Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-19

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Attorney p. G. Ellis went to Aztec
this morning to attend court.
A. l.. Fisher left for a business trip
In the Montezuma valley today.
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| l.. l.. Babb, government man. came
in Saturday evening from Denver.
w. A. Townsend of Silverton came
in last night from Denver, leaving
for home this morning.
Canon Gallegos. N. NJ, on last nights
train. Just for a change from chico
weed and Indians.
United States Commissioner s. w.
Pingrey left for Pagosa Springs to.
day, to continue hearing testimony In
the government land cases.
John Braden of the Blnnco, in Ar
chuleta county, and t. d. Nash OF Ala
mosa, arrived Saturday evening. and
departed Sunday for the Bluff oil
fields.
Miss May Vandegritt is back again
from Shiprock where she was substi-
tute stenographer in the superIntend-
ent's office at the Indian school for
several weeks.
Attorney +. C. Perkins, who came up
from Aztec Saturday night to spend
Sunday at home. returned on the morn
ing Red Apple to the San Juan capI-
tai to attend district court.
Mrs Amelia Balcom was married
last Wednesday to Mr.. Pollard. n well
known mining man and hotel proprie-
tor of Salt Lake City. The wedding
took place in Pueblo. The couple viii
make their home In Salt Lake.
W. r. Mason of the Florida mesa,
went out on this mornings Southern
for Montrose to get a number of quail
to stock the mesa. Mr. Mason went In
the interests of the Florida Mesa Gun
club
N la an
arrival from Mancos Saturday evening.
Mr.. Boot shipped four cars of cattle
from Mancos and other points in the
Montezuma valley. leaving for Den.
yer today.
Miss A. M. Biggs went out on today's
eastern to Canon City to spend
Thanksgiving with relatives. Later,
she expects to go on to Denver to
visit the family of Il. NJ. Biggs for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Mason and daughter left for
Alamosa today, where they will make
their home for the present. Mr.. Ma
son, who until recently was brakeman
on the Silverton road, is now braking
on the broad guage out Of Alamosa.
Charles Thurlow of Newburyport,
Mass, who was here for few days
looking after his business interests
left this morning for Colorado Springs.
Mr.. Thurlow was formerly associated
with C. NJ. Williams, and still owns
considerable property in Durango.
Robert Reynolds. returned to Elco
on today's Red Apple. after brief
visit with his mother, Mrs. J. A. Mag
ner. and sister. Miss Ada Reynolds.
The latter. who have Leen here some
time as guests of Mrs. Spires and
other friends. departed Sor their Tellu-
ride home today.
George West, our newly elected sen
ator, came in from the COW camp In
Archuleta county Saturday evening
While The Herald opposed Mr.. Vests
election, with Decorate majority in
both the senate and house he is In a
position to secure recognition for La
Plata and Montezuma counties.
Miss Bertha White and brother
Bruce came In last night from Tellu-
ride where they have been making
their home for the past year. They
left on today's eastern for Pagosa
Springs. where they lived previously
Tor many years. to renew old friend
ships for time before leaving for
san Diego, Cal, to spend the winter.
Mark Preston was In from Kline Sat
urday with a.load OF fine wheat. Farm
ers are all busy in that part OF the
county hauling grain just now. Mr..
Preston says there is "a good half crop
OF grain, aud would have been an
enormous yield Ii the season had not
been SO cold. A long distance tele
phone has just been installed at Kline
at Miller's store. A toll OF rs cents il