Semi-weekly herald., 1909-04-26

Piedra, went out to the mill this morn
ing.
Power company, came down from sill.
| verton this morning. Getting ready to
take over the Standard Light com
pany.
w. G. Lane arrived on the eastern
last night from Albuquerque and went
out on the Red Apple today for a
land seeking trip through the San
Juan.
w. ID. Kinney and J. w Kinney,
both of Rocky Ford, returned last
evening from a trip through the Mon.
tezuma valley. and left for home to.
day.
Mrs. F. d. Trumble left for Castelar,
this morning. after a few days visit
with her daughter. Mrs. James Miller.
Mrs. Trumble is very proud of her new
grandson.
Supt. C. ID. Wolfineer. who started
for Ridgway yesterday morning In his
private car. returned to Durango last
night. Couldn't get the car over the
mud slide.
Misses Emma and Gertrude Lee re,
turned on Inst nights eastern from
visit OF about flve months with tbeir
grandmother in Chama They stayed
over AT the Palace and left for Their
home at Dolores this afternoon.
The commissioners went to La
Posta this morning to make arrange
ments for changing the county road.
The former road ran through land be
longing to Mexican, who recently
fenced 1t In. necessitating other ar
rangemenIs.
Ludwig Vota OF Silverton was an ar.
rlyal on the morning train from Trim
BILE to spend a few days In the city.
Mr. Vota has a lease on the Dives
mine on King Solomon mountain III
San Juan county. and came down as
far as Trimble on Monday. for a brief
change and rest.
W. Goff Black returned from Albn
querque last evening where he attend
ed the big irrigation convention
recently. Mr.. Black being delegate
New Mexico has appropriated $4,000
for developing the resources of the
territory. and means to spend 1t all
and soon.
Miss Emeline Jensen arrived on last
nights Southern which came In at
1880 from Delta, where she spent
couple of days with her sister. Mrs.
s. e. Moon. who is about TO return to
Benza Meteka, Africa, where her hus-
band is stationed Mrs. Moon does
not expect to visit the United States
for five years.
Mrs Emma s. Reynolds went out on
the Southern this afternoon to Man
cos. She received a message yesterday
that her mother. Mrs. John Shaw. is
very i'll. threatened with pneumonia
As Mrs. Shaw is almost rs years OF
age. Mrs. Reynolds is anxious. We
trust she found Mrs. Shaw's condition
improved on her arrival.
Editor X. L. Wilson of the Aztec In
dex was an arrival on last nights
Red Apple to meet his wife and chill
| dren, who came In on the eastern
last night from Colorado Springs. The
entire family continued to their new
home at Aztec this morning. The
citizens OF that flourishing little towl
will be pleased to welcome Mrs. VIII
son, and we are sure she will find the
San Juan county seat nice place q
live.
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| Garrett Wall has scarlet fever. ant
the house is quarantlned. The case Is
well developed today, but Garrett feels
pretty well considering. Mrs. Wal
is hoping that the rest OF the children
will escape. and is keeping the sicl
boy carefully isolated from the others
We trust that she Will be successful
In preventing the disease from spread
ing to any other members OF the fam
lily. and that Garretts attack will b'
but mild one.
At Mancos yesterday Miss Jeani'
g. PtoIemy was married to Mr.. JESSE
Weston OF Gallup. N. NJ. The mar
riage took place at the residence o
the brides brother. Mr.. j. Il. Ptole
my. The couple arrived in Durang
via the Southern last evening and ar
spending the day In Durango. beinl
guests OF the Savoy hotel. The Ptole
my family are well known In Durang
as well ~ In haaeos. havins bssl