Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-07
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n. r. Ingram Is /, this o.ty from saa
Antcaio, Texas.
Don Vicente II srtius Is In the city from
bis up-country ranch.
W. Il Booth, OF Independents. Mo-, went
down t. Clayton, LIST eyenIng.
n. II. Skip sorth and Lee Reinhardt
came In from st. Louis las. evening.
George g.. King. OF Cottonwood Falls,
Kans, was of for the north this morn
lac.
G. w. Curtis. secretary OF tho Hocorro
fire clay works, left for the lower country,
iast'eytning.
Mrs. Jim johnson. OF Cherry valley, is IN
the city, taking a course Of mud baths at
the Hot Springs.
Frank Barney. Spencer Sites and Fred
Elston will start on a two weeks outing In
the mountains, tomorrow.
T.. R. Page left yesterday morning for
bis Puerto de Luna merchandising busI-
ness, after getting advertising pointers
from the Denver plyers OF the trade.
Valentine Jimlnez purchased supplies
from city merchants, to-day, and returned
to bis IN ,un,ain home this afternoon.
Mute Sparks passed through the city,
to. day, from his fathers homo on the
Pecos to his alendon Springs ranch.
T. ). Graund. of Bsulab. returned to
bis mountain home, this morning, after
gladdening the hearts of our merchants.
C. C. Hall and wife took last evenings
frain for Albuquerque, after spending
several weeks.n tbs city Of tn, Meadowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Hurley, accompanied
by their aunt, Mrs. Jackson, and son Har-
low, left for Santa Fe, yesterday evening
Jose Dolores Romero. the genial juez de
paz of San ~Ignacio, took a respite from
legal duties and drove into the metrop Ills,
to day.
Don Jose Rafael Martine, who draws a
prnsion for services rendered Uncle Sam.
was shaking hands with merchants 10 the
Meadows, to-day.
J. l.. Todd, re oressnting Hibbard, Spen-
Ger, Bartlett g. Co, hardware dealers Of
Chicago. is In the city, taking orders
among our merchant.
l. II. Rapp, tie architect. who has,de-
signed many Of the handsomest buildings
in the Territory, was a Santa Fe-bound
passenger, last evening.
"
e. S. MIllis, q cigar maker from Denver,
has come down to go to work for the
American cigar company, to supply their
liner, aslng business.
W. 81. Mathews, Denver; j.. L. Todd,
Chicago; r. H. skipwith, Lee R~einhardt,
st. Louis; R. p. Ingram, San Antonio,
Texas; ere registered at the Harvey
Hou e.
Julius Abramowsky has bid the City OF
the Meadows adieu. never to again take uo
his residence within our gates. No. 1874
Howe street, Chicago, ILL.,, will be hi
future address. for the time being, at least.
Julius Eiseman, after promising Compel
ing firms to stay away awhile, and leave
them alone to Tull the wool over the eyes
of unsnspecting sellers Of the feecy stuff,
took last evenings ii ain for Albuquerque
Oscar Hoffman. Pueblo, Colo; Walter
Conklin, Dawson City, Alaska; VIM. Ham
iitor, Emporia. Kans John Archer, Chi
cage; C. 4. Mills, Denver; d. r.. Meredith,
Clayton, N. NJ, are stopping at The Gen.
W. 3. Starr, Centralia. No. c. e. Mercy, |
Denver; G. e. Smyer, Ration; Mrs. Theo-
lore Martin, j.. q. Myarcre and wife. Al
buquerque; Francisco Gouzalez y Baca,
Santa Fe, take space on the Plaza hotel
re2is'e-.
4. K. Young, the genial superintendent
Of the wrought iron range company, took
his departure for Santa Fe. last evening,
at .er making a gocdly number Of collec-
lions from stoves sold during his recent
10 this city.
Col. e. H. Bergman, the efficient
warden OF the Territorial penitentiary at
Santa Fe, left for the Ancient, last even
ing, after spending q day 10 the city Of the
Meadows under the doctors care for an
affection Of the eye.
WA