Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-31

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PERRONAL PENClLINGs.
Dr.. Long is up from ROswell.on- the Pc
cos.
Henry Coke was in the city from Sap
clio.
J. H. Daniel is in the city from Mora, to-
day. n
Miss Alice NJ. Thayer, IL Santa Te. isvis-
iting Las Vegas.
Mrs. While Mills Peacock has returned
to El Paso, Texas.
Mrs. N. Fetterman has been down from
the watrous ranch. ~
Emil Arner is domiciled at the Plaza ho-
tel from Kansas City.
Jefferson Reynolds went up to Trinidad
on the morning train.
@. M, Adams and wife are at home from
their trip to the Pecos,
Julius EIsemann has returned to the city
from . short trip to Santa Fe. y
&C. Hawkins boarded No. . passenger
train for Denver, this morning,
3. Brown arrived from the lower coun-
try on the early morning train.
A. J. Tisdall and wife are expected In
from the Bell ranch in a few days.
Mrs. G.. L. and Helen Brlnkman OF Kan
sas City, register at the New Optic.
Charley Davis, the local pugilist, is at
home from a trip to Colorado points.
Edw. Grunsfeld has returned to Albu-
querque: ]. L.. zodd left for Cerrillos.
Mrs. j. Bishl, wife Of the clever UNDER
taksr, is of for Chicago, with her babe.
Bert Adams, the drummer boy Of Las
Vegas, has hied himself away to Catskill.
Miss Nellie Preston, sister OF Mrs. Harry
Wells, returned to Trinidad, this morning.
Don Lorenzo Lopez and members Of his
family left town for, Anton Chico, this
morning.
DR.. L. Prudential, Of Trinidad, Colo,
was q passenger through the city for El
Paso, Texas.
Sheep Buyer Newton has gone to the
country to inspect some focks, shorn OF
their overcoats.
Capt. J.. G. Clancy is In town from his
Puerto de Luna place, on one of his SEMI
occasional trips.
Misses Alta G. and May Carr, the In
dianapolis schoolma'ms, are in Albuquer-
que from this CITY,
Hilario Montoya, Of Los Alamos, was
present at the sheriff's sale Of his brothers
property, this morning.
Joshua 8. Reynolds and sons, Herbert
ard John, are at home frca q run down to
Ell Paso and Albuquerque.
Herbert Clark and Juan Clancy re-
turned, last evening, from a three months
outing near Puerto de Luna.
Miss Mary Long will leave in a few days
for Knoxville, ILL.,, where she will enter st.
Mary's school for young ladies.
DR.. sMcKibben returned to Blossburg,
yesterday, from attendance at the funeral
Of his brother, the Atchison auditor, in To-
peka.
Judge Charles Blanchard is at home
from a trip down to White Oaks, overland,
and has been interviewed by an Optic re-
porter.
Miss Pearl Loehr, of Warsaw, Ind, ar
rived in the city, last evening and is pleas
antly and comfortably located at the home
OF g. B. Withrow.
Col. T. b. Mills and I. J. Haywood re.
turned from Cerrillos, yesterday morning;
E. l.. Martin and wife passing through for
their Kansas City home.
Col. J. d. Powers, presidents of the Las
Vegas water works company, departed for
his home at Greensboro, KY, yesterday
morning, accompanied by his wife.
w. l.. Hargrave, the well-fxed Puerto
de una sheep-raiser, has gone to st. Paul,
Mimi. to attend the national G. A. r. en-.
campment, a meeting that he never misses,
Lawyer e. o. Ohlson, who has been
stopping In town for some weeks, departed
on the Sunday morning train for his home
In Chicago, his family remaining here a
few weeks longer.
Mrs. Herman Ilfeld, three children and
Miss Clara Schultz went over to Santa Fe,
last night, there being five bicycles for the
depot baggageman to check; Herman H.
field took the morning train for Denver.
A. A.. Heath, Denver; Joe Erwin, st.
Joseph; Chas. R. Murphy, Decatur; R. J..
Knox, New York; L. Kempenich, Alameda,
N. NJ; Carl Frazer, wife and children,
Denver, are registered at the Depot hotel.
Children's combination suits. Just the