Semi-weekly herald., 1909-01-21
LOCAL NEWs.
(From Mondays Deflyl

Ing for few days on business.
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e. ID. Peters, court stenographer for
this district, was returning passen-
ger from a vacation trip to Denver,
Sunday evening.
Charlie Thomas, a prominent mem.
ber of the Western Federation o: Min.
ers, came down this morning from
Silverton to spend few days in Ou.
range.
Mrs. William Gill was a passenger
to Pagosa Junction this morning. Mr.
Gill is running coal mine near the
Junction. and Mrs. Gill went to visit
him for a week or two.
Mrs. F. w. Aul, nee Hattie Todd
departed to Denver yesterday. to Join
her husband, who is now located In
the capital. Mrs. Aul has been with
her relatives here for several months.
Martin Tulley passed through from
Trimble Springs where he has been
spending a few days, to Kansas City
today. Mr.. Tulley expects to return
to his home in Silverton In about q
week.
The road overseers so far selected
by Commissioner r. Tovrea for the
eastern district, consist Of: Nome
Apperson, lower Florida; Amos Zim-
norman. Oxford. and Oscar Morrison,
Bayfield,.
George C. Lockhart OF Colorado
Springs is in the city for few days.
Mr.. Lockhart is looking after some
business matters pertaining to the land
belonging to c. D. Pastorius, on the
Florida mesa.
e. A. Martin Of Aztec, N. NJ. was
returning passenger from Denver
on Saturdays train. He was accom-
panied by L. E. Edwards of Colorado
Springs. The gentlemen are staying
at the Strater for day or two.
r. H. Chase, one OF the force Of the
Silverton Standard. came down yes
terday morning to see his wife, who
is at Ochsner hospital. Mr.. Chase
will remain few days until 1t is de-
termined whether or no an operation
is to be performed.
Miss Edna Smith was passenger
to Pagosa Springs today. to take tes.
timony in some land cases, which
come up there tomorrow Wednesday
or Thursday she leaves for Denver to
take a business course under Mrs. LII
lian Hartman Johnson, who Is now
running commercial school.
Alma M. Lackey was granted d.
vorce from DIR. Joseph Lackey. upon
her petition. in the district court to-
day, and was awarded the custody OF
their daughter Ebba. Attorney A. r
Mollette represented Mrs. Lackeyt
while James A. Pulliam looked after
the interests of the defendant.
o.
The body of Mrs. William Doll, who
died recently of cancer In Pueblo, was
brought In on last nights eastern and
is now at the parlors of Hood & Ames
awaiting burial. The funeral will take
place tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock
from the undertaking rooms, and at
$3.50 from st. Columba's church.
Mice Anna Mauoar dapartod f0r no
Angeles. Cal. this morning. A num-
ber of her friends were at the depot
to see her off. Miss Meuser is great
favorite among the younger set. and
her friends will miss her. We trust
the change Of climate will prove bene
ficial to her health. which has not been
perfect of late.
Mrs. f. f. Waters, and daughter-in.
law, Mrs. G. r. Waters. came down
from Silverton this morning. The for.
mer was returning from visit to the
new baby. who is now about four
weeks old, and was taking the wee
one and her mother home with her for
visit. The ladies left on the South
eTn LOT MauCOS.
Frank Goodman is in receipt of
telegram from Denver announcing that
his son Roy is proud father. baby
girl having arrived yesterday. The
telegram adds that all are doing nice
ly. Mrs. Goodman went to Denver
two weeks ago to be present to greet
the stranger. Frank can now have
grandchild on each knee.
Joe t. Terry of Eureka spent Sun.
day in town. Came down to bid his
mother goodby. This morning Judge
and Mrs. Terry, their daughter. Mrs.
NJ. Strong. and Miss Ruth Townsend
Mrs. Terry's nurse. left on q private
car for Monrovia, Cal. where Mrs
Terry will be placed in sanitarium
The latter is progressing very slowly
and il is thought the change Of climate
will prove beneficial. We trust she
will soon recover health and strength
At intervals during the day little
crowds of people gathered In front of
Wood & Morgan's transfer office on