Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-09-27
PERSONAL PiCK-UPS.

Tom Walton has been over from Mora.
Col. F. A. Blake is down from the heights
Of Beuiah.
Felix Esquibsl, OF San Geronimo, visits
town again.
Philip Holman is up from the Fort
Sumner locality.
Chas, Sumner Ia up from his Puerto de
Luna sheep ranges.
Mrs. Charles Ilfeld and On, Louie, have
departed for Gotham.
Capt. E. g. Austen is back from a cattle
trip to Amarillo, Texas.
Mrs. G. R. Matthews, of Gallup, visits in
town, from Albuquerque.
J. van Houten and wife are down from
the heights Of Ration again. i.
Mrs. Patten, sister of Mrs. Joe Brown,
visits the family, from Salt Lake City.
K. e. Twltchell passed himself down to
the sleepy city Of Socorro, last evening.
Col. r. G. Head and members of his
family drove over from Watrous, to-day.
Levi Baldwiu,the cattle raiser and buyer,
was a south bound passenger, last even
ing.
VIM. Hoberg, Of Watrous, had a deed
recorded at the probate clerks office to-
day.
turn from a business run up into Colo
RADIO.
Western Union Lineman J. p. Mason
returned, last evening, from a trip to
Pueblo.
Felix Morales was a visitor from Canon
Largo, to-day; Gregorio Flores, from Ro-
meroville.
Col. Marcus Brunswick dropped into
town on a freight, Saturday evening, from
the north.
Supt. G. Fl. Young. OF the Wells. Fargo
company, was en- route for Albuquerque,
last evening.
Brown have returned from their trip to
the mountains.
J. W. Scho1eld, the bank receiver, re-
joined his wife at the Montezuma hotel,
hot springs, last evening.
John Steward, the job printer, Is over
from Santa Fe manipulating the baton for
the Las Vegas military band.
c. G. Gise aud family are off for Topeka,
in which Kansas capital they may be ad-
dressed at No. 900, Topeka avenue.
u. T. White, the commission man, is up
from the south; Thomas Ross, the wool
man, spent the Sabbath down SOUTH
X Waiter Bourne, representing the Denver
Kelley institute, was a passenger for Al
buquerque and Santa Fe, last evening.
Capt. W. H. Jack, of Grant county
cattle fame, dropped off Saturday nights
train, remaining in the city over Sunday.
P. G. Crews. left this morning for Beulah,
in company with Frank Blake, where he
wilt probably spend the winter and look up
a location.
w. T. Treverton and Rufe Rogers, who
are driving nails for a livelihood, up at
Wagon Mound, spent the Sabbath with
their families, in this city.
Henry Gannett, of the q. S. Geological
survey and Frank Blake, came in from the
headwaters Of the Sapello, yesterday, they
%traversing the summit of Hermit's peak,
en- route to the city.
Rev. s. Persone, a former president Of
Las Vegas college, is down from Trinidad,
though he has not paid this office a social
call, as he did seventeen years ago--on
Monday, September 9th, 1880.
Judge e. v. Long and ROYAL Prentice
departed for Springer, this morning, the
former to make inquiry into the recent
Mares murder, up there, and the latter to
take note and keep true and correct record
of the remarks passed therein.
Capt. J. 81. Riley, who has recently
his residence from Denver to
Colorado Springs, the home of m%illionaires,
passed through for Las Cruces, last even.
ing, he being Joined here by Judge H. l..
Waldo, with the anne place as his destina-
ton.