Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-12

business and Mrs. Robinson for the
outing.
OF course you are going to go 10
Red Men hall this evening and enjoy
good laugh, 4 Pair of Pinks" will
do it.
X. r. G. Nickodemus left for Sagi.
naw. Mich, this morning The gentle
man has just returned from a trip to
the Doyle properties on East Mancos
DR.. T. J. West returned last even
ing from Denver where he attended
The Bible study conference staying
over for a few days in Pueblo to visit
relatives
Miss Edith FELTON,. who has been
visiting NJ Nina McCaw of the Ami
mas valley departed for her home In
Carlisle. Pa today. The young lady
went out over the Southern.
B. w Ritter made trip to the
ranch at Ignacio today. a ranch is
he finest kind of an excuse to wear
your old clothes and be comfortablei
A mine is pretty nearly as good
Mrs. Phoebe Guymon, son and
daughter arrived from Kirkland, n NJ.
last night and were the guests of the
Palace over night The party went
out on the Southern for Salt Lake to \
try change on account of Mrs. Guy
mons health.
Mrs. NJ. E. Mosley and children
were arrivals last evening from Glen
wood Springs and went down to Az
tee this morning where they will make
their home in future. Mrs. Mosley
was a resident in Aztec some years
ago, and said she was glad to return.
A r. Knapp, of the local Globe
Express company, went to Denver this
morning as express messenger, in
stead of the regular messenger who
went up on the Silverton train last
~ii,icn- ran INTO fa1dslrd6 near
Needleton and did not get through this
morning.
Miss Lola Eason was an outgoing
passenger on the eastern this morning
bound Tor Little Rock, Ark, after
six weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs
VIII Johns. The young lady was sorry
10 leave our cool climate and pleas
ant summer days. She hopes TO re-
turn next summer.
Mrs. E. Perkins, and sister. Mrs. S !
c Miller, who are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs c. c. Perkins this summer, left
over the Southern this morning TO
make the trip around the circle. This
Is Mrs. Miller's first visit to this part
Oh the west and she is enjoying the
attractions very much
Mrs. Lillian Hartman Johnson. who
mas been here for several days organ.
i2ing women's study clubs for the
purpose OF informing members on po-
htlcal and economic questions. also
the securing of better representation
ior women on party tickets, in Du-
range and vicinity, returned to Den
yer this morning. Mrs. Johnson ex.
peets IN the near future to be in active
newspaper work again when she will
publish newspaper We shall an be
much interested In her success.
Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ. Anbeier retnrn.
ed on last nights delayed train from
Denver where they met recently. MIR.
Ahheler returning from the Bill Post.
els convention held in Atlanta. Ga.
July l2-l6. He says he had n fine
time, and that the southern naople
eeitaihiy Know how to entertain.
"mie he has been in attendance at
'he conventions for the past eight
years Mr.. Anheier thinks that nj Ar.
iahta excels them all The cjty Is
beautiful, with handsome buildinpa
pretty homes and grounds and we'll
kept streets. 1t seems to be a flour.
ishing place, doing good business. The
freedom of the town was turned over
10 the bill posters, places of attraction
ana amusement were all free. there ba.
ING no way to spend money except in
board and room. Some six street cars
were at their disposal during their
stay, There were a number of en-.
'ertainments including a big barbecue
and banquet at which the governor n,
ueorgia and the mayor of Atlanta
were present. Some 400 delegates
from all parts of the United States
We're present. After the convention
Mr. Anheier want 10 ci.. .i...-...