Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-07-20

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W. II. Long left for his ranch yesterday.
G. K. Bloom went over to Santa Fe, last
night.
Hugo seaberg is down from Springer,
again.
J. Y. Lujan u in the city from San
Ignacio.
A. Vigil is up from Liberty, with his
wool clip.
Jake Stern and family left for Mora,
yesterday.
Pedro Romero is In THE county seat from
FL Cuervo.
DR.. Felipe Romero visits relatives up al
Wagon Mound.
Levi A. Hughes Is on our streets from
Santa Fe, again.
Oh. Young and wife went down to AL
buquerque, last evening.
Charles A. Spiess is over from Santa Fe
again, on legal business.
Don Ramon Baca is up from his home at
San Mateo, Valencia county.
Librado Pacheco and Antonio Arguello
are over from Mora, to-day.
Chas. Sumner, the sheep-ralssr, left for
Puerto de Luna, this morning.
Don Eduardo Martinez and little SON are
up from Anton Chico. to day.
Mrs. John Rutherfor | boarded the early
morning train for Elizabeth, Colo.
Don Lorenzo Lopez and wife arrived
from San Miguel, yesterday morning.
Judge Charles Blanchard left for Ell
Paso and Mexico points, last evening.
Aniceto q. ABBEY ia and bride came up
from Socorro, on the early morning train.
Rumaldo Martinez and Rozario Abeyta
have been in town from Los Alamos, to.
day.
Miss y. Greenwood, who had been stop
ping at the springs, left last evening for FL
Paso. ,
M. 8. Hart, coal oil inspector, was a
south bound passenger out Of town, last
evening.
Joe Burks, who came up to see the folk
at home, departed for Albuquerque, last
evening.
Rev. w. Fl. Lytle and wife, relatives of
Mrs. J. G. Milligan, have arrived in town
from Missouri.
Rev. j. A. Menaul left on Saturday even
ing for Socorro, where he dispensed the
gospel, yesterday.
Col. T. B. Mills and DR.. M. M. Milligan
have gone to st. Louis, to attend the pop
ulist convention.
w. e. Gortner, Redmond McDonagh and
H. L. Mabey were up passengers from the
south, this morning,
DR.. H. M. Smith was called professional
ly to Rowe, Saturday evening, returning
on this mornings train.
M. Cohn is back from Chicago, wher he
purchased furniture and fittings for his
new place On the plaza.
Frank Springer and R. E. Twitchell nave
gone up to Ration to attend a meeting of
the Ration coal and coke company.
Mrs. o. j. Lott, who had been visiting
her sister, Mrs. George Rodes, left in re-
turn to Muncie, Ind. last evening.
W. A. Lewis, st. Louis; w. A. King,
Trinidad; Thomas J. Ryan, Fairbank, A.
T., are registered at the New Optic.
A. E. Baker and wife, Wichita ]. Y.
Lujan, San Ignacio; H. 8. Cowan, hot
springs, register at the Plaza hotel.
H. W. Wyman had business with the
county board, to-day, and departs for
Colorado Springs, tomorrow morning.
Miss Grace Woodruff, whose father is q
publisher at st. Louis, passed through for
Santa Fe, on a visit to her sister, over
there.
Judge Francis Downs passed through for
Santa Fe, last evening, in return from the
east, where he had to do with important
mining litigation.
Charles Goldamer and wife, Kansas
City; A. E. Baker, Wichita, Kas. G. #.
Walling, Denver s. Black, Chicago, regis.
ter at the Depot hotel.
A. e. Baker, son-in-law OF Capt. 7. W.
Garrard, Is in town from Wichita, Kansas,
representing the Western newspa.
union, Of that place.
Joshua y. Reynolds, president Of the
First national banks in Las Vegas, Albu-
querque and EEifaso, has returned from .
visit to the latter institution and city.
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Louis, where the remains OF her husband,
the late Charles Manca, we're inferred. She
Is accompanied by Mrs. Angie Mapca
Moore and Angelo Manca, Of Salt Lake
CITY.