Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-09-14
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Pablo Jaramillo visits bis ranch.
Jose Lujan has returned to his Red river
home.
Rsy Nieto drove up from RomsrovilIs.
to-day.
VIM. Hosbne Is is town from his ranch,
to-day.
v~umencindo Ulibarrl Is out at his ranch,
cutting hay.
UP. Mason, telegraph line repairer, Is
down south to-day.
Mrs. Say inc Lujsn went out to. Ell Por-
veDir resort, to-day.
Don Felipe Sanchez represents Rociads
on our streets, to-day. M \
r. II. Pierce boarded the morning train
on a trip to Kentucky.
Carlos L. Hernandez and sister have
taken the road for Taos. eay
yRAymundo Angel lett for Conchp. Arise.
ma, whore he will teach school. 4. z. iss4 !.
y. A. Wood, Kansas City, and ], a. 'Cor,
way, city, stop at the New Optic svls X !,
Judge ]. E. whitmore again visits the
metropolis from GaIlinas Springs.
P. NJ. Riley, Boston; Jas. Barton, Kan
sas City, register at the Depot hotel.
J.c. Holland was a passeng sraf from la
Junta for Albuquerque, last evening.
Paul Mccormick, city, 8. B. Dils and
Bill soaks ink the Central hotel register
John Pearson, the merchant of Eliza
bethtowu, isa visitor insLas Vegas, today:
Rev. F.. NJ Giichrist has departed from
the Presby terian mission for Del Norse,
Cole.
Mrs. G. w. Alien has accompaniment.
W.. Hiuchman to his Mount View home, DIP
In Colfax county.
Sheriff Hilario Romero was a retnrning
passenger on bsIated No.2, this aftsrnocn
from the Albuquerque fair sss"i'
Miss Thomas, sister OF Mrs. II. W. Kelly,
departed on the morning train for her
Leavenworth, Kansas, home.
Miss Ellen Wood, Of ufeld's, left for
Denver, in which city che viii select fall
and winter styles Of millinery.
Herman Gerhardt, Guadalupe ~county's
efficient sheep inspector, faced the dust TO
his down. country home, this morning.
Nj. P. tsBud") Moore, Of the internal
revenue department, was a through pas
senger on last evenings train for Santa Fe.
Mrs. J. A. Wisner left fol. Albpqperqps,
last evening, where shs will spend Amonth
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A,.-A.. Keen.
r G. Oldham returned, Saturday, from
an extended trip over the range to Taos,
taking In Elizabethtown and suburbs On
route. 40 ~.
W. c. Reid, VIII Rossnthal, II. o. Blood
and Geo. Kilmer, are booked for Aibu
querQae on No. ! passenger train, this
evening. .A.se. Ns j
Judge H. Il. Waldo and Capt. J.. a. Riley
hove in sight from Kansas City, l~astfeven-
Ing, and continued their journey to AlbT-
auerque.
Miss Josephine Garrard, who has sspsHf
some time In the city, on a visit to her sis!l
ter, Mrs. Skinner, retained to KANSAS city,
this morning. Z q7s ra.esafI sas 81
LsAndro Cssaus and party reached towH,
to-day, en- route to their Guadalupe coqnay
hom IS. from a trip across the mountainous
country to Taos.
81 D. Romero and niece, Miss Sophia
S~errano, left for Albuquerque, last eveM-
ing, from thenoe going to San Antonic On
8 short visit TO relatives. -
Vim. Thoms, representing the N :,
Bros brewing company, Dcnvsr,. CO.,
is in town again. this time from . 800
Arizona towns and cities.
John Lyon, the st. Louis
down to look over Abr .r.,a,. 49,,
product, on last evenir 80 train thsrcs 4.
goes to the Pecoss % .,ntry
mss .eors's .oy, of Lubrsoois, Canada
s.''er Oh IRAN, Roy, of La Cuevs, ant
u. Vrain, of Mora, ia In tow d
'ns saes' of Mrs. W. H. Kelly.
10Y III. Pace returned this morning from
ny thriving camp OF Hopswell, the richie
II which, be says, the half has never bsey
told. sY
Mrs. e. i. Hamblin and children are en-
pected. to reach Las Vegas, the latter par
Of this week; In return from California
where They'll have been spending The suth
ner. tx.
A. W. Hinchman, Mount View, N. M.
8. T. James, Kansas City;i George Roy
Lubre oois, Canadas Mrs. IVA. b. Tbinig
Brooklyn; A.. G. Newman, Ouray, put Vi
at the Plaza hotel. s4.e sv4s
Rev. w. O.. Mohr, OF Georgetown, Conn.
who has been visiting his brother, Dir
J. e. Mohr. Of this city, left for Colorado
spriDgs on this mornings train, accom-
panied by his wife aud sson.ss4 ii ssas