Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-06


this city. Mrs. II. J. Kelly.
Attorney George Moody returned
last evening from business trip to
Cortez and Rico.
s. J. Smith. formerly OF this city. and
now OF Cortez is In town as a witness
in the bank case.
Mrs. Jane Starr and family went 70
Telluride today to join her husband
who is working there.
J. c. Copeland Of the La Plata In
yestment company left for business
trip to Telluride this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @. Fa-rar and fam.
ily left on today's Southern for fish
ing and camping trip nen- Dolores.
| F. E. Walling, passenger agent of
the Missouri Pacific, who spent the
day in town, went to Silverton this
morning.
| F. II. Reinhold and son arrived last
evening from Montrose to appear as a
witness In the Colorado State bank
case.
Mrs. AIDA Powers came in last even
ing from Cortez and departed on to-
days eastern for visit to relatives at
Florence.
Last evening Mrs. ]. W. Sites and
Miss Mary Sites returned from a
brief visit with Mrs. Fillmore Hand
at Hermosa.
Charles Snyder is home again after
an eight months trip to Europe. Mrs.
Snyder will remain In Denver for a
week or two.
Miss Luella Hoskins left for her
home in Sioux Rapids today. after
spending a couple of weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Anna Hoskins.
!, Miss Birdie Phillips. who has been
spending the summer at Trimble
Springs, passed through to her home
j at Wagon Wheel Gap today.
!, Mrs. d. M. Campbell Of Pueblo ar
3 rived last evening on visit to Mrs.
E. c. Lightner. Senator Campbell is
expected the last Of this week.
Mrs. s. ]. Gray arrived last even.
ing from Dolores and went out on to-
r days eastern to her old home In Mis-
, souri, on a visit to relatives.
Miss Adelia Bausman and sister, Mrs.
! E. T. Hughes. passed through this
D morning from Silverton to Los Angeles
where they will spend the winter.
: Little Agnes Roscoe. daughter Of
e Mrs. Bessie Roscoe, left for South
i Fork today on visit to Gladys, dauko
3 ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Galbreath.
MrS. NJ. NJ fdtterSon came IN laSt
: evening from Pagosa Springs. where
she spent the past seven weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Steve Elkins. Mrs.
: Patterson returned to her hor in
Mancos today.
: Mrs. Henry Schroeder mother of
, Fred Strater. who has been In town
with her husband for some time left
: for her home In Thompson's park TO-
, day. Mr. Schroeder is at Ochsri,:
, hospital where he was operated upon
J few weeks ago for spinal trouble
, He Is getting along splendidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Banks returned
to the Florida today. Mr.. Banks ran
, pitchfork in his hand recently and
J blood poison set In. He was brought
! to Mercy hospital and for q time 1t
, was feared amputation would be nee
, essary. He was well enough to is-
turn home today.
Manual training and domestic sci
ehce In the public schools have the en-
thusiastic support Of many parents
and up-to-date educators. Rev John
Z. Hays address announced for next
Sunday night at the Methodist church, I
VIII be of special interest to all friends
oil education. His subject will be, THE
Relation of Manual Training and Do
mestic Science to Character Building"
Mrs. Haggart's aunt, Mrs. johnson.
and the latter's granddaughter, little
Jane Edwards. are visiting her, ar.
r1Ving unexpectedly from Manhattan.
hans. Mrs. Johnson, whom many Du.
range friends Will be glad to greet,
says 1t is intensely hot at Manhattan.
lhe evening she started west. at $3.50.
tne thermometer registered 80, and the
same afternoon 1t was 1O4 In the
shade. We can hardly realize such q
temperature to be possible, used as