Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-14

ton.
Mrs. Harry Rachofsky went up to
yesterday to visit her daugh-
ter. Mrs Sam wittow.
w. r. Vale of the First National
bank went to Silverton yesterday aft
ernoon on a business trip.
w X. Price. superintendent of the |
Empire Mining company. went back
to the La Plntas this morning
Dr. Barnes OF the FISH hatchery took
out another lot OF young fish for dis.
tribution in the vicinity OF Rico.
Johnny Bawden, city clerk OF Silver
ton. came down this morning to spend
Sunday with his mother, near Animas
City.
j. II. Arnold returned last evening
from Dolores on business trip con
nected with his branch real estate
office.
Mir. and Mrs. John Harmon leave
ir the morning for Salida to attend
the session OF the Grand Lodge of
odd Follows.
Dan Thornton found time to get to
town yesterday-frst time in many
days. lust knuckled right down to
garnering the golden crop.
Mrs. Mlt Herrlck returned last ev-
ening from California. where she went
"A couple OF months ago To be with her
sister. Mrs. Stan A. Day.
Thos. Lotus returned from the Mon
tezuma valley yesterday, where he
spent the week looking after his con
tract on the irrigating ditch.
John Olbert's condition is much i'm.
proved today and his friends have
hopes of his being able to attend TO
his business duties ere long.
Miss Ada McGetrick. teacher in the
Silverton schools, came down on the
morning train to remain until tomor
row evening, the guest of Miss Flora
Steineger.
Mrs. j. S. Turman returned to the
ranch near Allison this morning after
ton days spent in Durango the guest
OF Mrs. w. T. Davis. And the baby
also enjoyed city life.
Before adjourning last evening the
hoard OF fair directors extended See.
retary Armstrong vote OF thanks
for the active part taken in making
the last two fairs success.
AS announced yesterday, Mr.. and
Mrs w. II. Armstrong and Miss Helen
oRourke left this morning for Den
yer where they will reside in the fu,
ture. Mr.. Armstrong can surely be
classed as a booster.
George West shipped four carloads
or fine beef steers from the Lightnei
creek range this morning. He will
pick up several more carloads be.
tween here and the junction and send
them through to Denver.
J. r. Lowell came in from Pine river
yesterday afternoon to attend the
closing meeting of the fair associa
tion. He returned this morning. Mr.
Lowells work in interesting the farm
ers and stock men TO make exhibits
l. highly appreciated.
The meeting of the city council next
Tuesday night will be rather short
handed. with Alderman Logan ana
Harmon absent. and there is little like.
lihood OF accomplishing anything TO
ward settling the city ittorneyship
niuddle. There will be but six alder.
nen present and II takes five to make
a selection.
The Silverton Miner notes the death
OF Col. f.. M. Snowden. Although
death took place at the home of his
brother August 10. at st. Joseph Mo.
this is the first inkling his old time
friends In this section knew of IL. The
colonel built the first cabin in ST..
yerton.
Mrs. Arthur Remley died about
O'Clock last night at the Ochsner hos.
pital from blood poisoning following
childbirth. She was brought to the
hospital Thursday from Bayfield,. The
remains are at the Durango under
taking establishment and no arrange.
ment win be made for the funeral
until word is received from relative