Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-13

Mrs. sam SufieUDergerl returned laGt
evening from visit to Mancos and |
left on today,s eastern for her home In !
Pagosa Springs. 2'i '-l.- ~. as..4..
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C. v. .Sufferd.y the territorial bank |
examiner. came up Sunday evening
from Farinington 2 He returned to his
home at Santa Fe today ,sso .sa.sl
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Mrs. james Frye, who has been in
town about ter days TO. obtain medical
advice for her baby, returned to her
home at La Plata today .-3il'" ~ I'D
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Frank Staplin, wife and son we've,
arrivals from Farmington last evening
This morning they left for Taos, NJ NJ,
to visit Mr.. stuplin's brother. ~ nj d
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The stork visited the home Of Dep
uty District Attorney Lane early this
morning and left ten pound baby.
girl Everything lovely. 50 ~ e,4.ss.
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N. G. Miller and niece. Miss Edith
Brooks. returned Saturday from Pa
gosa Springs and left for Denver this
morning via Silverton and Ouray..9al.'
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I Miss Frances Peterson, who has
been spending some time IN town on
account of her mother, who ia now
recovering at Ochsner hospital, return
ed to her home at Pennington today.
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Mrs. F. II. Wagner OF. Mancos has
been visiting Mrs. J. c. spargo the
past week. This morning she left for
Pagosa Springs where she will be the
guest OF Mrs Sam Sullenberger.4..l.s a.. l.syo
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Skoog and child
departed this morning for Ridgway4 on
a visit to Mrs Skoog's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. b. Hockey. They ex-
pect to be absent about,,a month. sa.
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Mrs. AgrelIns of Iinnsberg and Miss
i Ethei Agrelins of Denver were arrivals
on1last nights, eastern. JTheyo wentto
Pennington today to be the guests loi
\ Miss Georgiai Morton for, a couple -ui
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Mr.. and eMrsa Ed. Ellis zwsre arrivals
last evening fromnAt tkinson,4N 4Neb.. and
went to Aztec today to be- the, guests
OF Milton HINT for a.fewlweeks.y Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis may decide. to .looate
permanently asolp oeaog q. ..
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Miss Mary Morgan was a passenger
to Telluride today, where she. will
meet Mrs b. ]. Ochsner.l who accom-
panied, Miss Mary Griebnow,, a mutua
friend. that far. The ladies will .ther
visit In Telluride and Rico for a weel
or ten days before returning home
Mrs. Charles Snyder and Mrs. r. 8
Clements and daughter returned las
evening from Denver. Mrs. Clementl
has been visiting friends In Denver
and Mrs. Snyder is just getting homs
after seven months trip to Europe
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A party of Free Methodists consist
ing of F. NJ. Salyer. Rev. f. F. Stewart
and family and Rev.. Werdenl left fol
Boulder. today. The Ffee Methodist
conference convenes In that city next
Wednesday and lasts until Saturday
evening. 20 44Si10QsDe OH 1Aar
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miss Numa Kentou of Pueblo ar
rived last evening. =. from . Silyertor
where she has been spending the sum
mer. This morning Miss Kenton wen
to Pennington to take charge OF the
department. OF primary instruction IL
the teachers institute. lll.a. .5li..sls
a. Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Allen. who came
down from Silverton Saturday on theil
way to Denver. returned from Pagoss
Junction Saturday evening and coutin
ued to Denver Sunday. Mr.a Aller
is chairman of the Republican centra
committee for San Juan. county. The
convention of all the county chairmeI
In Colorado meets In Denver today.
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Mrs. e.. Baker and son. who have
been visiting Me- and Mrs. Dan Thorn
ton on the Florida for the. past three
weeks, returned to her home In In
dianapolis today Mrs, Baker says
she thinks Colorado is delightful
place to spend the summer on account
of our cool breezes and that the peo
pie Of Indianapolis are suffering terri
bly, from the heat. Mrs. Baker added
that she expected to return next sum
mer and persuade number OF. other
people to do likewise. ..A au.4..,.s.s
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Fred Balcom was among the pas
songers arriving on last night's be-
lated train Mr., Balloon says It must
have been a double-header cloud burs.
east Of Pagosa Junction Friday even.
ing last to have washed out the track
and handled boulders the way 1t did.
Mrs. c. H. Mclean of Denver. who