Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-09-13
Personal pIcK-uPs.

". r.. Treverton Is or for Wagon Mound
again.
A. A. Jones was Las cruce,-bouud, last
evening.
Sheriff Hilario Romero visits Albuquer-
que, too.
Hale Luts is up from his olo de Anil
pastures.
Miss Julia Danziser visits the Albu-
querque fair.
Herman Gerhardt visits the city from
the Juan dc Dios.
Mrs. John Jones Is visiting CerrIllos
friends for a few days.
Val, schick departed for his Cerrillos
home, Saturday evening. (.
Mrs. s. A Cornell looks at tho sights Of
the fair at Albuquerque. Nsst
Mi S Isidra Salvatierra departed for
Las Cruces, last evening. as
Walter Sporleder dropped of Saturday
evening" Is train, from Denver.
Don Benigno Romero and family are at
home fsom Ell Rito, Mora county.
Don Paz valverde is over from the
sacred precincts of Union county.
A. M. Blackwell and H, H. Wheelock
left for Albuquerque, last evening.
II. L. Mabey IL up from Albuquerque;
Daniel 7. White, from lower points.
f. II. Laberteaux is again off on a cattle
buying jaunt to Holbrock, Arizona.
I. w. Hinchman was an incoming pas.
senger from the north, last evening.
Miss Jennie Sickler bade adieu to friends,
last evening, and departed for Belen.
Carl Clayton, philadelphia; F. D. Me-
Cormick, city, ink at the Central hotel.
w. G. Wrigley, the Ration barrister, was
a passenger over to Santa Fe, last night.
Mrs. D. W%internitz, OF this city, has been
the guest of Mrs. III. Newman, up OF Ration.
j. W. Cooper, the old sawmlll man of
the Pecos, headed for home, last evening.
A. Collins, the drug clerk, is over from
Santa Fs to rest and %recuperate at our hot
springs.
Cleofes Romero has returned from his
ran b where he disposed OF a bunch of
bovircs.
Mrs. Carroll, wife Of the cigar manu-.
facturer, was an incoming traveller, last
evening.
John s. Clark, Billy Warner ard Dick
Lowry augment the ranks Of Albuquerque
sight-sesrs.
DIR. w. r. Upton made another profess
sioual trip up to the Watrous vicinity,
yesterday.
W. s. Leonard and wife, former Albu-
querque people, we're ticketed to that city,
last evening.
Mrs. Clarita A. Lopez and children and
Mrs. Florencia Lopez left for Albuquerque,
last evening.
Jim Barton, the popular Kansas City
shoe drummer, is doing the trade at Trini-
dad, to-day.
F. h. Pierce, superintendent Of the Aqua
Pura company, leaves for Kentucky, one
morning this week.
John Lyon, an extensive wool buyer
from st. Louis, is being shown around, to-
day, by Thomas Ross.
Aai-aAA nanaianita and Esthar Garcia ara
at Albuquerque; also, Mrs. Antonio Ma
res and Chona Ribera.
Frank McNulty has gone down to Albu-
querque to take a position In the wool
washing establishment.
Leo Strousse, representing A. Staab, over
in the ancient, departed for the town of
mythology, last evening.
Capt. W. H. Jack travelled toward the
southern hemisphere, last evening, his des-
t~ination being Silver City.
Charles Heisch and daughter leave for
Albuquerque. this evening, accompanied
by Clara and Elsie Baasch.
George Woodwork, a Ration ball
querque by his wife, last night.
Theodore Rutenbeck, VIM. Baasch and
Emil Tscnann are at home from their over
land trip up to EIizabethtown.
Warwick Jackson, after placing his son
in the city sch col, hit the breeze for his
Red River homo, this afternoon.
AL. Ettelson has received an urgent bust
ness letter from Chicago and will leave for
that place, o -morrow morning.
Capt. E.G. Austen, wife and Miss Mary
La Rue formed a pleasant little party en-
route to the Duke City, last evening.
Maj. o. G. Parker and Lieut.. Herman
Ilfeld represent the local militia in the
governors day parade in Albuquerque.
f. r. Zummack pulled out for his CALI
mas canyon potato fields. this morning, ats
ter spending the Sabbath 10 the meadows.
Cecilia Rosenwald returned, Saturday
evening, from New York, where be gave
orders for a mammoth stock OF fall goods.
Ambrosio Martinez, wife and children.
nave gone to Ell Paso on a visit to rela-
tives; likewise, Mrs. Guadalupe de Bacas
Miss Celia Pascoe, of Springer, passed
through for Albuquerque last evening ;
Mrs. Bryant Rhea, for Thornton, on e
visi. to a sister.
Mrs. Emil Nathan, babe, and nurse, de-
parted fer their Memphis home, last even
ing, after dn extended visit with Mrs.
Myer Friedman.
Frank Springer, L.. c.. Fort and J. s..
Duncan are in attendance or the meeting
Of the Territorial board of equalization In
Santa Fe, to-day.
I. II. Rapp, John Hill and 7. W. Trever-
ton, all interested in the building CT the