Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-01
PERSONAL pENClLrNos.

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Agapito Abeyta, ST., Ia over from Mora.
J.. Leahy, the Ration attorney, ls In the
city.
II. II. Wheelock passed through south
last evening. 3
Gen. u. b. sopris returned to Trinidad,
this morning. as..ns, ir
Chas. D. Keyes left yesterday for his
Roswell homo. .s4N 4
COL, M. Brunswick boarded No. ] for
the south, last evening. f@
Harry Whigham was in the city be-
tween,trains, last evening.
DR.. Hernandez is expected to return
from Sonora In a few days.
M. A. Otero left last evening on a trip to
Albuquerque and Santa Fe.
c. w. Wildenstein came down from his
Watrous home, this morning.
Mrs. Eta Armstrong returned from a
visit &c, Trinidad, last evening. uassu.
Jas. Chapman, wife and child returned
to Puerto de Luna, this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Ryan and Mrs. L
Trainer went out to FL Porvenir, this
morning.
Miss Belle Rogers left for a couple Of
weeks outing atthe Harvey ranch, this
morning
Edgar Howbert, clerk Of the court In
Colorado Springs, arrived laot evening at
the hot springs.
Glenn Humphrey came up from Puerto de
Luna, where he delivered a bunch Of
horses, from Cimarron. AZ.
Felix Martinez will go from Santa Fe to
Ell Paso and may conclude to take a trip to
California before returning home.
Miss Hattie Wright, of Jamesport, Mo-,
arrived last evening to make her home
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Kenestrick.
A. e. Baker, OF the Kansas newspaper
union, Wichita, Kansas, arrived from the
south, on his return trip, this morning.
Will Rosenthal, wife and baby, and D.
Winternitz and wife returned last even.
ing from a few days. outing at Harvey's
ranch.
Geo. Tillotson, who had been working for
Chas. Rogers, as blacksmith, accompanied
by his son, left this morning for Portland,
Oregon.
DR.. W. r. Upton will leave for Santa
Fe Sunday evening to attend a meeting Of
the board of equalization, in thai city,
Monday.
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John Grabner and grandson, John Van
Vorhis, of Warsaw, Indiana, arrived last
evening on a visit to Mrs. Mary vanYor-
his, of this city.
Mrs. DR.. B.. v. Cushman, OF Chicago,
stopped in this city this morning to visit
Mrs. Jefferson Reynolds, enroute home
from Phoenix, A. T.
C. d. Bartlett, wife and daughter, leave
in the morning for Fond du Lac, Wiscon-
sin, where they are called by the illness of
Mr.. Bartlett's father.
7. B. Mcdonald, Muscogee, /. t.; W!L.
Crockett, Ojo de Llano; Lewis Tester,
San Ignacio, and J. Leahy, Ration, are reg
istered at the Plaza hotel. .ss.
W. B. Brunton, Shoemaker; E.P. Graves,
Kansas City; 4. T. Cody and wife, Poca.
telle, ID, and H. E. Byers, Watrous, are
registered at the New Optic.
will Kennedy and Ernest Fox, two of
Albuquerque's popular young men, came
up this morning, and went out to the hot
springs to recuperate a little.
F. A. Townsend is representing the
American Tobacco company among the
merchants, to-day, and incidentally tack
ing up signs for their non-union product.
Mrs. Chas. f. Rudolph who has been in
the metropolis visiting friends and ac-
quaintances for a week, leaves for her
Rociada home with her worse half to-day.
Mrs. W. l.. Carlisle returned from Santa
Fe, last evening, accompanied by her
friend, Miss Josephine Widener, OF Ne
braska, who has been visiting in California
and Santa Fe, and who will visit here for
some time.
s. A. Mccoy, w. A. Kinnear, Pueblo;
W. q. Cheney, Los Angeles; g. J. Bell,
Keithsburgh, Ill. G. y. Long, Texas; Jas.
Outlook, Washington, d. e.; r. r. Simons,
Los Angeles; A. E. Baker, Wichita; Mrs.
F. A. Raquet, H. W. Raquet, Oak Cliff,
Texas, are late guests of the Depot hotel.