Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-15
oil fields,

i Frank Hartman is back from Co
ter where he went to investigate II
newspaper field.
| Edwin Bluck Is quite happy. hl
mother and brother arriving last, eyel
ing from Missouri ON . visit.
Mrs. Grant Morris Is home from For
Collins. Doc is happy, oncs more an
does not act like q fish out of watel
-
James A. Puiliam II home from Ps
gosa Springs having concluded tn
criminal business for the present term
The Siiverton Woman's club has ar
ranged to picnic at Trimble Spring
a week from .today-Thursday. Jun,
1s. They will certainly enjoy thu
outing.
Mrs. Geo. Robinson. and child passed
through the city, this morning from
Silyerton, being en- route to Old Mex
leo where Mr.. Robinson has charge Of
smelling plant.
Yes, The Herald favors saloons obey
ing the law and keeping their doors
tightly locked on the Sabbath day
The way to keep peace in the family
Is TO obey the law.
The delegation of Elks attending the
funeral at Silverton yesterday return.
ed this morning. They report an i'm.
posing and impressive service and pro.
cession to the grave.
Navajo BILL" Doc Wallace. came
up from Pennington last evening and
is spending the day renewing acquaint-
ances. VIII be with us several days.
The Animas river is the highest 30
far this spring and the upper portion
of the valley is being flooded. I'm
less we have few days OF cool
weather there will be a general over
flow.
Frank Weston. the actor, came In last
evening bound for the Needle noun
tains TO look after development of his
mining interests. Mr.. Weston has
faith I'm our mineral wealth.
Dr. Barnes left this morning for Pa
goss Springs with 25.00O trout which
will be taken to the middle fork OF the
Piedra, thirty miles from Pagosa. The
streams in this southwest section are
being well stocked.
Among the land seekers arriving last
evening were James McCune Of New
cater, Kan. J. X. Bluck, and Mrs. e.
Bluck and mother of Nevada. Mo-
They took the apple line this morning
and will look over lands In San Juan
county.
Jesse Haller expects to return to
Denver next week to be in attendance
at the race meet. He says the racing
association is going to go ahead and
sell pools Just the same AZ though the
governor had not issued. the order.
The Durango delegation, to Silverton
report never having attended pub
lie funeral where there was a greater
bond of sympathy and brotherly love
then that displayed yester-
day when the four brave miners were
laid to rest.
Most of our people remember Frank
Cooke. son of N. F. Cooke. Well, he
is going to be married In short time
to Salt Lake lady, Miss Julia Clarice
Glenny. according to society column
of Salt Lake paper. Frank, here is
wishing you all the happiness possi-
ble
The funeral Of Mrs. Bartholomew
took place this afternoon from the
residence on Second Avenue. there be-
ing large attendance OF friends, the
Woman's Relief corps and Maccabees
being out in goodly numbers. There
were many floral offerings. Burial
took place in Greenmount.
The Telluride Journal states the
wagon road from Ouray to Red noun
tain is open for travel. This Is a
mistake. The Herald phoned Silvet-
ton yesterday and was informed the
only way of reaching Ouray from that
point was by saddle animals. He also
stated that It would be two to three
weeks before the trains would be rup-
ming to Red mountain.
DIR. A. 3. schlahaugb was surprised
last evening by having two brothers
drop In on him last evening. The
brothers are n P. Schlabaugh of Mar
shall. Va. who Is accompanied by his
wife. and NJ. r. Schiabaugh of Medina
o.. where he is assist9 ant postmaster
Thav Hrnecf IN no here a week mr. for