Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-04
PERSONALS

Teuro MARCUS is In from Tremen
tina today.
Max Nordhaus returned last nigh
from a southern trip.
Ricardo Romero and Agapito Abey.
Ia are down from Holman.
H. X. Leonard was over in Santa n
yesterday, returning this morning.
Benjamin Boutwell,, the horse buyer,
has returned from a trip to Kansas
City.
DR.. w. ID. Rexford, a well.known
physician Of Deming, is here on bust.
ness.
Walter O'Brien, the cattle inspector
OF this district. left for the north last
night.
Capt. Solomon Spiegelberg has gone
to Santa Fe to pay a visit to friends
and relatives.
Chas. Daniel and Beto Henrique.
have gone down to the Santa Rosa
country on business.
Jno. M. Hicks Is in from Santa
Rosa. The country down there needs
rain. the gentleman says.
Mrs. F. Meredith Jones has gone to
Belen to visit her sister, Mrs. Byers.
Mr.. Jones is still in California.
Hugo Scharwenka, the well known
Cincinnati clothing man, a brother
to the famous composer, is doing the
city.
A. Mennet, the travelling represent
alive Of the B. & NJ. company, went
south yesterday, to remain for ten or
twelve days.
I. Whitford, travelling solicitor of
Hearst's newspaper, the Los Angeles
Examiner, is looking for business in
the territory.
Don Eugenio Romero, county treas
urer, has returned from a visit of in
spection to his tie camps in the Man
zano mountains.
J. +. Shea, the cashier at the Cas-
taneda, failed to get away to Los An
geles yesterday afternoon, but de-
parted this afternoon.
c. E. Knots. L. E. Knots and G..
N. Nnotts, q band Of brothers from
Leroy, Wis, who are engaged in the
sheep business, are In the city
Colonel E. G. Austin was a south
bound passenger last night. He goes
on business connected with the cattle
sanitary board, Of which he is preAi-
dent.
S. Binns, the Baxter Springs capi-
talist, who Is interested In the b.
nanza Copper company in the Tecolote
district, arrived from his Kansas home
this afternoon.
Chas. B. Kerhman, the portly rep
r~esentative of the Gauss-Lagenberg
Hat company OF st. Louis, whose fam
lily spent the summer here, is In town
on his regular visit.
Today DR.. Edwin B. Shaw OF the
Santa Fe hospital, is due to sail from
Galveston for New York City. The
doctor will be absent from the city
a couple Of weeks longer.
Miss Nadine Reece, the accomplish.
ed daughter Of the late General
Reece Of Missouri, passed through the
meadows this afternoon on her way to
Albuquerque to spend the winter.
DR.. Vim. Porter Mills made a trip
to the Gallinas canyon to look after
the health OF the Lantry men. He
found a number of workmen suffering
with colds, but the general condition
excellent.
DR.. Jas. A. Rolls his companions on
the recent successful bear hunt, Ed
mund Sanderson and Andrew Warren
came down from Watrous last night
on No. Z and returned this morning
on No. g..
DR.. Jas. III. Wr0th, . 6kllfui pnyBl-
elan, passed through the city yester
day, bound for Topeka, where he will
read a paper before the convention Of
the Santa Fe Association or Physi
clans and Surgeons.
Adjutant General whiteman has rel
eeived word that his son-in.law J. CT
Muir, has been appointed geneAS SUI
p%erintendent Of the ST. Louis, Gulf a.
st. Louis q Southwestern' satjwayl
systems, between New Orleans and
st. Louis.
DR.. and Mrs. w. D.. Radcliffe OF
Belen passed through the city yes
terday aftersoon en- Route for Topeka.
DIR. Radcliffe is a Santa Fe physi.
clan. and will attendsthe big meeting
OF surgeons and physicians at Topeka
this week.
Mrs. l.. II. C%hamberlin, wife OF the
wellknown Albuquerque dentist, pass
cd through the CITY Yesterday on her