Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-18

Sunday morning for weeks visit in
Denver.
Mrs. A. w. Robbins and son, Owen
returned to Bayfield, this morning after
a pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. o
F. Boyle.
Mrs. j. ID. Berguin OF Dolores came
Ia on the Southern Saturday and con.
iinued to Denver Sunday morning. on
a vacation trip.
Mrs. Dan Conway accompanied her
husband from Alnmosa Saturday just
for the trip. leaving Sunday morning
Mr.. Conway is the well known con.
ductor on the eastern.
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c. e. Mahoney, one of the high Off.
| cials in the Western Federation of
Miners. was a guest of the Palace last
night, and departed for SiIverton this
morning on an official visit
Mrs. j. V. Wright and baby departed
| for Portland. Ore, This morning Mr.
Wright is already there and finds the
climate so beneficial that be has de.
cided TO locate permanently
w. A. Ptolemy came down from Sill
verton on the evening train. and left
for Mancos Sunday morning, on a
visit to his brother, and incidentally
to attend to some business matters
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Graham have
moved in to their residence on Third
avenue. which has been remodeled and
handsomely fitted up. While IT was
being prepared for occupancy, they
made their home at the Strater
u. NJ. Hampton was in the city Sat
urday evening from Edith to meet
his wife who returned that evening
from visit with her mother at Az.
tee. Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton departed
for Edith Sunday morning.
James b. Stewart of the irrigation
department OF the United States geo
logical survey. came In from Denver
Saturday and left for Aztec Sunday
morning TO measure the flow of the
streams in San Juan county.
Sheriff James Gawith of Montezuma
county returned, Saturday even
ing from trip to Denver, where he
accompanied T. j. Brady who was
taking his brother, DR.. Brady OF Do
lcres, to Denver. for treatment for in
sanity.
n. II. Thomson writes from Seattle
asking that The Herald be sent to him
AT Los Angeles, where he will spend
scme weeks Mr. Thomson says he
enjoyed the exposition, and found the
northwest an interesting place TO Wis
it, He is in the best of health and is
Frank Stevens of the firm of Wilson
4 Stevens. cattle shippers of Denver
came in from Mancos Saturday, where
he has been shipping and departed for
Denver Sunday morning. MIR. Stevens
has purchased 100 carloads of cattle
which he win ship as fast as he can
get the cars
Joe Woods left for business trip
to Creede, Fort Collins and Denver
this morning. returning the last of the
month. Mr.. Woods expects to spend
Thanksgiving at his old home in Fort
Collins. and will have brief visit
with other relatives in Denver, in the
intervals of business.
Mrs. Emma Poyer was an arrival
from Red Cloud, Neb, last night Her
husband, John Poyer, died some
months ago at Kline His daughter
Miss Claire Poyer, who has been liv
ing on the claim since her fathers
death, drove in from Kline yesterday
to meet her mother, and the ladies'
will go out to Kline today.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roberts and
niece, Mrs. Jones. Mrs Minnie Becker
mother of Mrs. Harry Jackson. and Mr.
and Mrs. Hughes of Laplata, N NJ,
We're outgoing passengers on today's
train, bound for San Antoine, Tex.
to spend the winter. Mr.. and Mrs
Roberts and Mrs. Jones expect to re.
| turn about the last of March. We
trust that they viii enjoy the trip and
find the climate and other conditions
pleasant
| Mrs. Mary Hood returned last week
from Newcastle where she was sum.
moned some time ago on account of
the death of her daughter. Mrs. A. A
Dunbar, perhaps better known to Du
| range people as Mrs. Maud Dunbar
| Mrs, Dunbar was III but two days
death resulting from an abscess In her
side Beside her relatives In In plnt n