Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-07

came into town yesterday to purchas'
supplies.
r. Mclaughlin came in last nigh
iron Denver. He will stay a shor
ltime. on business affairs.
Charles Adams, rancher from the
vicinity of Watrous, was here OF
business over the weekend.
II. Goldsinger arrived last nigh
from Santa Fe. Mr.. Goldsinger is 3
business man Of the Capital City.
]. W. Denny arrived in Las Vegas
Iesterday from Santa Fe. He will make
a short stay here to attend to some
personal matters.
Mrs. NJ. R. Williams left this morn
ing for her home in Las Vegas after
a short visit with her sister, Mrs
Josie Lockard Ration Range.
A party consisting of Charles Far
ley, John Mcclure, Adelaide Tafoya
and MACK" Evans left this morning
for Park Springs on a quail hunting
trip. They expect to be gone three
days.
A. w. West general manager of
the A. Macarthur company Of Wagon
Mound, was in Las Vegas today in
the interests of his firm. iAtn West
is the president of the Wagon Mound
Commercial club. tasm
An automobile party, consisting of
Miss Anna L. Hall, Miss Anita Went
age, and Mr.. Peter Henderson, all Of
Santa F'e, arrived in Las Vegas Satur-
day evening. The tourists left for
the Capital city yesterday morning.
L.. 3. Marker of New York City has
arrived in Las Vegas Mr.. Marker
isIintending to locate here for some
t4Re for the benefit of his health.
Leon R. Howard of Albuquerque. ar
rived in Las Vegas yesterday on bus
mess.
agHs WI Foght, specialist in rural
school practice of the bureau Of edu-
cation at Washington, d. O., will be
in. Las. Vegas at the end of this week
in order to make a survey of educa-
ton here. He is travelling over the
entire state, observing conditions, and
taking notes of the educational facil-
ities. 1t would be good plan for
the Commercial club to assist Mr..
Foght In observing all angles of edu-
cation in San Miguel county, according
to the suggestion of local educators.
Simon Bacharach and Dave Coles,
according to reports received here by
friends, are now in Mexico. 1t is said
that the two local men, who eft few
days ago for Ell Paso, have been in
vited across the border by General
Maytorena, governor of Sonora, in or
der to settle the revolution. Friends of
the two men have not heard whether
they have been successful in their
mission, but anybody who knows Bach
arach and Coles thinks that small
matter like a revolution is not enough
to worry them.
II. IT. Alexander arrived on Satur-
day from Oklahoma Mr.. Alexander
is contemplating making his residence
in New Mexico.
Ralph Rohrer Of this city, accom-
panied party of Oklahoma people
to Cherryvale yesterday. Besides Mr..
Rohrer the party contained G. L. Hol-
comb, H. H. Alexander, Miss Hol-
comb and Mr.. and Mrs. Swain.
Mrs. ]. G. Woody left today for Chi
cago. Mrs. Woody is the wife of ]. c.
Woody, switchman on the Santa Fe
railroad
The Killarney Girls arrived in town
last night from Santa Fe. They will
appear tonight at the Duncan opera
house in the third number Of the Y.
M 2. lyceum course. They will
leave on train No 2 tomorrow morn
ing.
Mrs. F. w. Doolin and Mrs. John
Brunton Of Shoemaker arrived in Las
Vegas this afternoon for short stay.
Waller vofeRberg Of the Vorenberg
Mercantile ehpany of Wagon Mound,
arrived in town this afternoon to at
tend to business matters. He will
leave for his home this evening.
NS