Semi-weekly herald., 1909-04-19

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DR.. P'ence's Pleasant Pellets induce IN
held yesterday afternoon. The time
was spent IN planting trees, or pre-
pairing flower beds. or cleaning up this
yards.
Mrs. l.. f.. Bigelow and children.
were In the city over night on their
way from Telluride where they visited
friends for about n week. They de.
parted for their home nt La lara to
day.
John w. Padgett was an arrival
from Worthington, ILL.,. last night. stay
ing over at the Palace. This morn.
ing he left for Aztec where he Will
do some survey work on the Citizens
ditch.
II. b. Madison and wife. who stay.
ed over yesterday on their way from
Cedar Hill, departed for their home In
Colorado Springs today. Mrs. Madi
son is an old friend OF Mrs. N f
Cooke.
Miss Everett. who taught at Ignacio
this past term, returned yesterday
from Shlprock, where she visited her
sister for short time. This morning
she went TO isnaoio on visit TO Mrs.
Chef.
William Greenshields. who is dis
tant relative of Senator Simon Gug
gcnheim. left for Pagosa Springs this
morning. having sold his big draft
horse to u stock company composed
of La Plata people.
Fred Joy, the popular collector for
the telephone company, left for Den
yer this morning. where he Will proba
bly, commence his new duties next
Monday. A number OF friends were nj
the depot to see him off.
Frank Goodman. the expert sign
painter, is doing some fancy lettering
for the La Plata Insurance and Invest
ment company. Mr.. Goodman is Ger.
tainly an artist of the first water IN
designing and lettering.
Sheriff John Clarke left for Canon
City this morning with II. Starkey aud
The Indian, Peter Jackson. Starkey
was sentenced to not less than eigh-
teen years, and Jackson to not less
than ten nor more than twelve years.
w. ID. Odgen and r. s. Henderson
were arrivals from Little Rock, Ark,
last night and stayed over at the
Southern. They left for Alamosa this
morning Messrs. Ogden and Hen.
derson are locomotive engineers look.
ing over the country. They were for
merly in the employ Of the Denver g.
Rio Grande. but not on this division
Mr.. and Mrs. Sgd Jay came up from
Ridgway on the delayed train this
morning and this morning went on to
| their home In Durango. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. John Kettle and
daughter and Mrs. Chris Enderich, and
daughter. Mrs. Kettle and Mrs. Ende-
rich are sisters of Sgd and Billy Jay.
| The party were the guests OF Billy
during their stay here last night
Telluride Journal.
p. w. Ritter came In on last nights
| eastern from Denver. This morning
he went out to the ranch at Ignacio
Mrs. Ritter has been there since Sun
day and says she means to stay. She
enjoys being n farmeress. b. w. did
not say whether he would care for Il
as steady job. Paul thinks It's al
right. He's put IN the time prett,
faithfully lately and has done consid
cradle In the nne OF Improvement.
Mrs. G. N. Norton returned las
evening from trip to Linnsborg
Kans.. where she went some time age
on account OF the serious Illness o
her father. Mr.. Fisher. We are sorr,
to state that the Illness proved fatal
Mr. Fisher dying few days aftel
| Mrs. Norton's arrival. Miss Fisher
her sister. accompanied her on n visit
The ladies' were geests Of Mrs. ID. X
Mckinney last night. leaving this morn
ing for Pennington. Mrs. Norton
home.
4 J. o. Campbell returned from n visi
to san Juan county this morning, In
clnding Animas Forks. Mr.. Campbell
says there is o wonderful lot Of sno,
at the Forks. fully seven feet on tn
level st.this time and more highe