Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-07-24

VA NA 49,
!. II. Rapp is at homo from Colorado
points.
DR., Felipe Romero visited Los Alamos.
yesterday.
Don Fernando Baca Is In town from the
country, to-day.
Charles Springer departed for Ration on
this mornings early train.
H. B. johnson Is in the city from his
Mount Aspen ranch, to-day.
Jose Gonzales represents the Los Colo
Mas neighborhood In town, to day.
@. e. Richardson, the stock inspector,
arrived from the north, last evening.
Hugo seaberg, the legal light, is down
from Springer on his very latest trip.
J.. H. stearns, James A. and Lloyd Dick
ass SaoA isvM vIsIt TO mountain resorts.
b. W. Taylor is In return from q twenty
days visit to his home In Kansas City,
Kansas.
Curtis Moncal and wife, who have been
in the city a few days, left, this morning,
for Pueblo.
Joe de Olivia, the sheep.grower who
ranges near Fort Sumner, is in city, to-
day, on business.
Paul F. Wielandy, the popular station
cry drummer, again smiles upon us with
his captivating presence.
Frank Lee, a former Las Vegas boy, Y
up from Albuquerque, to-day, represent
ing a Louisville clothing house.
Mrs. y. E.. Black and daughter, of Full
ton, Mo-, who have been guests at the Park
house, hot springs, left for New York.
DR.. G. j. Logan. G. U. Strong, Joe Doher-
ty, Juan Jose Rodrigues, A. L. Branch and
other residents OF Mora county, are about
town, to-day.
Mrs. Armstrong, who occupies the Lutz
stone residence, has gone up to Trinidad,
and Lewis Lutz is paying a visit to
Emporia, Kansas.
O. A. Rathbun is in return from a COM
mercial trip to southern points where 'free
silver" is the campaign cry that greets
ears on every hand.
T. H. Hubbard, Sedalia, Mo-; Albert
Phipps, Blairstown, Mo-; Frank Lee, Lou
Hugo Scharwenka, Cincinnati,
put up at the Plaza hotel.
W. B. Skagg, Thayer, Mo-; J.J. Foun-
tain, Pueblo; e. J.. Thorne, Colorado
Springs, and ]. A.. Martinez, Penasco, are
registered at the Central hotel.
Supt. B.. Brooks, OF the Western Union
telegraph company, Office in Denver, will
pass through for home, from FL Paso and
tomorrow morning.
Col. E. A. Grunsfeld, Albuquerques
about whose absence the Citi-
zen, down there, was concerned of mind,
vas a passenger for home on last evenings
rain.
y. E. Markle, Mount Aspen; Joe Doher-
~, R. Romero, A. L. Branch, J.J. Rodri-
yuez, Chas. J. Logan, M. D., and c. u.
Mora, are registered at the New
Optic.
J. F. Hutchison, of the Spring ger Stock
was down between trains, last night, |
.lnquiring into some matters of state and
some dollars of the daddies on
~
he side.
b. B. Stimmel aud wife, father and
mother of Ed StimmeI, the passenger con-
%iuctor, have arrived from their home at
~Salina, Kansas, and will remain here in
definitely for health reasons.
j. A. Stinson, who ranges his sheep in
The vicinity of Vega Blanca, Valencia
came up from Albuquerque on de.
aged No. 2, this morning. Mr.. Stinson
ives In the Duke City, but prefers Las
Vegas as a market.
Albert Gusdorf, Lincoln, Neb.; W. A.
'rephagen. San Francisco; s.. G. White,
Denver; E. o. Osborne, Kansas City Mrs.
e. and Miss Black, Fulton, Mo-; D. Ben
amin, Kansas City; l.. J.. Bay, Albuquer.
ue; j. W. Robbins, Topeka, and James
'ole, Denver, are registered at the Depot
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