Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-24


att he State Normal Edgar Kimball,
son of Mrs. Georgia Kimball, accom-
panied Miss Craig to Denver. to spend
the summer with his aunt. Mrs. Matt
Copeland.
Miss Florence Ruffe has just re-
turned from Denver where she has
been attending school and staying with
her grandparents. Miss Ruffe is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. George G. Good
man.
Miss Reath. who went out 10 Hay
gulsh this morning to teach sum
rlor school, comes highly recommend
ed having taught eighth grade in the
Calu1et, Mich, schools for mum
her OF years. Miss Reath's reason for
tpEing summer school in the coup-
try VAS she wished to see Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Voorhees,, nee
Miss Walljng. returned Saturday even
ing from Silverton, where they spent
their honeymoon, and spent Sunday at
the Savoy. departing for Pennington
this morning. Mr.. Voorhees, is ex-
change manager for the telephone
company at FarInington, while his
bride is said to be as charming as she
Is pretty.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Gilbert, who left
here about three weeks ago to attend
reunion OF Mr.. Gilbert's class at the
Institute OF Technology at Boston, are
in Washington on their way home
Last week they went from Boston
to New York by water. Mrs. Gilbert
writes that the weather is simply glo
rious and they are having a delightful
vacation.
Robert Mcconnell was an arriva
last evening from New York City
where he has just completed his junior
year of the course in mining engi
neering at Columbia university. This
is Roberts first visit home for twt
years. and during that period he ha;
changed considerably After few
days at home, he will leave for the
mines to put theory into practice thii
summer.
The fire in the Stemeger residence
last Friday night left Mrs. Steinege
and Miss Lena rather scant on ward
robe. The fire originated and was con
fined to the bedroom occupied by Mis-
Sic eyer She was spending the ey
enins with friends and all her cloth
ing was destroyed with the exception
of that she had on at the time. Mrs
Steineger also kept most of her dress
es and other wearing apparel in he
daughters room and that was ais
burned While the damage to tn
building was small. the personal los
was quite heavy.
from Allison, says people are landin
in Allison from different parts of tn
country looking after land The cour
try is looking splendid. Plenty q
water in the bitches and all kinds o
grain. especially alfalfa. is special
fine says Mr.. Buck. Mr.. Buck ha
twenty acres of land in potatoes O
varieties that are sought by outsid
consumers aud they are growing Z
beat the band. The Allison-T -Tiffan
section of La Plata county is har
ito beat and every available acre Wi
be under cultivation before man
years.
Mrs. Louise Morgan went out o
1.-THE Southern to Gunnison this morn
Ing, where she will represent La Plat
circle at the district convention he'll
there on June 2dth. Delegates froI
ttwenty-eight circles will be in attend
ance, La Plata having nine votes 70
the 225 members she has enrolled
Among other business will be the cleo
tion of delegates to the grand session
at Portland, Ore, which convenes ol
July Goth Mrs. Morgan has beei
clerk for La Plata circle for almos
ten years, but this is the first time sh
mas been able to attend one of tn
big meetings. being detained at hom
o.. account of family duties. She eA
poets 10 stay over in Montrose.
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