Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-07

from Pennington last night where
they spent the last three months and
went out this morning to Milton, Ore.
where they may loeate Mr.. and Mrs
Rice came here from Erie. Kans
Mrs. Dora c. White left for Denver
this morning 10 surprise her son. Tay-
lor c. White. who has recently bought
{ out the music department OF the A.
T. Lewis company. Mrs. White has
rot seen her son for about seven years.
Mrs. L. f. Anderson and son of
Salt Lake are in the city for few
days. for the purpose of disposing
, Of some property Mrs. Anderson owns
on Lightner creek. Mrs Anderson
viii make her home in future in Salt
Lake
The board of trade rooms are being
used for the United States court hear
ing before United States Commission
81 Pingrey There are a host of Wit
nesses to be examined and the room
was filed this afternoon The hearing
will probably consume month.
NJ, F. Skaggs has been elected as.
sstant secretary of the Booster club
aud begins his new duties tomorrow
There is now a large membership in
the club. Some excellent plans are
under consideration, but are not yet
far enough along TO give to the public
The funeral of Wiley Evans. lr,
took place yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock from the honse. Rev w li.
Bennett had charge of the service
Kind friends sent great quantities of
beautiful flowers in token of their
sympathy with the parents in their
sorrow.
Franklin Guiterman. general manas
ger OF the American Smelling Il Re
fning Co, l.. G. Eakins, assistant gen
eral manager, and d. MacLean. man
ager of the local smelter returned this
morning from trip to Silverton.
Messrs Guiterman and Eakins con
ltinned TO Denver.
Nick Grimes left for Basil, Kans.,
this morning in response to a letter
from his sister which stated that his
father is seriously i'll. The latter is
suffering from heart trouble. and is
a man Of some 65 years of age. We
hope Nick will find the old gentle
mems condition improved.
Mr.. and Mrs F. c. Gilbert were
outgoing passengers to Boston and
New York city today, on three weeks
vacation trip Mr.. Gilbert will attend
1.-The technology reunion OF the Massa-
chusetts institute of which he is a
graduate, while Mrs. Gilbert takes in
the various social functions arranged
for the visiting ladies'.
Nicholas Fleming died at Mercy hos
pital at 3 o'clock this morning. so
far as is known he has no friends In
the vicinity. He has sister, MIS-
Mary s. DeBone. living at San Diego
and his remains are being held at the
undertaking parlors of Hood & Ames
awaiting instructions from her He
, also has a brother in Newport, N y
o
Miss frankie Stone and Mrs. A. Nj
Williams and children came in from
, Aztec last night, where the latter has
lbeen visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Airs. q. w Stone OF the American
house for the past six weeks. Miss
Stone returned to Aztec this morning
' Mrs. Williams going ont on the South
ern to her home in ophir.
Miss Fadah Beardsley was an ar
C rival from Cortez last night, on -hei
. way to her home in Lincoln, Neb
If Miss Beardsley Taught in the Corte'
schools last term. Misses Smith, III
liot aud Henerson, also Cortez teach
PfS ldkl Nfhis VIII ~ Nv NNf'-'
e Fl ON trip to Mesa Verde. The ladie
3r will depart for home tomorrow morn
fling. l. Levey. the principal OF IN
Cortez schools. came in last nigh
n overland
d E. A. Smith, who represents I'd
In Colorado p. e. P. company OF DenVe
was brought in from Pagosa Spring
last night with broken limb. Tn
X accident occurred on Tuesday whe
as MIR. Smith jumped from moving trai
II and broke his left leg. He was take
At to Mercy hospital last night. TT
of fracture was so bad that the bone pr
ruded through the flesh. We tru
that Mr.. Smith will soon be ON Il
to road to recovery.
al. Mr.. Samuel S. Shaw and Miss I
ers tclla Winters were happily united