Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-10

tSdiioh Niey Will tne man Dale VINO
was sentenced yesterday to three
years imprisonment. "aH
William Walker, who is connected
with the Eden ditch projects in San
Juan county, New Mexico, returned
Ito his home In Aztec this morning.
The Ells will hold an Important
meeting next Wednesday night when
lthe matter OF club rooms viii be
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Miss Lena Cutler, who has been Wis.
iting her friend, Mrs. +. c. Perkins,
for couple of weeks, departed on
today's Southern to her home in Pc
oria- Ill.
Miss May Sherlock arrived last
evening from Chicago and went to
Pennington today to visit Miss Nellie
Coine. She expects to remain about a
month. r''
S. W. Raymond left this morning for
Denver and the northern part OF the
state where he will put in a week
or ten days with sick brother, Chas.
H. Raymond.
Mrs. l.. W. Henderson. mother OF
H. r. and Sam Henderson, left for
her home in Grand Junction today,
after a visit Of some three weeks with
her sons and their families.
Yesterday Mrs. A. r. Lewis received
n telegram that her Oldest sister, Mrs.
W. L. Fay is dead Mrs. Fay was SO
years Of age and living in Bay City,
Mich. at the time of her death.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Mench were ar
rivals last evening from Alton, Ill.
They left on today's Southern for Do.
lores where they will spend week
or two with Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Gates.
Mrs. Grit Dickerson, niece OF Mrs.
ID. F. Day. arrived last evening from
Kansas City. She will visit her aunt
at Trimble Springs for few weeks
Mrs. Arthur Ayres and baby. who
came down from Silverton few days
ago for visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. e. Sloan. returned to her
home last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Orme and chill.
dren went to Chama today where they
win make their home for the present.
Mr.. Orme has been transferred to the
Cumbres hill run. A number of friends
were at the train to see them off
w. r. Mason and son were arrivals
from Lodo last evening on Trouble
mesa. They will remain in town for
a few days. Sona one says that "Lodo"
means mud" looks as though it's
about time for the town to change her
name.
Mrs. ]. II. HaIsey and son and Miss
Mary Wood were arrivals from Pue-
bio last evening. They left for Man
cos today where they VIII be guests
of Mrs. r. Samson, and Mrs. Humis-
ton, aunt of Miss Wood. The party
will remain about month.
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At the meeting Of the school board
held last Tuesday evening, two va
cancies created by the designations of
Misses Lula and Virginia Elicit, were
filed. Miss Lillian B., Lookabell of
Hastings, Ia, and Miss Agatha M.
Stevenson, who taught last year In
Animas City, were the appointees.
Miss Bessie Mcdonald, who is EN-.
ployed at the Palace, received word
last evening that her mother, Mrs.
Joseph Mcdonald, is seriously III at
her home in Aztec. Miss Mcdonald
left on this mornings Red Apple and
will probably bring her mother to q
local hospital for treatment ......
Mrs. V L. Reams and children went
out on today's eastern after a pleasant
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. NJ. Hendrickson and aunt, Mrs.
Forbes, for about three months. Mrs.
Reams' destination is Fort Williams,
province Of Ontario, Canada, where
she will join her husband and make
her future home.
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There are many Inquiries for de-
sirable houses just now. While there
are many houses for rent they are not
In good condition and lack modern
conveniences. In brief they are not the
kind of houses that many people are
look ing for. The few desirable houses
that have been offered for rent this
summer. could have been disposed of
eight or nine times over. 'li'4iii''il
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