Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-05
Personal PENCiLINGs.

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Personal PENClLINGs.
Major NJ. Salazar went south, last even
Ing.
Willie Springer and mother visit Los
Alamos.
Pablo Baca left for Cabra Springs, this
morning.
Georgew. Hickox is visiting his family in
Santa Fe.
Col. o. G. French is down from Fort
Union, to-day.
DR.. J. II. wroth and f. H. Kent are UP
from Albuquerque.
81. B. johnson and wife we're down from
Mt. Aspen, to-day.
A. A. Keen is up from Albuquerque, a c.
companied by his wife.
R. e. Twitchell went down to Albuquer-
que, Saturday evening.
Miss 9. Gully returned to Wagon Mound
on this mornings train.
Hon. Fl. b. Ferguson was in the city
from Albuquerque, yesterday.
Cliff 3. Curran is in town from Trinidad,
on his return trip to the Bell ranch.
W. L. Hargrave has tired of city life and
has hied himself out to his sheep herds.
Richard Harlow represents Gallup on
our streets and at the Masonic grand lodge
Jas. A. Murray and wife returned, last
evening, from a Q n-days' visit in Kansas.
G. M. Antrim 10 in town from Chicago
to-day, representing the Western paper
company.
Charley Adams, a brass FOUNDER af1ict
cd with operators paralysis, is in town,
between trains.
Cherries and Minor Rudolph are in from
Rociada, to-day, to attend to matters be-
fore the probate court.
D. w. Condor and John Hill and wife
will follow the crowd and take the train
for Denver in the morning
Mrs. G. q. Gise and son, Robert, left for
Denver, this morning, on a two-months'
visit to Mrs. Gise's mother.
Mrs. Pat Young and children nave ar
rived from Albuquerque and gone out to
the Closson home for a few days.
Mrs. PC. Carpenter returned. Saturday
evening, from a pleasant visit to Des
Moines, Iowa, and Topeka, Kansas.
Cleofes Romero, Miss Belle Bernard and
her mother have gone on a visit to Mrs.
Sec. Romero at Ell Bado de Juan Pals.
A. 8. Bpndy, of the Chicago portrait COM
pany, is delivering pictures here to-day
and will leave for Santa Fe, to morrow
Mrs. Virginia Hawkins left, yesterday
morning, for st. Louis, after several weeks
pleasantly spent with her parents and
friends in this city.
F. W. Tinsman, general manager of the
Chicago portrait company, who has been
stopping at Mrs. HerEog's, left for Albu.
querque this morning.
Conductors Oder and Stevenson left for
the Cochiti mining district, Saturday even.
Ing. at which place they are interested in
several good gold claims.
Geo. II. Hutchison, Geo. Beatty and M.
M. McSchooler returned, overland, yester-
day, from Hopewell, with the common
opinion that it will be the greatest camp in
America.
r. J. Douglas, the groceryman, who had
been here for some weeks, left for points
10 Arizona, Saturday evening, on business,
to be absent about a month. Mrs. Doug
las and children will remain in this city.
RID. Weeks, day operator on the West
ern Union Office in Albuquerque, who has
been spending bis vacation on the coast,
passed through for Chicago, q passenger on
No. Q, last night, where he will remain for
a week or ten days, after which he will re-.
turn to Albuquerque.
Mrs. r. B. Howes, Chrome, Colo. Miss
M. u. Foster, Miss G. L. Crosby, Boston,
Mass; Miss II. y. Merriam, Mrs. j. F.
Merriam, Springfield, Mass; Mrs. e. N.
Monroe, Unionville, Mo-; T. j. Walton,
Mora; T. A. Hendricks, Ell Campo; John
W. Poe, Charles Wilson, Roswell, N. M;
{. !. Roberts, Eddy, n. nj; Arthur Boyle,
Santa Fe, put up at the Plaza hotel.
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