Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-27

-OlOuti dullcy CAhGu h1kns tu6 DIX
yest migrate known to the history Of
American politics."
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
p. N. Pattison of the Colorado Tele-
phone company went to Cortez today
On business.
On Thursday evening a farewell re-
ception will be given in honor of Rev.
and Mrs. w. ]. Grace at the home Of
e. e. seybold on Fifth avenue. All
friends of the family are cordially in.
vited to attend.
A. L. Schweitzer. acting supervisor
Of the forest service, made business
trip to Pagosa Springs today. Mr..
Schweitzer has recently been trans.
ferred and moved his family here from
Pagosa short time ago.
Miss 8. Rasmussen and brother. w.
w. Rasmussen, were arrivals from La
Plata last evening. Miss Rasmussen
took her brother to Denver today fof.2
treatment. He is an epileptic.
T. e. Peterson returned to Ship
rock this morning after a brief visit
with his family. The work on the gov.
eminent buildings for which Mr.. Peter
son has the contract is being rapidly
pushed forward.
Miss M. L. Seabright stayed over
night in town on her way to Aztec,
where she will be connected with Mrs.
M. Thomas in the millinery business.
Miss Seabright came from Denver and
was guest of the Palace while here.
Word has been received from Rev.
David Morell, whose months vacation
expires this week, that he has been I'll
In Salt Lake most OF the time since
his departure. That being the cass
he will not return for services on
Sunday next as he had planned.
Mrs. j. H. Schaefer. daughter Miss
Grace and two sons went out on to-
days eastern to their home In Canon
City. They returned last evening from
r trip to the Pennington district. Mrs.
Schaefer thinks 1t is the prettiest coun-
try she has seen. They hope to re-
turn later.
Mrs. w. F. Killian, who has been
visiting her mother for the past four
months left for Trinidad where Mr..
Killian is now located. Mrs. Killian
came here from Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs
Vivian Thomas. her sister, went back
to Denver today after visit of three
weeks with the folks.
Mrs. James Miller returned to her
home In CASTELAR, this morning. Her
mother, Mrs. F. Il. Trumble OF Tellu.
ride, is an inmate of the OchsD1 Hos-
pital where she was operated upon
about week ago for appendicitis.
The patient is getting along nicely. and
Mrs. Miller feels that two visits a
week from her will be sufficient from
F. e. Bumstead and wife returned
from trip to Pennington last even
ing where they have an interefksp the
place formerly owned by A. W00owsrd
and now managed by Joe Hastings.
Mr.. Bumstead says that the pear crop
will be at least 1000 boxes. and there
will be from 500 to 700 boxes of ap.
pies. Messrs. Hastings & Bumstead
came Into possession of the place
year ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Bumstead
left on the Southern today for Grand
Junction where they will visit before
returning to their home at Colorado
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Pierce of Sulphur
Springs, Tex. came In on last nights
Southern from Dolores, where they Wis.
tied G. e. Rentz. Mrs. Piet says
that the country around Dolores is
very pretty, and that as soon as they
can wind up matters at Sulphur
Springs they hope to return to stay
permanently. All of the land In the
Dolores valley is under cultivation
and commands high price. But there
IL still great deal of good mesa lsnd
that can be obtained reasonably, since
1t is not under water. To remedy tnis,
reservoirs are being constructed on
several places, c. E. Rentz having quite
an elaborate system of irrigation which
he hopes to have complete by next
year. The mesa land Ii wonderfully
productive, grapes and peaches being
especially fine. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce
returned to their home on todsy's
eastern.
Hon. T. d. Burns was among last
evenings arrivals, chaperoning a dis
tinguished party of New Mexico off.
cials en- route to San Juan county, N.
NJ In the marty was Gov Gaorgo C.,-