Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-20
PERSONAL PENoiLINos.

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DR.. White went south, last evening.
Joe Kessler lie down from G~oiondrinas
to-day. =,
M. 3. Hart arrived from the south thI,
morning.
u #. Roberts. Trinidad, 10 a guest at thu
Central hctel, WY VIZ +
judge H. L. Waldo left this morning fol
Washington, DC, .tse3
>. X. Dennis, the photographer, ID dowr
from Mora, to-day. IN S..1 .sT
julius Graaf will take a business trip tt
Santa Fe, tonight. atS
II, ". Davis, a health-seeker, left 70,
Santa Ess,,iast evening.
T. J.. Cross andA. g.. Adams, drummers,
left on No. 2 this moraing.
John A. Clark returned this morning
from a trip down the road.
Mrs. Shan Rodes went out to e, Porvenir
to-day to spend several days.
H. II. Wheeiock, took a business trip "a
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Mora and vicinity, this morning.
Mrs. Richard Dusn and child went north
on the ssrly train this morning.
Mrs. DR.. e O.. Grass returned to TrinI-
dad Sunday evening from Denver.
Mrs. n W. Brooks is in return from an
enjoyable visit to her son in Denver.
tBam Pauley an old time cattle man In
these parts Is in town from Fort Sumner.
Fred Wardsnburg, Of the firm Of War
denburg q White, 10 down from Trinidad,
today.
J.E. Walter, the live stock man OF The
Harvey eating house system ia IN the city
to-day. b.
M. Biederwolf who is at the Hot Springs
expects to go on further south in a few
weeks.
M. Romero was in from FL Porvenir, and
says that everyone is talking politics out
that way.
A. A. Jones came down from Springer
last evening and returned to that place
this morning.
W. H. Jack, president of the cattle sani-
tary board, came over to Ration from Trini-
dad yesterday.
"Texas' Crickbaum arrived In the city
last evening, from Colorado, and will re-
main here indefinitely.
r. e. Twitchell left for Santa Fe last
evening, and will visit Albuquerque before
he returns to this city.
Richard Dunn was in the city awhile
last evening from the Hot Springs looking
much improved in health.
Miss Jennie Sickler who had been visit
ing Rev. A. A. Layton and family return
ed. TO her home this morning.
II. J. Hnnsbany and niece, Miss Rose
Dye Of Chicago, who were at the Hot
Springs, left for home this morning.
L. s.. Naftzger, E. Wiglesworth. Wichita
oh. Burner, Trinidad; and Maggie Owens
Hot Springs, register at the Plaza Hotel.
r. J. Douglas who has been In this city
some weeks left for Bisbee, Arizona, to ac-
cept a position with . mining company.
Mrs. Julia Daley, after a short visit to
relatives 10 this place, left on No. 2, this
morning, for her home in Fort Madison,
Iowa.
Miss Alma Olive returned to her home in
Trinidad this morning after a pleasant
visit Of several months to her sister Mrs.
@. D. Boucher.
W. 7. Estes, Mineral Hill; A. Harden,
Cripple Creek; G.. L. Ovens, Ration; A. o.
Hugg, Boston Mass. Geo. Fl. Angel, Dem
yer; and Robert Mingus, New Mexico; are
late arrivals at the New Optic.
Rev. A. Hoffman and wife left in return
to 81 Paso last evening. The large number
of friends who we're at the depot to see
them off safely is an evidence OF the es-
TEEN in which they are held, in this city.
F. w. Wardenburg, Trinidad; Mrs.
Randall, Washington; e. B. Clark, New
York; VIM. Wright, Coshocton, Ohio;
Mrs. Richard Dunn, Catskill; J.. e. Walter,
worth; H. J. Hunsbany and Rose
Dye, Chicago; registered at the Depot
Hotel.
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