Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
(From Mondays Daily.)
B. N. Freeman returned Saturday
evening from Denver.
Mrs. o. F. Boyle. who has been at
bayfield, the past ten days. has gone
to the summer home on the Vallecito.
Henry Hull of Liberty, N. M. was
another New Mexican returning from
the convention Saturday. Went home
Sunday.
$. M. Mcconnell OF Dolores. who
has been attending the Denver con-
vention. arriving last evening, went
home today.
Miss Bernie Koehler came down
from Silverton this morning In con-
nection with the Gold King receiver
ship application.
Messrs. Judge Clements. g. w. Pin
grey and Fred Joy are home from
the Denver convention. And Fred
came alone-disconsolate
DR.. M. d. Gibbs OF Pennington was
returning passenger Saturday from
the big convention. He continued to
Pennington Sunday.
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Mrs. AL Kuebler, her mother. Mrs.
Gates, and brother. Ed Hubbard. left
this morning for Denver.
G. C. Carson returned last evening
| from the Denver convention and went
down to his home at Pennington to-
day.
C. ]. Harrison, the Cortez banker,
| was a returning Denver visitor Satur'
day. He left for Cortez yesterday
morning.
| o. e. Kiensey, who is in the livery
business at Colorado City, arrived on
last nights eastern to spend few
days In town.
| P. ]. Lonergan, who was for some
time connected with the Doyle proper
ties at Mancos, came In from Denver
last evening.
B. w. Ritter returned from Denver
Saturday evening. He left Mrs. Rit
ter to spend a week or two more II
the capital city.
George Goodman was a homecoming
passenger on Saturdays eastern. Mrs
Goodman will visit friends In Denver
for few weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Pierce OF Aztec
who attended the Denver convention
came in Sunday evening and continued
to Aztec this morning.
Geo. W. Gilmore, manager Of the
Tomahawk, and wife. arrived from
Denver last evening, and are spending
a day or two In town.
w. F. Ordway of Dolores came II
to meet a gentleman on business con
nected with the High line ditch, Sat
urday evening. He went home today
seekers from Pueblo, cdfia3 up lliayHii
Pennington Saturday night, and con
tinued to Pueblo Sunday.
Ouray reports an immense Grove
yesterday from Grand Junction. Delta
and Montrose and with the Silvertor
bunch the town was filled to over
flowing.
]. E. Flanders and A. G. Pollock OF
Washington, d. c.. arrived last even
ing and went to Shiprock today. They
are visiting and checking up Indian
schools.
Fred and Joe Carson of Pennington
were. returning visitors from the con-
vention Sunday evening. They went
on to Pennington this morning
o.
j. w. Brown of Hesperus, was In
the city during the morning hours.
He reports refreshing rain the other
day which was welcomed by the ranch
men.
| DR.. and Mrs. Folsom and family
came In from Bayfield, this forenoon.
The doctor brought In load in his
auto yesterday. going out this morning
for his family.
Misses Fern Williams and Gussie
Mlscn are RICO Visitors who are guests
OF the Southern for few days. Miss
Williams is the daughter Of Agent
Williams of the R. G.. s.
M. N. Lilley, who has been touring
the Montezuma valley in search of
land, returned from Dolores Saturday.
He left for Alamosa Sunday where
he has ranch, near town.
Most OF those attending the camp
meeting at Bayfield, have returned.
They report having spent a most prof
table ten days listening to the pro-
pounding of the Scriptures.
Mrs. w. T. Wales, Mrs. Hood. the
Misses Pickerings, Miss Kavanaugh,
Mrs. Beatty and daughters and others
attending the camp meeting at Bay
field, returned this morning.
The party of Texans, capitalists.
looking up land, ]. M. Warren, r. ].
June. N. C. Yeats and Sam Yeats,
returned from the Pennington country
SATURDAY. and went IN Aiopouo C,,,