Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-22
LOCAL mEwa
(Trom Tuesdays Dany.)

Miss Gertrude Raymond went up TO
Raymondale ranch last evening to
spend few days.
Telluride reports a fine rain today.
Been having numerous showers. Wish
they would come our way.
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Mrs. Horace Clapp and daughter,
Mrs. Rod s. Day and children, came
In from Del Norte Sunday evening.
There was born to Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ. O'Brian II daughter last evening,
DR.. Lingsnfelter assisting In the good
work.
Miss Furlong from Aztec. who was
in town over night, left this morning
for Cedar Hill where she will visit
Mrs. Dick Hendricks.
Miss Mary and Stena Hansen, who
have Just returned from trip to the
cliff dwellings, are now on their way
TO their home In Cedar Falls.
Larkin Beck, who has been to Pa
gosa Springs looking over his ranch
property there, left for his l5iae in
Pennington this morning.
Miss Marie Moran, after having
spent delightful four days Visiting
her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. A. K Chap.
man of this city, left this morning for
hor home In Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs N. A. Ballou and two
sons, who were formerly residents OF
Silverton, are on their way to Den
yer where they expect to live, leaving
Silverton this morning.
The building of cement sidewalks
goes merrily on and we trust II will
not be long until Main street walks are
cement from one end to the other.
Poles from Oregon are being dis.
tributed along the line of tho San
Juan Power company between Duran.
go and lockwood. Only the best goes.
o.
Mrs. Z. T. Pilgrim came in last
night from Hesperus to meet her hus.
band who arrived from New Sharon,
la. They left this morning for He's.
perus.
The Misses Hazel Pierce and Clau-
dia Zimmerman left on, this mornings
eastern for Seattle, where they Will
spend the winter visiting Mrs. Zim-
merman's sister.
Mrs. N. G. Lewis and her grand.
daughter. Maggie Barnes, both from
Columbia. Mo-, this morning left for
Pennington where they will visit Mrs.
Lewis SON, Jas. A. Lewis.
DR.. J. A Davis, representing Boul.
der university and who preached an
able and eloquent sermon at the NJ. L.
church Sunday, departed for Denver
this morning.
The Misses Mcdaniel, who were In
town shopping for day or SO, left
on the Red Apple line for Aztec this
morning. The Misses Mcdaniel are
from Hot Springs. Ark.
Jim Freeman, the pitcher for the
White Sox, is Harry T. Freeman's eld.
er brother. They came originally from
Dedham, Tenn. and Harry T. Freeman
is the man who last evening married
Miss lila McEwen.
Physicians say "appendi.seelng.
is new disease, one that does
not require the use OF a knife, II is
not particularly partial to editors.
There are others suffering from the
same ailment.
Many Of our people are arranging
10 take In the G. A. Il. and San Juan
to Salt Lake. Department
Commander John w. Wingate was for
lunate In securing the rate for the
and he assures us that rates
At hotels will not be exhorbitant.
A. NJ. Anheier. who is In Atlanta,
"a. writes OF very pleasant trip.
He is there taking In the bill posters
and says he never had
,etter time In his life. He sent u very
,retty souvenir album of Atlanta to
rhe Herald.
Mrs. Sherman Bell and Miss Nc
Selvey, who have been visiting Mrs.
,ells father. John Hannah, for the
'ast week. departed for the cliff
wellings this morning. Helen and
eddy Bell will remain with their
In this city until Mrs. Bell