Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-17
TERRITORIAL TOPICS,

Jo"oN PooPio ~ cuuystu uOu-
or OF Theodore Kerr and Fred Nymeyer.
Miss Teeple returned to her home In
Baird, Texas, after a three months
visit with her brother, A. r. Teeple, at
Eddy.
Lawyer AID H. wycoff, OF Albuquer.
que, has recently purchased a one.
twentieth interest in the washington"
mine.
G. M. Blair, brother OF Frank Blair.
of Eddy, arrived there from Mem
phis, Tenn, and will spend several
months.
Rev. F. T. Bennett, we'll remem.
bered In Eddy, now rector Of St. Johns
church, Albuquerque, Is visiting In
California.
Mrs. G. L. Bishop and little daugh.
ter will leave Santa Fe for Connecticut
early next week, intending to be absent
for several months.
Mrs. A. Bendrat, wife OF the pastor
OF the Lutheran church, of Albuquer.
que, is reported gradually recovering
from a severe sickness.
A wagon load OF first-class water
melons, from the gardens of Herman
Butcher, old town, arrived In Albuquer-
que and found ready sales.
The room at 2O5 South First street,
Albuquerque. is being re-modeled, and
will be occupied, when finished, by
Tonsorial Artist Butler.
j. Helm is in Eddy from France, in
vestigating the beet sugar industry.
He is making a tour of the United
States. and goes from Eddy to Chino.
F. 0. Daughton, j. d. Birdwell, II.
H. Harvey, j. w. Ward and r. G..
Andrews composed a party which ar
rived in Eddy from Big Springs, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Cartwright and
niece have returned to Santa Fe, from
a two weeks s%ojourn at Montgomery
rock, where they occupied the Perry
cottage.
E. F. Kaine and family, of st. Louis.
guests at St. Vincent, are delighted
with Santa Fe's climatic attractions
and will remain there for many months
to come.
B. A. Wilkinson left albuquerque for
his old home in Lincoln, Neb., on q
visit. He has settled on q ranch near
the city with the intention Of going into
the cattle business.
DIR. Murrell, wife and son, Mrs. Gar
ner, Mrs. Upton, DR.. Knapp and sis
ter leave Santa Fe, on Tuesday, for a
two weeks sojourn in the beautiful
Santa Clara canon.
The front OF Joe Barnett's new build
ing, next 10 the Albuquerque postofice,
is going up rapidly, and appearances
indicate a somewhat new and unique
architectural design.
A. M. Welles, a mining capitalist of
Colorado, who is working several first
class mines down in the state of Soho-
ra. Mexico. passed through Albuquer-
que, on his way to Denver.
The saddles, brides, saddle blankets
and sabers for the new Santa Fe cav.
airy company, arrived in Santa Fe
from Philadelphia. The equipment
weighed about 5000 pounds.
Mfs. Eaton, who has been visiting
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Rodman at
Eddy, returned to her home near Abb
lene, Texas, last Saturday, accompa-
MED by her sister, Miss Pattie Rodman.
Mrs. j. L. Bulls and Mrs. Margaret
j. Church united in giving a delight
full Lawn party to a large company
of their friends at the residence of
Capt. Bulls, Hillsdale avenue, Santa
Fe.
Mrs. Albert Grunsfeld, of Albuquer.
que is at present sojourning IN the
White mountains of New Hampshire.
She will not visit her daughters in Bos-
ton until about the latter part of Sep
TENDER.
Prof. ID. L. McEachron, of Franklin,
Neb., recently appointed principal of
the Albuquerque academy by the Con-
gregational society OF the east, will
shortly arrive to take charge of that
institution.
w. G. Reih has practically COM
pleted the school census for Eddy. The
total enrolment of both sexes, TO date,
is S5S. BY time of opening the fall
term of school it will, in all probablIi~
ty, reach 400.
Mrs. W. H. Mills and daughter. Miss
Edna, who are visiting relatives and
friends in Michigan and Illinois, will
return home to Albuquerque about the
LIST Of September. They are at pres
emit in Detroit, Mich.
Bert Wallace, who was a carpenter
in Albuquerque about four years ago,
now the round house carpenter for the
Atlantic & Pacific at Needles, was 10
Albuquerque, returning from a visit to
Chicago relatives and friends.
The Barnett building, on Second
street, Albuquerque, adjoining the
postofice, IS in the hands of the brick
masons, and the architect expects to
have the building ready for MI. Bar
nett by the latter part Of September.
f. G. Tracy left Eddy for a three
weeks visit to Los Angeles, California.
He will meet quite a number OF old
time Eddy residents there. among
whom are Miss Olive Clark, Mrs. J..
Nj. Hawkins and Miss Matte Bowman.
The double store tuilding, two sto-
ries, OF the Misses Armiio, on Railroad
venue Albuquerque, is now in
the hands of the painters, and the
building will be ready to tur over to
the owners by Tuesday, August 25th.
Information comes from Fort Reno.
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