Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-26
(From Mondays Daily)

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, position in the city schools.
Alderman Tom Smith returned Sat
lrday evening from Denver where mel
attended the Woodmen gathering.
Mrs. Hans Aspaas was a returninsl
TO her home at ienacio this
after few days in town.
l.. McKelson and r. Il. Rohn. both
OF Albur, N. d.. were passengers to
Mancos this morning on visit to
relatives.
Senator George West spent Sunday
in town. arriving Saturday night, hav'
ing been in Denver and Pueblo the
past ten days.
Il. p. Woods returned from "a trip to
Trinidad Saturday evening and de
parted for his home in Pennington
Oh Sundays train.
Miss Margaret Kroeger was a pas.
senger to Pagosa Springs today TO al,
tend teachers institute, which was in
session last week and lasts until Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. nj. Taylor came up
from Cedar Hin Sunday on brief
visit to the latter's brother who is IN
ochsner hospital They returned home
today.
Mrs, I. KIusehke returned satur
day evening from Denver where She
spent three weeks with relatives and
friends. OF course she enjoyed the
vacation.
James Doyle and mother. Mrs. L. Il
Duffy, were at the Stfater Saturday
evening, passing through from Den
yer TO Mancos on a visit to Mr.. Doyle's
mining property there. 1ney went out
OIL the Southern Sunday morning.
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Mrs. John Searsdale and Mrs. w
j Mcdonald Of Avery, Ia. arrived Sat
urday evening and We're the guests
OF the Palace that night Yesterday
the ladies went 10 Trimble Springs TO
visit friends in the Animas valley.
William P. Vale was returning
passenger Saturday evening from Salt
Lake, coming in by way of Denver
where he visited few days.
j. W. Wilkey was in the city last
night from Colorado Springs GU his
way to Cedar Hill where he has a
ranch, continuing his trip on the Red
Apple this morning.
Mrs. L. NJ Price and granddaughter
went out on todays train to their
home in MacNabb, Ill, after visit
of some five weeks with the formers
sister, Mrs. E. F, Price, OF this city
Judge c. c. Holbrook was an arrly
al from Alamosa last night on his
way to Silverton, where he Will hold
district court in place of Judge Pike
today. The judge left for Silverton
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Ament came In
fiom the saw mill at Bayfield, Satur-
day evening to spend Sunday in Du
range before leaving for their home in
Denver. They went o,u on the eastern
this morning.
e. III. Lunken, one of the owners
OF the Tomahawk and the Lucky Moon
Mining & Milling company, who has
been in the La Platas several days
looking after the property, depar.cd
for Denver Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Melton came
down from Silverton Saturday evening
for brief outing Mr.. Melton stayed
over Sunday, returning on this morn
ing's train. Mrs. Melton viii remain
for week or SO, for the change Of
altitude.
A. Latson and ]. NJ. Dolan, poth ef
Rocky Ford, returned Sunday evening
from trip through the Montezuma
valley in search of land and depurted
for home this morning. The gentle
men registered at the Palace last
night.
Mrs. f. w Luck and son, Howard,
went out on this mornings train ~
Kansas City, where she will visit
friends for week or two before
continuing to her former home In
Belmond, Ia. Mr.. Luck will join them
later.
Mayor George Goodman and wife re-
turned last evening from an eastern
trip during which they took in the
trans-Mississippi congress in Denver
This morning Mr. Goodman left for
Cumbres TO prepare body to be ship
ped east for burial.
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