Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-14
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Bert Adams Is expected home from Cat
skill, this evening.
H. B. johnson Ia down from his Mount
Aspen ranch, today.
Napoleon Jarmillo came down from San
lgnacio this morning.
Don Felix Martinez made = trip down
the rad last evening.
John and Willie Ellsworth left TO r
Henry's ranch, to-day.
A. M. Blackwell went down to Albuqusr-
que. Saturday evening.
John Stein is again In the city, coming
up from southern points.
A. NJ. Blackwell and son returned from
Albuquerque this morning.
j. L. Laub reached Trinidad, from the
east, on last evenings train,
Brother Botulph returned to Santa Fe
from Albuquerque last evening.
H. L.. Mabey and e. L. Humblip, COM
mission men, are In Santa Re to-day.
e. L. Hamblin went south on one Of his
periodical business trips, last evening.
q. e. Richards, cattle inspector, came
down from Wagon Mound, last evening.
Judge 8. e. Booth went up to Springer
this morning, en- route to El~izabethtown.
j. H. Hunter has returned to Omaha
after a pleasant visit to friends in this
city.
A. M. Adler Is down this way from
Wagon Mound.
James O'Keefe and family left, yesterday
morning, for Savannah Ga, their former
home.
Hon. Jno. j. Hawkins was a through
passenger, last evening, for Flagstaff,
Arizona.
H. D. Reipken was a through passenger
from Watrous to Albuquerque, Saturday
evening.
r. Vollmer and G. f. Adams will join
the Romero party for a trip to Santa Fe,
overland.
H. l.. Mabey and w. e. Gortner left Sat-
urday evening for Golden, to visit the
W~iegands.
~. Biehl the leading undertaken" went
up to Mora Saturday and returned to this
city to-day.
]. d. W. Veeder went down to Las
Cruces, last evening; Edward Henry to
Albuquerque.
H. Cbadeayne, Of Cripple Gre ek, father
Of Mrs. g. Patty, arrived here on q visit,
last evening.
Chas. A. West, Trinidad; A.. L. Cobb
and R. J. Lynch, Pueblo, register at the
Central hotel.
W. c. Reid, iof the business end Of TIE
OPTIc, enjoyed country life at Albuquer-
que, yesterday.
Nate Well, a grandson Of the late Jacob
N. Stratus, by marriage, arrived from
Pueblo, last evening.
Miss Clara Blumenthal Is in return from
a pleasant vacation visit to friends and
relatives In st. Louis.
w. Y. Black, wife and babies came down
from Pueblo, Saturday evening, on a visit
to relatives and friends.
q. W. Krug, Trinidad; G. B. Rowden,
FIT. Worth, Texas, and VIM. A. Roy, Mora,
are at the New Optic hotel.
Fred London, a young man from Cbica-
go, arrived Saturday evening, seeking re-
lief from pulmonary troubles.
DIR. W. r. Upton and little son, came
down from a visit to the parental roof
tree at Watrous, last evening.
John L. Zimmerman came over from
family, who are visiting relatives here.
J. M. Arnez and wife left for home last
evening. Mrs. Arnez will go to Los Angeles
direct and Mr.. Arnez will visit El Paso en
route.
A. Letcher and wife left on this morn
ing's train for Baltimore, Md, after hav-
ing spent several months here, as guests of
Mrs. M. Frank.
W. L. Hargrave is in return from the g.
A. R. encampment at st. Paul, having as
he says, seen Bryan and a great many
gold bugs back east.
j.. A. White and family and Mrs. Fare
die, who have been stopping here for six
weeks, departed for their home in Kansas
City, Sunday morning.
John Pendaries, Jean Rudluph, Mrs.
chas. Rudulph; Rociada; Max !. Friedman,
st. Louis; A. M. Adler, Wagon Mound,
register at the Plaza hotel.
Mrs. A. D.. Higgins and sons, Ralph and
Charles, left on the early morning train for
Linco n, Nsb., where the boys will att end
the Nebraska state university.
Mrs. W. 4. McCreight was met up the
road by her husband, Of the Albuquerque
Citizen, and passed through for home Satur-
day evening, from an eastern trip.
Mrs. M. E. Levey and sons, Ralph and
Harry, left Saturday evening in return to
their home in New Orleans, after q pleas
ant visit to the family Of b. Brash.
Mrs. John Butler, nee Fetters, and At
torney R. W. d. Bryan and family, passed
through Saturday evening for their Albu-
querque homes from eastern visits.
Frank Forsythe and Col. W. H. Seewald
returned from a successful hunting and
fishing trip, up above Mora, this morning.
They sighted q big bear but did not get
him.
j. E. Hendry, Philadelphia, Pa; Percy
Kendall, Mrs. Kendall, Mrs. Bowles,
Washington, D. g.; Mrs. ]. Geo. Bidieman,
st. P~aul;and H. F. Westheimer, ST. Joseph,