Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-03

Judge C. A. Pike. Court Reporter
e. D. Peters, Attorney w. A. Reese
and Mrs. Emma George were passen-
gers to Silverton last evening. The
court is hearing motions there today |
in which the Ross Mining and Milling |
company is advertising Mrs. M. A. Price
Of Durango.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Roach. who have
been visiting Mrs. T. A. Kerr OF Her
mosa for several weeks and have been
sightseeing in this vicinity. departed
tn Colorado Springs today. They will
visit points of interest and then go
on to their home in Kansas City. Mrs.
Roach is Mrs. Kerr's niece.
]. o. Campbell is the guest Of Chas.
E. Herr on the vallecito. The two.
accompanied by Lloyd Sheets, with
saddle horses and pack animals, went
to the headwaters OF the Vallecito yes
terday, intending to remain couple OF
days. They camped where plenty of
trout of the pound and two-pounders
abound.
Mrs. B. F. Daugherty, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert Shields
of this city. and mother, Mrs. Ellen
Owens. left on today's eastern for
Hanford. Cal. to Join her husband,
/ who has position on the night police
force there. Mrs. Bert Stratton, an
other sister. returned to her home at
Kline this morning.
Mrs. George Patrican passed through
from Silverton this morning. Mr.. Pa
| trician is mechanic at the Silver
Lake. Mrs. Patrican was bound for
New York City, where her brother
will meet her. They will then go on
to Kentville, Nova Scotia, her old
home. by boat. Miss Bosch of Silver
ton accompanies Mrs. Patrican to
New York city.
DIR. M. De Motto and wife of PagOsa
Springs arrived on last nights eastern.
They stayed overnight at the Palace
and sent to Silverton this morning.
They will take the famous scenic trip
to Ouray and thence by way of Tellu
ride to Longmont, where the annual
conference of the Methodist church
meets this year. DR.. De Motto is an
eloquent speaker and a man Of unusual
powers. 1t has been a matter of query
to those who have heard him preach
or speak, how SO talented a man came
to be in as small a town as Pagosa
Springs. 1t is generally understood
to be at his own request on account OF
the state Of his health.
The waiting room of the depot look.
ed like an excursion this morning-it
was SO crowded with friends of Rev
and Mrs. H. ]. Grace, who were there
to wish them pleasant journey and
the best kind Of success in their new
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Grace have many
friends outside of the church, who will
regret their departure and will miss
them very much. We understand that
} they do not know where their new
location will be until after the con.
ference which meets this week at
Longmont They left for Longmont
: this morning. Miss Gladys Barlow,
/, Mr.. Grace's niece, went out to Denver
!. today on her way to her home In
Hotchkiss, Neb.
c. L. Murray of Mancos, who has
been in town for few days making
| arrangements for the manufacture OF
his new invention, returned home this
morning. 1t is an adjustable gate
latch so constructed that 1t is sure to
catch every time whether the gate
says or swings from either direction
SO that with this contrivance an open
gate is an impossibility. The patent
Is called the Acme, and is being man.
ufactured by ]. ]. Malone. John
Bauer of Mancos is interested in the
patent Two of Mr.. Murray's daugh.
ters are playing in a ladies' band, the
Helen A. Butler band. now touring the
country. The band played at the
Elks convention held short time ago
In Dallas, Tex.
| THE FARMINGToN FAIR.