Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-17
PERSONAL P%ENClLINGs.

Myer Friedman is in Santa Fe, to-day.
John Ransom is over from the Head
ranch.
Mayor f.. E. Olney is in return from AL.
buquerque.
A. s. Eaton. a Kansas sheep. buyer has
arrived In town.
Mrs. Eugenio Romero and sister are Wis
iting at Bernalillo.
VIM. Bryce has been visiting Albuquer-
que from this city.
Judge Henry L. Waldo journeysd over
to Santa Fe, last night.
John Pendaries and Johnny Rudolph
departed for Rociada, to-day.
Miss Lottie Will returned from a short
trip to Albuquerque, this morning..
G. M. Baker, the Casualty man, went
down to Albuquerque, last evening.
II. E. Finney, the told reliable" piano
tuner, goes up to Ration in the morning.
Judge J. c. Gunter is in the city from
Trinidad, Colo, on legal business, to-day.
DIR. NJ. w. Robbils is in return from
Kansas City, where he visited his family.
L. L. Lyon, the Denver meat drummer,
boarded last evenings south bound train.
G. A. Rathbun Is at home from Kansas
City, whittier be went with a train load of
cattle.
A. T. Eaton, Kansas, and G.. l.. Ayde.
lotte, Terre Hause, Indiana, register at the
Central hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. P%lttingsr aud Mrs.
Hixon came in on our delayed No. 2, this
morning. from Albuquerque.
Mrs. o. A.. Hadley, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. F. A. Kuickerbocker, has re-
turned TO her Watrous home.
NJ. w. Mills, the attorney and fruit
grower, came down from Springer, last
evening: Charles Springer, from Ration.
Jos. Huff, Newark. Ohio G. W.. Burns,
Ration; w. W. RawliDs, Ell Porvenir, and
F. Brizendin register at the New Optic.
Neil B. Field, the Albuquerque attorney,
was returning home from the bedside OF
his sick mother in Louisville, KY, last
q. NJ. Taylor, master mechanic, was a
passenger for Albuquerque, last evening,
where he will take the Shriner's degree in
Masonry.
Mrs. e. j. Webb boarded the belated
train for Dallas, Texas, Don
Lewis Lutz accompanying her a distance
up the road.
Mrs. H. Moses, of Trinidad, Colo, who
been the guest OF L.. j.. Marcus and
departed for home on the early
morning train.
Levi A. Hughes, Of Santa Fe, arrived
from up the road, last evening, q has
been h%obnobbing with republican polite.
ians about town. to-day.
George W. Noyes, brennan Of the tie
preserving wo ks, left for Galveston, Tex
as, on company business, this morning, to
be absent for some weeks.
H. B. Johnson drove in from Mt. Aspen,
yesterday afternoon. reporting three feet
Of snow to have fallen. up there, 1t melt
Ing away almost as fast as it fell.
MI nuu MRS. ~. w. AOldTb LOOK the
morning train for Chicago and other poir.s
east. They will visit at the McKi1-
ley town, Canton, Ohio, before returning
home.
Henry G. Ward, Pontiac, Mich; Miss
Salos, Gallup, N. NJ. John Pendaries and
Johnny Rudolph, Rociada; N. Fontaine.
Sapello, N. M, register as guests at the
Plaza hotel.
T. J. West, a resident of Charlottesville,
Ind, Gen. Lew Wallace's city, returning
a pleasure trip to California, is stop
ping of here to pay a visit to his daughter,
Mrs. F.. J. Gehring.
G. r. Root, Denver; J. G.. McMurty,
Kansas City c.. H. Brutton, Mrs. j.. G.
Wise, Kansas City; J. Z. Gunter, Trini-
lad, Colo, Frank j.. Pickett, Philadelphia
I, A. Hughes, Santa Fe, put up at the De-
rot hotel.