Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-09-30
Personal PlcK-uPs.

j. w. collars 10 at home from southern
points. h
James s. Duncan drifted up to Ration on
q morning train.
MS. Ike Lewis leaves in a few days for
a visit in the east.
Mrs. j.. H Ward is contemplating a visit
to friends in Denver.
L. #. Strauss. OF Santa Fe, picks his
teeth at the Plaza hotel.
Pat McElroy has gone over the hills to
| Santa Fe, on cattle matters.
Mrs H. l.. Rogers has put in an az
pearance from lola, Kansas.
| Capt. e. g. Austen. Of the governors
| staff, visited Watrous, to-day. !
H. q. Finney, the piano. tuner, cameiup
from the south at break Of day.
Tom McElroy dropped off last even
ing's train from Wagon Mound.
A. C. voorhees,, the Ration barrister, was
down between trains, last night.
Frank Blake and Ed. Pearson visit the
city from the head of the Gallinas.
Don Felix Martinez is in return from his
latest run down to EltPaso, Texas.
Mrs. A. G. de Baca is due to arrive from
. visit to Santa Fe, to- morrow morning.
Ralph Quinly is out from Missouri on a
visit to his uncles, AL and Frank Quinly.
Mrs, Jane Perry, of Chicago, is %visiting
her brother, a brakeman out of Las V, gas.
Major s.. P. Flint is down from the
potato fields, at the head OF the Manuel.
itas.
David Fritzlen, who has a brother I ON
formerly OF Watrous, is about town, to-
day.
8. Patty returned last evening, from
an extended visit to his old Kansas and
Missouri homes.
Manuel a. Sanchez pulled out for the
Red river section, to-day, with a groaDing
load Of merchandise.
Alb. Michaels, a wo~ol-puller, left for
Chicago; =. L.. Laub, for Ration; jim
Mclaughlin, for Bland.
Mrs. Louise r. Wells is spending a few
weeks with Mrs. Sallie Douglas during her
mothers absence in Missouri. AsnS
w. T. McHendry babe adieu to the
| gaiety of Las Vegas city life, this morn
ing, a~na-tagged himself for Chicago,
A, J, Weir, who has been in Denver as
tending to an estate left to him, has re-
turned to make Las Vegas his home.
Jim Mcguire, the hustlipg solicitor for
the Denver Republican, is 10 the city, to-
day, on his return from a southern trip.
@. Anderson and niece, up from San
Marcial. relatives OF 7. F. Clay, took the
morning train for the Indian Territory.
Col. s. M, A~shenfelter. who has been in
town on the asonic lien cases, departed
for his Colorado Springs home, this morn
ing.
Felipe Sandoval boarded last evenings
train for San Marcial where he has accept
ed a position with the Harvey eating
house.
Judge, Henry L. Waldo and Ralph E.
Twitchell are pack from lover points, Capt.
J. H. Riley passing through for Colorado
Springs.
Graciano G. de Baca is in town from La
Liendre with a bunch OF cattle for the
Baca meat market, and Daniel C. de Baca
left for that place.
Miss Nellie Snyder has gone down to
Albuquerque, where she is taking en-
active part in the Methodist conference,
in session down there, stern
Mrs. s c Romero is at home from La
Manga, accompanied by Mrs. Felipe Del
gado y Lucero, who will school her chill
dren here. this winter.
Governor M. A Otero and Adjutant-
General H B. Jersey rode over from
santa Fe, last night, and are talking
militia matters with the enthusiasts, to-.