Semi-weekly herald., 1909-10-04

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sythe, e. w. Hodges. Charles Thomp-
son and A. w. Harrison.
Peace TO his ashes.
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tFrom Thursdays Dailyl
Bob McGrew and daughter came In
from Mancos last night to see how
things are moving at the fair.
Miss Clara Vaudegrift left for Ship.
rock this morning to commence her
new duties as teacher in the indian
school.
George Rawson of Dolores was Il
homeseeker who left on the Red Ap-
pie train this morning bound for Az
Tee and Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Krumpanltzky
came over from Mancos last evening
and are guests of Mrs Cobb. They
VIII remain over Sunday.
ID. Cunningham of Laplata, N. NJ.
was returning passenger on the Red
Apple this morning from visit with
his daughter in Montana.
Mrs. a. N, Graves was a returning
passenger to her home at Cedar Hill
this morning after attending her son
who is i'll al Ochsner hospital.
Mrs. G II. Walworth and Mrs. T. j
Funk were guests of the Palace last
night on their way 10 their home In
Texas. The ladies' have been visiting
friends in Aztec
John MacI.ean. who has been here
for several days visiting his brother,
Manager Dan MacLean of the smelter,
departed for Howardsville this morn.
ing.
Mrs. c. ID. Crum and mother. Mrs
Thomas Newton. returned last night
from "a vacation trip to Denver. and
left fot their home In Silyerton this
morning.
Peter Knickcrboek. iamillnrly known
as Uncle Sam, from his striking re-
semblance To our national hero, re.
turned to Aztec this morning after
,nn,.i. ~ J..-a "a, ,La c,fr
DR.. Lingenfelters stork brought
baby girl 10 the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Frazier of 1856 Fifth avenue last
night. The wee miss had to get here
in time for the fair.
Mrs. Fred Evan left for Denver this
morning in response to a telegram
announcing the serious Illness OF her
mother We trust that Mrs. Egan may
find her mother much better. and that
her condition may not prove SO dan.
gerous as feared, for mother is ones
best friend. and no one can take her
place.
r. T.. Sloan was a passenger to
Bomeo this morning to look over the
situation In Frank Broad's new town.
Romeo was started about year ago
and already has a hotel and mum
Der of good buildings. both business
and residence.
Sheriff G. L. Garren left for his
home at Rico this morning Mr.. Gar
yen stayed over yesterday 10 look
around on his way to Denver. !. H.
Dibber, who accompanied him, depart
ed for Mosca.
Charles Harmon and Don Eddy went
to lockwood this morning TO work
on the new power line, which TX work
ing this way. Camp will be moved
from lockwood to nermosa about
Monday.
f.. f.. Hatcher and family OF La Boca
came in on last nights eastern to at
lend the fair. Mr.. Hatcher has a large
store at that place and is also inter
ssied In the mercantile business in
Pagosa Springs.
Reef Egger. son OF the editor of tn,
Bayfield, Blade. who was In the cit,
a day or two attending the fair, re
turned to Pagosa Springs this morn
ing where he is in his senior year o
the high school.
II. ID. Cooper and wife OF Omaha
Neb., returned from Aztec last nigh
where they have been visiting friend
and continued home this morning
They registered at the Palace las
night.
Mrs. N. a. Stevens. who has bee
: visiting relatives at Riverside Il
! some time. left for her home In Col,