Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-31


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math a friend
Rev. Father Poaxes lefa the sasr
yesterday afterAssoa t"r a sh@ss wish
al Nasroas-
Master kemnesh BEOws1 arrived
home today from a visit wiah relatives
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i ATs 4. iieineHaan has he~n quite
ssek Al her honae On Twelfth street
for the past Ten aays from "a heart
attack.
Migne! GasaEaiws and wlfe left the
saiy yesterday co Ma ! for their home
~ CeEFillos. after u short wish I'm the
city with relatives.
= T. q. Abraham Is 10 the city from
~ home at AlhaaaeEane an business.
=. e. Dexendorf Of Albuquerque h
i'm RE city IN business.
], p. Conroy of los Angeles, Who Il
visiting In this city. drove mp the can.
- this morning with a friend. 20
srend the DAY picnleking-
u. a. Conrs and family. Mas aorle
"f Louisville. kentaeky. aud Dan
Kelly. returned home yesterday from
n several days visit al n Pnrvenir.
". L. Crockett. who has been east
In Boston. New York and Norfolk. es.
poets to return Ia Las Vegas between
the eighth and tenth of September.
MIR. and Mrs. L. l.. browne returned
home 10 this cit. lss, night from a Wis.
II with friends and relatives In Chi.
cago. Kansas Guy and other points I'm
the east.
Maurice and Charles Danxiger have
moved from Douglas venue into the
fine large house built By the Agency
and Investment Corporation nj 1907
Sixth street.
Maurice Danziger will leave tamor.
row for the east Ia spend three or four
weeks visiting the wholesale houses
and purchasing goods for the firm Of
". Danziger & company.
Frank Coe and wife are camping nj
Kroenig lakes and expect 20 remain
At that place until Monday. by which
time they will have fish enough 20
supply everyone In town.
Ignacio Lopez. u deputy county as
SCISSOR. left yesterday afternoon for
Santa fe 10 turn oyer the tax rolls Of
San Miguel count to the territorial
auditor. w. G. Sergeant.
Carlos Rivera and bride arrived In
the city Yesterday from their home at
Silver City. Mr.. Rivera formerly re.
sided In this city and has a large circle
OF friends with whom he will visit for
q short time.
A. O. Larrazolo aud family returned
home to this city last night after
spending q month ut Santa Rosa with
relatives. MIR. Iarrazolo Is much i'm
proved In health by his rest and va
cation.
II. B. Davis. supreme secretary OF
the Fraternal Brotherhood. arrived on
No. , this morning and spent the day
with local members Of the order and
will attend tn regular meeting Of the
order tonight,
Miss Emilia Diaz. the talented Phil
ippino lady piano player at the Casino
at Albuquerque. passed through the
city yesterday afternoon on No. . on
her way TO Kansas City for a short
visit at her home.
The Milo club. composed Of about
fifteen young ladies and gentlemen,
will leave this city for FL Porvenir
Saturday and will picnic at that re
sort until Monday. A fine time is an
ticipated.
Mrs. W. n. Fl. Llewellyn. daughter
and son, of Las Cruces, left the city
yesterday afternoon on No. I for San
ia Fe, where they will make a short
visit. Major Llewellyn will remain
In the city for several days.
Charles Williams. representative oi
tue DRUNeT ItuubcI COIilpdus, 10 III TIC
city today calling on his customers.
Miss Moilie Kennedy returned to Las
Vegas today after visiting for a month
with relatives and friends at Ell Paso
A. r. Roberts. 81 the firm of Ray
wood l. Roberts. who has been con
fined to his bed for the past few days
on account of illness, was able to be
up and around today. He suffered
from a bad cold and congestion.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Pittinger. Miss
Helen Keech. of Champaign, ILL.,. ant
c. II. Stevenson returned home to this
city yesterday afternoon after ar
eight days fishing trip on Cow Creek
near the Cooper Lumber company's
mill, northwest of Las Vegas. They
were the guests of c. H. Rathburn and
family near that place for a portion o.
the time. They made the entire TRIP
overland and state that they nevel
had a more enjoyable outing. They
caught more trout than they could use
and it was with great reluctance
that they were forced to return home