Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-03
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J. II. Uverhuls visits BLAND again:
Pablo jsaubien is up from Fort Suinhei
Chas. saarbacb leaves for El Paso, sun
day
Juan Martinez visits town from Anto'
Chico.
Geo. shaub has been up from the Peco
region.
isIdro Madril and family arrived frcn
Santa Fe.
Capt. w. H. Jack took the train for Sil
yer City, last evening.
Robert Hart, the travelling man. took th
train for the south, last evening.
Col. George II. Hutchinson visited tn
RomerovilIe ranch, this morning.
Fred Mckay, the typo. has reached thes
parts again, latterly from Texas.
Mrs. Cecil Browne left, to-day, for La
throp, Mo-, on a visit to her parents.
Daniel T. White, the commission man
went down TO Albuquerque, last night.
Misses Margaret and Eta Head are Wis
iting Mrs. J. H. Shout for a few days.
Arthur Upton has gone to Denver
where he will resume bis studies at school
John N. Lambertson, a former Las We
gan, has been over this way from SAINTS
Fe.
Mrs. Rankin, mother of Mrs. p. G. Car
penter, arrived from Topeka, on last wen
ing's train.
Judge Thos. Smith is due to arrive from
Santa Fs on a local freight at Q O'Clock
this evening.
Judge Charles Blanchard Is at HON,
from Santa Fe; likewise, A. o. Larrazo)o
the attorney.
Eugenio Moya has gone mp to Ration
where he will enter the employ of tn,
Harvey house.
81. G. Hughes, a well-to-do business mar
of Springfield, Mo-, passed through for th'
City OF Mexico.
Johnny Harrison has been In town from
Glorieta, at which place he looks after g..
B. 4 Co.'S interests.
George Boardman returned home from
California, to-day, probably with a view
Of remaining here.
Charles Garske, advance agent for Ourel
the boy hypnotist, reached the city from
Ration, last evening.
Don Lorenzo Lopez has returned to towr
from the Gran Quivira, accompanied by
Col. Miguel Lacsrda.
Capt. John H. Riley, Of Denver, vas
south bound passenger on last evenings
No. / passenger train.
Z. NJ. Wagner, Denver; g. B. Rowden
FIT. Worth; J. w. Harrison, Glorieta, reg
ister at the New Optic hotel.
Mrs. M. L. Zimmerman and daughter,
Ilene, arrived from Santa Fe, this morn
ing, t. visit the Shield family.
E. j. Isham is about town, to-day. rep.
r~esenting the surgical instrument house
Of the J. Ellwood Lee company.
Miss Miller bearded the early morning
train for Efingham, Kansas, leaving her
invalid sister here for climatic benefit.
II. W. Bing, the popular Japanese mer-
chant, came down from Ration, last even.
ing. and will remain several weeks in this
city.
Julian Torres, of TERRA Amarillo, q
student in the Spanish institute, returned
homeward. last night, going to Santa Fe
by train.
Mrs. Griffith, wife of Conductor f. Grit
fith, of San Marcial, who is well known
here, passed through on No. 2 this morn
ing on a visiting trip to friends In Illinois.
Misses Helen and Fannie Schlopp and
Mrs. Meta Schmidt and children, Burling-
ton, Ia; Manuel Lopez, Various; Mrs.
Mary Reid, Santa Fe, are registered at the
Plaza hotel.
Major E. G. Ross, secretary of the immi-
grafton bureau, has returned to Santa Fe.
whence he invades Rio Arriba county, to
work up data for his Forthcoming irriga-
tion pamphlet.
E. R. Deatheridge, a Kansas City attor-
ney, was a passenger for Socorro, last
evening, In company with Captain Davis,
same city, who has stock grazing into
down there.
P. e. Feelings, who has been q patient
at the Las Vegas hospital some months,
left for Topeka on the morning train to
his claim against the Atchison COM
pany for an injury to bis foot.
Sec. Romero. wife, Mrs. A. A. SENEGAL,
Miss Belle Bernard, Miguel SENEGAL, Willie
Bernard and little Mary and Eugenio
Romero, jr., are back from Bado de Juan
Pals, where they camped out nine days
and had q splendid time.
e. Goldberg, Chicago; Phil Prayer, st.
M. H.. MARX, Denver; E. J. Isham,
A. Simon, San Francisco;
Ben Johnson, Kansas City A. J. Tisdall,
Bell ranch; J. H. Dickey, Kansas City,
are registered at the Depot hotel.
Abeyta's Application Denied.
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