Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-31

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Mrs. Nora B. Todd is home again
after visit with relatives In Denver
and Colorado Springs.
Arthur Cline came up from Aztec
last evening where he has been visit
ing friends. and went out on today's
eastern to Warrensburg. Mo.
w. B. Knickerbocker and wife. ru-
mored newlyweds from Aztec. arrived
on last nights Red Apple. They left
for Pine river today on a fishing and
camping trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Miller. who
have been spending the summer as
guests Of Tom Rockwod and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Perkins. left on today's
Southern for their home at New Ha'
ven, Conn.
Mrs. G. A. Kettering, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. 7. Smack of
this city. left today for her home in
Oklahoma City. Miss Edna Smack
returned with her aunt for two or
three months visit.
Superintendent E. e. Smiley OF the
city schools returned last evening from
his vacation spent in Denver and the
east While he was absent Mr.. Smiley
took In the National Educational as
sociation which met this year at Cleve-
land, in June.
Max Spencer was returning pas
senger from Fruitland last evening
where he bought piece of land and
expects to locate in the near future.
He was the guest over night of the
Palace hotel. Mr.. Spencer departed TO
his home at Ration, N. NJ, today.
Mrs. Mary Agrelius and daughter,
Miss Ethel Agrelius, who have been
visiting Mrs. w. N. Norton of Farm
. ington and Mrs. ID. r. Mckinney of
|. this city, being the latters aunt and
cousin, respectively, returned to Den
| yer this morning. Mrs. Agrelus will
, go on to Linnsberg later.
A. w. Edwards and son and ]. s
| Edwards. his brother, came down on
] last nights train from Silverton, and
a trip over the famous scenic road to
Ouray. Mr.. A. w. Edwards, who is
. In the insurance business in Farming
+ ton, returned home this morning His
, brother. who lives in Denver, went ou
on today's eastern.
G. 8. Patterson of Chicago came vi
y last evening from the Pennington sec
q tion where he has been ADVERTISING
curios and also collecting those pc
culiar to this locality. He left toda,
. for Mancos on trip to the cliff dwell
!. ers' ruins at Mesa Verde. On hi
u return he expects ito take in the Si
verton-Ouray trip.
Mrs. S. e. Poole and Miss Emmi
Loomis were returning passengers OF
last nights eastern. Mrs Poole spen
her vacation visiting friends In Okla
homa and Kansas, while Miss Loomi
visited relatives in Missouri. The la
dies left on today's Red Apple TO
the Shiprock Indian school and thei
duties as teachers
Rev. w. M. Johnson. the new pas
tor of the Aztec Methodist church
: his wife and party. came in on las
nights eastern from Hoehne near Trim
idad. his former charge. Beside Mrs
johnson and three children. there wer,
her mother, Mrs. N. e. Brady, and sis
ter, Miss Lucy Johnson. They all de
parted for Aztec today.
The Rev. w. H. Doggett, rector o
the Episcopal church, went down t.
Pennington this morning. where h,
r holds services tomorrow. The Sun
day school and services at st. Mark.
will be resumed September s. Mr.
Doggett reports a fine vacation fishin,
on the Piedra and with Mr.. John Pear
, son in Hermosa park.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Cundiff of Bay
, field went east this morning They ex
pect to spend some time in Arkan
sas City. Kas., and In Mount Stir
ling, KY, their old home. Last No
vember Mr.. Cundiff was injured by
horse falling on him and still walks
on crutches. although he Is much bet.
ter One reason they are taking the
trip is that the change of altitude may
help him to regain strength more rap
idly.
Those attending the Invitation dance
given at Trimble Springs last even
ing report a splendid time. The main
crowd went up on the special train,
but there were a number of carriages
and some few autos. Floor and music
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