Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-17

Mrs. II. X. Behn Is visitor 10
Cerrilloz.
j. p. o'BriSn passed through to
Santa Fe.
Mr. John Elder made Santa Fe
a visit Tuesday.
Hon. Il. 7. Gable was down
yesterday from Santa Fe.
Mr.. Ed. Z. Sluder Is at 81. Win.
cents sanitarium, Santa Re.
Charley Wright was In Albu-
querque, Tuesday, from San Pedro.
Ross Uptegrove will attend
school at Las Vegas again In the
fall.
VIM West has gone 10 San Pedro
in the employ OF the LiucOln-
Lucky.
w. j. and @. ii. Herber, Of the
Cash Entry, were visitors 10 Santa
Fe, " ednesday.
Clothing merchant Gerdes and
Chas. Way, came down from San
Id Fe last Sunday.
Mrs. g. w. Uptegrove has been
slightly on the sick list this week,
but Is cOnyallescent.
Charles Bsrkhart will likely ac-
cepl the position Of saddler At 1T.
Apache, offered him.
Miss Efie Green will visit In
| San PEDRO for few weeks, with
her sister, Mrs, Geo. r. Bailey.
s. ii. Arnold Ia down from his
ranch on the Pecos. He will
probably not return before Sep
tember.
Mrs. s. G. White, Of San Pedro,
has been critically III from paraly>
sis. AT last reports her condition
Is improving.
MIR. IL. G.. Coors, the Las Vegas
lumberman, was in town Monday
In the interest or his trade, selling
good bills to our local merchants.
Marion Sinner expects to get of
for the Durango country Saturday.
His friends all wish himself and
family success In the new home.
Thos. NJ. Bartlett left Monday
for short trip To his Pecos ranch.
He will spend week or ten days
there, then return to his position
at the Cash Entry.
Joe Blonger came over from
San Pedro the first of the week
and retuSned with his teams We'd
nesday. He will put them TO work
ON the Lincoln. Lucky whim.
Prof. +. w. Chattleld, Of the
Las Vegas Seminary, was pleas.
ant caller Tuesday. The new cata-
logue OF this popular school shows
ii to be In an excellent state OF
prosperity.
Y. M. Crutchfleld and family,
Rev. j. NJ. Crutchfield and family,
Mr.. John Doyle and Mr.. Whited
took their departure Monday for
the upper Pecoe. there to spend O
few weeks camping and fishing.
G.. L. Hosmer, Of the Beacon,
came down from Springer again
Tuesday, the first time In two
: weeks. He reports very heavy
rain at that place, the water rising
one and two feet in the buildings
Mr.. John II. Robertson on yes.
terday received official coInmunica
ton of his appointment as Pueblo
Indian agent and Is now busy pre-
pairing his bond which is for 500, ,O0t
sureties to qualify In double thiI
t, amount.-New Mexican.
w. H. Kennedy returned from
his fishing trip in the upper peco
: country, Tuesday night. He re-
ports a pleasant time, the trip bene
. fitting him very much. He caugh
trout out of Cow creek until h,
wore out all of his hooks, and theI
' came home. No better fish storie
' In 30 few words, have been toll
= this season.
: Mrs. Nettie S. Chaplin, OF Mar
{ shaltown, Iowa, accompanied b,
. Mrs. II. II. Taylor, OF Santa Fl
r but also formerly of Marshalltown
], ana Mr.. VIM M. Berger, Recei We
! of the Santa Fe land Office, wer
e callers Monday. Mrs. Chaplin
r President OF tho Woman's Pres
r Association Of Iowa and a writer {
!, note. While here she visited tn
r Cash Entry section and the mininI
0 claims Of the late Harvey Beck
, with, of whom she Is a distant rels
/ tive. The party returned TO SAINT
! Fe by evening train, Monday.