Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-07-06
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Mig. Euuice Tamms visiss Mrs. J. val
Hou'en, at Ration.
J.. Y. Lujsn helped celebrate the clio
rious, from San Ignacio.
DR.. J. NJ. Cunningham made a fyins
trip to Springer, Saturday.
julius EIsemaun was an incoming pas
senger on No. l, sa urday evening.
Mrs. Sallie Douglas and little daughter
Mary, have gone Kansas City on a visit.
Judge II. l.. Waldo was a Kansas City
bound passenger on this MORNINGS train.
Brother Botulph, president OF st. Mich.
ael's college, has been over from santa
Fs.
Oscar Hoffman, Pueblo. Colo, and c. o.
Sharp, Watrous, are registered at the Gen.
tral.
w. Walker, who has bsen playing short
stop for the Cycle-s, left, last night, for
Cerrillos.
H. H. Wbeelock, Of the Simmons hard
ware company, returned to city, Saturday
morning.
Mrs. O. G. else returned to the city, last
night, after spending the Fourth In Den
yer, Colo.
j. Abra mowsky, who has been on a trip
to Chicago and Kansas City, returned,
Sunday night.
Elder s. l.. Barker and family left for
Beulsh. this morning, after spending the
9th 10 Las Vegas.
G. A. Rathbun passed through, last even.
ipg. with another traInload OF cattle for
Dodge City, Kansas,
Steve LaCassana, boarded last EVENING"
train for the ''ancient," on a business trip
He will return Tonight.
Judge HEM, and cd friend of Judg,
e v. Long, was a through passenger fol
the Pacific coast, last evening.
James NJ. Cluxton and wife, of Mods
cash grocery fame. spent the ourth 10
Las Vegas, en- route to California.
J. X. Smith. Las Vegas -four mill man
took a flying trip to Albuquerque, Satur-
day night, returning home Sunday.
up Ewens. a portrait painter. has q
room at Mrs. H~erzog's. 1t is also under
stood that he is a spiritual medium.
Miss Katie Duro left on last evenings
train for s anita Fe where she will spend
some time visiting friends and relatives.
Chss. Springer, the Colfax county attor.
ney, was homeward bound, this morning,
after spending the glorious in Las Vegas.
Phil Prayer and Ralph Halloran were
two knights of the grip VIII took S .turday
nights train, to spend the Fourth in Albu-
querque.
A. T. Rogers and N. NJ. McSchooler spent
Sunday and Monday on the head waters OF
the Gallipas-argling for the speckled
beauties.
Miss Reeves, of Baltimore, Md, arrived
in the city, Saturday evening, and will
spend the summer with her sister, Mrs. r.
Vollmer.
Corsicana. Texas, will leave, in the morn
ing, for the Mineral Hill resort, to spend q
few days.
Mrs. B. Stoops is at home from Albu
querque, in which city she has been the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. +. B. Sutton, a
number of weeks.
Mr.. McIntosh, the Postal lineman, re-
cen ly living in Las Vegas, but recently of
Santa Fs, was in the city, yesterday,
watching the ball game.
Judge Charles Blanchard and j. d. w.
veeder came over from the ancient, this
morning; likewise, Jesus Hernandez, the
efficient deputy marshal.
Mrs. w. II. Butcher and daughter, of
Hillsboro, who have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. collars, left for Canton,
Ohio, on a visit to relatives.
Solomon Luna. of Valencia county,
spent yesterday in ths city, leaving
ON this mornings train for the east. Mr..
Luna is q candidate for U. s. marshal.
Thos. Foster, OF Corslcana, Texas, who
was in Las Vegas, a year or SO ago, look
ing the country over, Is again in our
midst, this time, accompanied by bis wife.
G. 4. Wooding, of Kansas City, on his
way home from a pleasure trip to CaIifor-
mia, after having enjoyed a few days
stop in our city, continued his jour
ney, Sunday morning.
Professor Giltner returned from a bust
ness trip to Mexico, Monday morning. and
lett on this mornings train for Denver Col,
TO attend the gold convention thsre, on
Thursday and Friday.
Gov. M. A. Otero. wife, con and Judge
Lafayette Emmett, cane over from Santa
Fe, yesterday morning, the governor re-
to Santa re, last night, thence go
ing to Washington City.
A.. ]. Capron, Denver; Il. H. Quimby,
Chicago; b. W. Cruicksnank, San Marcial;
J. Easemann, Boston; John w. Barrett,
A. @. Botsford, Cedar Edge, Colo.
at the Depot hotel.
r. L. Richmond, who about a year ago
out here from Chicago. for the BEN
,ft of his health, returned home. yes.
.erdsy morning. a well man. He rightfully
attributes this result to the effects Of our
lnequaled climate.
g. Longsneve, Roswell; O. E. Martin,
Cedar Canon T 9. Harriott, Bell ranch;
J. r. Patrick, Pueblo, Colo; H. J. stark.
Arizona; F. s. Crosson, Ration; d. McIn-
josh, Warren, Ohio; Louis Linden, oak
vood Springs; F. Foster and wife. Corsi-
,aua, Texas, are at the New Optic.
Billy Rodes, the popuiar brakeman,