Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-27

have been visiting their sons, leaving
this morning for their home at Bloom
field, N. J.
Miss Marie Egger left this morning
for Pagosa Springs on a ten days
visit. II is reported that John Meuser
VIII follow in few days OF course
he will have legal business.
Denver papers arriving Saturday
night announced the unconditional re-
lease of RIP" Starr by Sioux City
Starr has not been doing well this
spring. but maybe he will get into
form before long.
A Mexican by the name of John OF.
gin is In the county jail. arrested Sat
uIday night, for attempting to sell a
horse the second time. 1t will proba
bly, develop that he did not own the
horse TO start with.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l., Dyson came
down from Silyerton this morning TO
view the fruit trees in their beautiful
BLOSSOM costume. After spending a
few days in Durango they may visit
Aztec and Pennington.
c. A. Frederick, editor and propri-
etor of the Cortez journal. is spend
erick reports his section coming to
the front rapidly and predicts big
crops of all kind this year.
The Strater. Palace and Savoy no.
tells were filled to overflowing Satur
day aud Sunday, the arrivals covering
two and half pages of the Strater
and from one TO two of the Palace and
Savoy. These hotels are doing thriy-
ing business these days.
A party OF Silvertonians took an
auto ride up the valley yesterday fore.
noon, taking dinner at Trimble. On
the return the auto took a slide In
mud hole and for time it looked
rather squally for the occupants, but
clump of bushes helped out.
A. A. Buck and Jimmy O'Driscoll
have formed a partnership to engage
In the plumbing business and have
leased the building next TO The Her
aid office, formerly occupied by the
Porter Fuel company. They invite
| those requiring their services to give
| them call.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Bailey were
| among the Aztec excursionists Sunday.
Mr. Bailey says the section around Az
tee is in for bumper fruit crop and
that fruit growers are happy. In way
Of peaches there will be over half a
crop and this means larger and
better peach than usual which
should command a better price. All
around the outlook for Aztec and sur
rounding country could not well be
better all of which is pleasing news
for Herald readers.
The Silverton visitors as near as we
could get their names follow: Frank
ID. Ross, Merrill Doud, b. Van Slyck,
F. c. Grimes, r. w. Ptolemy, Elie
Schwaebe, p. o. Peterson, De Car
michael, David Jones. Judge William
Palmquist, w. c. Pochon. II. G. Heath
Geo. D. Brown, F. ID. Bradfeld Arthur
Castongway, NJ. Brumfield. J. NJ. Cliff.
ford, Grant Hurst. Martin Duggan. C
Hutchinson, N. Nelson, G.. Gustifer, r
Il. Mcleod, o. X. Reynolds, ]. G.
Mitchell, Chas. Scbeer, Henry Hunt.
Fred Carbis, w. E. Bender and John
Bawden.
Several of the teachers In the lower
grades departed for various eastern
points this morning Mr.. and Mrs. A.
nois points where Mr.. Carr takes a
summer course In manual training
Mr.. Carr returns for the coming term
and Mrs. Carr has been retained as
pincipal of the Animas City schools
making her third year. Miss Arheart
left for Denver and It is possible she
may not return owing TO her health.
Miss Whitaker goes 10 Fort Collins
She will not return. 1t being rumored
that she will engage in different kind
OF teaching this fall--a husband. Miss
Schattinger goes to Denver. Quite a
number of teachers and friends we're
at the depot to say goodbye.
DR., B. R. Hinrlchs. the dentist, will
be at her office in Bayfield, from April
10, 1909, to July l. 1909. prepared TO
do all kinds Of dental ynrk At ,a,.o,.