Semi-weekly herald., 1909-10-21
this year.

this ll9ininS. ME- l)eftW toes ioi
the pu pose n consulting specialist
| about The little girls health.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Payne of Cul-
bersome. n. G., left for home this
morning after spending the summer
with their daughters. Mrs. j. J. Mich
olson and Mrs Rose Shaffer.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. G. Stone left for
the east this morning where they will
make their future home Mira. Stone
goes to Illinois to visit her parents.
Later she will join Mr.. Stone In Mis-
| souri,.
Mrs. Reece Fosest and children Of
Pine river went east this morning.
They will spend the winter in Kan
sas and Missouri Mr.. Forest came
In with them and returned to the
ranch today.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Martin came up
from Aztec last night and left for
Lima, o., their home, this morning
They we're very much pleased with
that section and may decided to return
and locate there.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Plunkett of Den
yer left for Pagosa Springs this morn
ing to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Orme.
They have been the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Lowe and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
L.. Herbert for the past week.
Pennington this morning to spend a
few days.
County commissioner Reister is
home from his trip TO Oklahoma
Glad to get back.
This is certainly fine weather. Max.
ing up for the storms of August and
first week in September
Mrs. George Goodman and son Ray
were returning passenger last evening
from ten days spent on the outside.
Mrs. Charles Pearson of Florida
mesa and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Rob.
ert Pearson of Silverton. are at the
| Strater
If the weather is favorable the La.
| dies Aid society of the NJ T. church
will go picnicking up the Animas val.
ley Friday
| Mrs. Ralph Peake, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis mt Ochs-
ner's hospital last week, is rapidly
improving.
home this morning. Mr. Bradfield has
been down to Pennington to visit his
sister. Mrs. Umbrell.
j. NJ. Johnson. manager of the Gold
King, came down from Silverton last
night and left for the east on busl
ness trip this morning.
Wash Patrick, state superintendent
of fish hatcheries. arrived last even
ing on business connected with the
local hatchery and distribution o
trout.
This morning doc" Holden, an EN-
ploye of the AIonteZuma Lumber com
pany at Glencoe, was operated by Drs
Lackey and Lingenfelter for absces
of the knee at Mercy hospital TIL,
operation was success. but becaus,
of the serious nature of the trouble
recovery will. of necessity. be slow
A telegram yesterday announced tn
sudden death of Mrs. Rodhouse at San
tn Cruz. Cal The lady was Miss CaI
rie Baldwin OF the Animas valley an,
WAS married last spring. No particu
lars were given In the telegram. Mrs
Rodhouse was a sister of the late +
j. Baldwin of the Animas valley. Sh
came here two years ago with he
father and brother. Last year sh
taught at Hermosa and was very pop,
lar with the parents and children, a
she was with all who knew her. Tha
Death loves shining mark" seem
especially true in this instance.
Messrs. II. t. Henderson, Tom Lo
tus. John Lillard and Rod McDonal
left this forenoon for Emerald lake
for the purpose of making final e,
animation and estimates of water tina
can be impounded for reservoir pul
poses of the upper lake, the compan
handling the Carey act lands havin
made the necessary filings, all filing
heretofore made for water purpose
having elapsed. The visit will dete
mine the reservoir question for tn
company. Mrs. Henderson accomp,
MED her husband and will ride hors,
back from the end of the wagon roa