Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-07-14

en-. Panioi, VI mornS - III tho Guy, TO-
day.
A. hennst came in from up the road,
last evening.
d. 9. Deuel. drove out to the La Cusva
ranch, to-day.
cbas. A. Rathbun Q south on the
evening train.
Am. Blackw well went east, on the early
morning train.
Henry Coke has been in the city from
6apelIo, to-day,
d. Lowitzsky left for his Santa Re abid-
Ing place. last evening.
Ed Grunsfeld Is up from Albuquerque
doing the insurance act,
Q. w. WildensteIn 10 in the city, to-day,
on insane asylum matters.
J. M. Friedberg, a San Francisco drum
mer, has gone down to Albuquerque.
Ellis g. York and wife left on last even
ing's train for Peach Springs, Arizona.
John J. Pace is expected to return from
the Hopswell mining camp 10 a few days.
IF. Pebbles, the traflcksr In the fisecy
fellows, left the Plaza hotel for Colorado.
J, II. Aumsn, New York; G.. L. Brooks,
Albuquerque, W. H. Fisk, Chicago, are at
the Depot hotel.
Frank Sullivan, chef at the Headquar-
tiers restaurant, Is spending q fortnight at
the Ell Porvenir resort.
Mrs. NV. Browne and children have re-
turned to the city from q visit to friends
and relatives 10 Ration.
q. o. DeTurk was in town, yesterday,
representing G. r. Blanke q Co., tea, cof-
fee, spices, etc, st. Lonis.
Joe Conklin. prescription clerk at the
Winters drug establishment, takes the
evening train fortSanta Fe.
Miss Bessie Green has gone to Salt Lake
City, Utah, on a ong-contemplated visit to
her sister, Mrs. N. NJ. Chafin.
Miss sadie Mcneil left Trinidad for her
home In Depver, after : short visit there,
on her return from Las Vegas.
). w. Lightbody went south to meet his
daughter, last evening, they being en- route
TO Colorado points uia Santa Fe.
A. Falck aud Michaels, tina wool scour-
err, rave gone on q prospecting trip to the
mountains, to be absent ten days.
Mrs. Seferina Knight, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Ben. Romero for q few days,
departed for Santa ,Fe, last evening.
Jerry Woodbridge. the sheepman, was
In the city, this morning His sheep are
now within a few miles Of Las Vegas.
Mrs. Fisher, who had been In the city for
some months, left for Chicago, this morn
ing, her son, Willie, remaining here for
health reasons.
Judge John A. Williams and party, OF
Colorado Springs, passed through the city
In a special car, last evening, en- route for
Los Angeles. Cal.
Miss Clara Biumsuthal, popular sales.
lady at Ildfeld's. will take a vacation trip
TO st. Louis, on a visit to her sister, start
ing on Saturday mornings train.
J.. H. Flickinger, president Of the Orchard
and Csnnery company a California cor
poration, took last evenings train for Los
Angeles. He had been a guest at the hot
springs for a number Of days.
Miss Mary E. Manning, Of Boston, came
up from Mesilla, mother brother here, and
both left for that place on last evenings
train. Her brother was a draughtsman in
a Boston architects office, till he broke
down in health.
Reason Smith, Liberty; J. E. Whitmore,
r., Gallinas Springs; A. E.. Bourne, Wat
rous; Charles Sumner, Puerto de Luna;
VIM M. McRae, Mineral Hill, and E..
Grunsfeld, Albuquerque, are registered at
the New Optic hotel.
Judge John Y. Hewitt, editor Of the
White Oaks Eagle, and w. 8. Hopeweli. Of
Hillsboro, returning delegates from the
Chicago convention, went south to their
respective towns and families, last evening,
both gentlemen wearing Bryan buttons on
the lapels Of their coats, the fret OF the
season.