Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-04
Game Warden John Melton returned
last night from trip to Denver.

last night from trip to Denver.
Mrs. Joe Coppinger went out to the
ranch at Ignacio this morning for
few days.
Mrs. Stella Kyle. state president OF
the w. r. c., came in from Denver
last evening and is the guest OF Mrs
w II. LaCount, for few days. A
reception in honor of Mrs. Kyle will
be held at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. LaCount this evening.
Mrs. Milton Kaufman will enter
tain the members of the Reading club
tomorrow afternoon
Judge Pixies condition is about the
same, but II is thought he will be con
siderable better by tomorrow. The
judge is suffering from a sort of ner.
vous break down with a slight touch
OF typhoid.
Mrs. James Brown and daughter
were eastbound passengers to Canon
City this morning. The ladies will Wis
II Mrs. Browns sister for week or
two, Mr.. Brown Joining them later.
They will then go to Georgia to spend
the winter.
severe attack of tonsilitis. She was
taken i'll yesterday and has high fe.
yer. between 103 and 10i degrees to-
John Morgan, who recently bought
out the interests of the Wood 4 Nor
gan Land & Live Stock company in
Silverton, came down from Silverton
last night and is in the city today
on business. Mr. Morgan is not re-
lated to j. w. Morgan of Wood & Nor
gan The name is merely coinci
dence. The deal was made about
week ago
The county commissioners are work
ing on the tax levy for the school dis.
tricts of the county, today County
Mrs Pulford. and Dep
uty County Treasurer Oren Frary. are
with them. Yesterday the
and the county survey
ting in a new bridge at Wallace's.
Surveyor Wigglesworth surveyed
new site for the same Tomorrow the
commissioners contemplate visiting
Needleton TO look over a trail to re-
place the road which was washed out
during the recent floods
Papers for the new townsite of Ok
ford were filed in the county clerks
office this morning by J. NJ. Denning
Of Cedar Rapids, Ia There are 147
lots in the new town Mr.. Denning
is an sehe0inate Of Attorney L.
Main of this city
Founders day, the anniversary of
ne oii Vi AhureW Carnegie VIII De
celebrated at the public library on
Nov. 20, which falls on Thanksgiving
day this year. While the plans have
not been fully developed as yet, the
will probably take the form
of reception, with a program, to
which the grown-up patrons of The Ii.
'rary are cordially invited. On ac-
count of lack of room, the young peo
pie will be invited another time.
Watch the papers for further an
iouncements.
And still! the springs for wagons
ieep going down to Aztec. The Globe
express company must have shipped
this season. The expert
packer employed by the San Iuap
'ruit Growers association, an organi-
:ation OF Aztec people, insisted on the
Use of new springs for fruit wagons
10 that the apples would not bruise
II hauling them to town. G, e. Bailey
'f the firm Of Bailey & Howe, had
'harge of the big packing establish
nent at the depot. furnishing boxes to
he farmers who packed the fruit
oosely and hauled 1t to the packing
ionse. where the expert and his help.
ars eulled and packed for market The
was large frame structure
built beside the track. the floor on
'ne side being level with the cars so
's TO facilitate loading. The packing
house was about $50 by 100 feet, the
walls being formed of hog wire, which
Is coarse-netted fencing, used for the
purpose of allowing the air to circulate
'eely through the building. The asso.
citation had requests for thirty cars of
Fru't' much of 1t going to Pennsyl.
'anin. IL person has the goods he's
pretty sure to be able to dispose of
hem II he sets about 1t in the right
way.