Semi-weekly herald., 1909-04-05

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If you see a gunnysack in the road
pick 1t up. 1t may contain the letter
and paper mail OF several Florida
farmers. If SO leave at the post
office or at the Hood residence on the
Florida.
Mrs. G. s. Broyles OF Silverton was
a guest Of the Southern last night
Mrs. Broyles left Ochsner hospital yes.
terday and went TO Aztec this morn
ing for a few weeks while she is con;
valescing.
With Claude Bradley. II. Garbanati
and Barry Sullivan running the Demo
cratic party, all but the Independent
and decent element, can look for
all sorts of statements that are not
reliable or truthful.
Mrs. George Hill of Silverton, who
has been at Mercy hospital for about
week on account of the illness of
her twin babies, left on the eastern
today for Denver where she will visit
her sister for several days.
A. A. Rust came in last night from
Dolores, staying over at the Strater,
/ Mr.. Rust's family are quarantined on
account of the scarletina, and he was
anxious to know how they were get
ting along. He returned to Dolores
today.
The organ lays considerable stress
upon taxpayers. What brilliant
bunch of taxpayers are running the
Democratic campaign this year-W. G
Otton. P. G. Ellis. Barry Sullivan
Henry Garbanati, Jr.. and ]. Claude
; Bradley.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Backinger pass
edg through last night to Hermosa
on their way from Victor. Mr.. Back
niger narrowly escaped siege Of ty-
phoid-penumonia. SO the young couple
will visit at home for a time until
he recuperates.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Rowe Of Sil.
verton were outgoing passengers on
today's Southern to Telluride on = Wis
1t to Mrs. II. l.. Hummel. an oldtime
friend of the latter. Mrs. Rowe was
in town yesterday. and her husband
came down on the morning train.
J. s. Gardner of Center, Colo. who
has been In the county for week or
departed for his home In the San Luis
valley this morning. Mr.. Gardner ex-
poets to return in about two weeks,
He made his headquarters at the Pal.
ace while in this section.
Tomorrow is Palm Sunday. There
will be special music at both services
of the Episcopal church. Miss Marie
SENEGAL will sing ''The Palms" (Faure)
in the morning, and Miss Bertha Paul,
"He Was Despised and Rejected of
Men," from the Messiah (HandeD. in
the evening.
The friends OF Mrs. Thomas Wig.
ellsworth will be pleased to know
that she is slowly getting better. She
was able TO go out for drive yester
day. Mrs. Wigglesworth had a very
severe attack of grip. which, combined
with the anxiety and sorrow of her
recent loss was too much for her.
II. Donovan, travelling engineer on
the d. &. r. G.. who handled the throt- |
tie for the Potato Special" was in |
the city today on his way back to \
Chama. Mr.. Donovan says the talks /
he heard on the train were splendid
since they were by people who knew /
what they were talking about, simple
and practical. He will leave for Chama
In the morning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Haller and
Leona, left for their home In
Mancos today. Miss Leona returned
last night from Manhattan. Kans,,
where she attended Manhattan col
lege this year. Mrs. Haller came over
a few days ago to meet her daugh,
ter. and visit friends. while Mr., Haller
attended to some business matters.
A. w. McMorran was an arrival ,
rom the oil neld at Bluff last night,
where he has interests. He says
here are great many new machines
Ioing In. and the different companies
re busy getting ready for big sum. =
asr's work, Mr.. McMorran leaves in {