Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-22
PERSONAL rENclLlNos.

II. 3. Arnold, OF Santa 70, registers al
the New Optic to-day.
A.. G. Mills and family will return to
Puerto do Luna, Monday.
Grant Marley is In the city for a few
weeks. from Kansas City.
w. H. Kelly and Charley Daniel are So
journing at Mora for the present.
Manuel Flores has arrived from his
ranch at TuIoso, eighty miles out.
jefferson and Joshua S. Reynolds re-
turned from the east, last evening.
Capt. L. @. Fort and J d. w. veeder re-
turned from Santa Fe, this morning.
Mrs. u. W. Hartman and children will
arrive from Cerrillos on the morning train.
Miss Maggie Bucher returned from a
visit to friends in Kansas City, last even
Ing.
Mrs. NJ. J. Woods aud daughter, Helen,
spent yesterday and last night at the hot
springs.
Ed Hporleder aud Phil Doll returned
from a few days outing in the mountains,
last evening.
Julius Abramowsky and family came In
from Mineral hill through the rain and
mud, to-day.
Miss Emma Parker, of Burnett, Texas,
arrived, last evening, on a visit to Mrs.
Frank Boone.
Sheriff Marion Littrell, Of Colfax county
returned to Springer, last evening, from q
trip to Pueblo.
W. G. Wbitssearner, of the Singer Sew
ing Machine company, of Trinidad, is in
the city, to day.
Mrs. h. R. Cowen wrl arrive home, this
evening, from an extended trip to Detroit,
Saginaw and Chicago.
Judge H. L. Warren, of Albuquerque,
passed through for Chicago, whittier he
goes on legal business.
Mrs. Baker, daughter OF Mrs. Garrard,
will leave for Kansas in the morning, ac-
companied by her children.
E. o. Olson and wife, Of Chicago, who
have been in the city for some time, left
for Albuquerque, last evening".
Mrs. DR.. Gibson arrived, last evening,
from Topeka, to visit her husband, who is
at the Atchison hospital here.
Fidel Neto is in town from La Tablazon;
Jesus Chavez, from Juan de Dios; Fran
cisco. Padilla, from La Aguilar.
Miss Flora Beschel, John York, wife and
daughter, and Joe Sweeney came in, last
evening, from the Harvey ranch.
Fred A. Sabin, an attorney Of La Junta,
Colo, is down this way in the interest of
mining litigation in Colfax county.
Gov. E. S. Slower, after attending a
meeting of the local directors of the Atchi-
son, last evening, returned to Albuquer.
que.
Mrs. L. Crews left, this morning, in re-
to Hamilton, Texas, after a few
weeks visit to her son, Percy, out near
Rociada.
J. Thompson Lindsey, the popular
man, who usually catches onto
all the trade that's going, is about the city
of magnificent distances, to-day.
Mrs. W. A. Glassford and little sons
for Denver, this evening, by way of
Santa Fe, where they will be the guests of
Mrs. Chas. A. Spiess for a day or two.
Jose l.. Lopez took the road for Anton
Chico, this morning, fully confident that
would still fnd the Capt. Kidd
treasure, out there, estimated value Sl5,-
700, 1000!
DR.. Beebe and wife, Miss Belle Henry her
Mrs. King, Of Kansas City, and
,welve other persons, whose names could
lot be obtained, left for Harvey's ranch,
his morning.
A. 8. Goetz, manager of the Pecos Valley
beet sugar manufacturing company, and
Fl. Holabird, general manager of the
3ecos Valley Improvement company, were
north bound for Colorado
Springs.
VIM. Hope, West Side, Iowa; Fred A..
La Junta, Colo. j. M. Skaats and
Cincinnati: Dora B. Wells, j. T.
ut. Louis; A.. G. White, Cherry
,alley, are among to.day's guests at the
Plaza hotel.
Jas. Carr, Chas. Roe, 7. II. Roe, Denver
3. F. Myer, Ell Paso; J.. T. Lindsey, st.
louis; NJ. J. Freiler, San Francisco; g. j..
Bell, Keithsburg, ILL.,; J. H. Garner, New
L. Pitts, Alabama; John Davis,
Ioboken, N. j., are registered at the De-
'ot hotel.
1t has been generally believed, all along,
hat Floronnio parroe uow eoru;r, a lifa