Semi-weekly herald., 1909-10-11

and never let up till they got back
home. Such is life
w A. Carson. saw mill man. cattle
man, rancher merchant. and few
others-take your choice-was an mr..
| rival from Denver and other points
east and north and any old direction,
last night. He stayed over night in
town and departed for Pennington this
| morning. We are dead safe in say.
ing that Mr.. Carson had just returned
| from trip where he boosted for this
section-since that's something he's
always doing. Don't believe he could
| quit boosting If he tr ed! It's n pretty
good disease to get. Wish more peo.
| pie would catch 1t.
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| Mrs. N. r. Darcy. and sister, Mrs.
| N. Cherne were arrivals last night
from Dolores on their way to Parker,
| Colo, with the remains of their great
uncle. John F. Haywood who died last
Tuesday from sudden breaking up OF
| the system, due to his advanced age
| Mr.. Haywood was almost 81 years OF
ago, and was active until almost the
very last About week ago, he was
working on the place doing such light
| Jobs as the relatives would allow.
| The ladies' went out with the body
this morning, to Parker. where their
InnthpT old a,ta
lives. Unless Mrs Woodbury. decides
differently, interment will be In the
Parker Cemetery.
| So far we are happy to state no
one has been mistaken for deer by
hunting parties In this section OF
| the state.
Editor Curry of the Telluride Jour.
nal must be bald-headed the same as
the writer. He refers TO the ''pesti-
ferrous fly"
| Del Norte Prospector quotes pota.
| toes at G5 cents per hundred, alfalfa
and native hay loose. 50 per ion and
baled at $40
BY the supreme court decision nine
| Denver saloons have been compelled
| to close under the local option law.
| The proprletors have asked the coun.
| ell for rebate of license
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A. w. Cornell and wife, came in yes
terday evening en- route to Del Norte
| where Mr.. Cornell will be Installed
as agent for the Rio Grande They
will enjoy the good old fashioned hos
pitality and pumpkin pie In our neigh.
| boring town which by the way is not
| to be sneezed at since she came down
to Alamosa ready to pay her part OF
twenty thousand dollars for the pre-.
liminary work OF beginning new rail.
road.-Alamosa Empire.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornell will be remem.
bered by many people In this place,
/ having been train dispatcher for the
Rio Grande long time. We are pleas
gu 10 uOlt MS pTOmOtlOu.
w. F. Leeper, who came up Wednes-
day evening to see his mother and Sis
ter off for California to spend the win
ter, returned to Aztec on today's
Red Apple.
A Latson, N J. Smith, and l. A Dol
an, all OF Rocky Ford, were regis
tered at the Palace last night on their
way from trip through the Monte
yuma valley. Mr.. Latson brought
back some splendid apples from the
Jack Bozman place near Cortez.- az
well as some fine pears that we're
between five and six inches In length
The gentlemen left for their homes In
Rocky Ford today.
e. 8. Larsen, Of the United States
Geological Survey. came In from the
Whitman Cross cacmp on the Florida
yesterday. Mr.. Larsen Is staying over
for day or two. to wind up matters.
before leaving for Warrington.
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The Rev. Mr.. Green. who has been
attending the Baptist convention the
past two days. returned to his Man
cos home this morning where he ia
pastor OF the church Mr. Green Is
a very fine gentleman to meet and
talk with.
George w. Gilmore. manager OF the
Lucky Moon company. made q flying
trip to town from the La Platas last
night. returning this morning.
M. 7. Ionss. \ hiR rsstaurant man