Semi-weekly herald., 1909-01-07

| land, on visit to the relatives OF her
late husband. She expects to return
some time next summer.
Harry Cooke, one OF the employees
of the Hub, went out on today's east
ern to Kansas City, on vacation trip.
Mrs. j. S. thurman OF Allison re
turned home this morning, after a
pleasant visit with Mrs. DR.. Davis.
Mrs. Candace Root and other friends.
Mrs. H. B. Knickerbocker of Bay
field. who spent day or two with
Mrs. H. W. Akers in this city, left
this morning for Aztec on visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Howe.
Miss Hilda Peterson, who spent her
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. E. Peterson, departed for Gree
ley this morning. Miss Peterson is a
student at the state normal school, in
her junior year.
Adam Durcholz, who has been in
town for the past month, went up to
Silverton this morning, where he has
number of contracts for rock, for the
new skating rink, and for the Grand
hotel. Mr.. Durcholz expects to be in
Silverton about three weeks.
o.
Misses Irene Koehler and Josie Cole
passed through from Silverton this
morning to Denver. The young ladies
spent the holidays with their parents,
and were returning to their studies at
| Loretta Heights academy. F. w. Koch
Ter, Jr., accompanied his sister to
Denver for the trip.
Miss e. Ceilings and brother, w. P
Ceilings of Hermosa, s. D., were ar
| rivals on last evenings train. They
are taking a vacation trip for the
| benefit of their health. They spent
| the holidays with a relative, S. X
Blake at Pennington. This morning
they departed for Osawatomie, Kans.,
on visit to their sister.
Messrs. Allen a Ellis took posses
sion of the Brunswick billiard par
lors this morning in accordance with
the deal that has been under way for
several days. Messrs. Cooke & Leiner
win make the Brunswick headquarters
during the month and will be pleased
to meet and converse with their
| friends the same as in the past.
A. f, Harris of Dolores egisl-red
at the Srater last night. Mr.. Harris
went out on today's east 5rn to ben.
yer, on an extended trip south-ne
thinks, but he said his Itinerary was
uot yet fully decided upon, He may
go on to South America, but that
seems to depend upon some Denver
contingency. What you you suppose
lit" is?
| A caSket was shipped THIS morning
by Hood & Ames for the remains of
James Dudley Dawson, well known
resident of Sagebrush mesa, having
lived in the county for number of
years. Death occurred yesterday, two
days after his 72d birthday He
was a native of Missouri, but spent
most of his life in Colorado. son
survives him. The funeral takes place
tomorrow from the family home, To-
Gated about midway between Breen
and Kline.
| G. Il. Slade, the young man who
while in an apparently dying condi.
tion was married some time ago at
Mercy hospital, is slowly regaining his
health. Mr.. Slade at first had pleura
pneumonia, and later an abscess form
ed on the lungs, which was operated
on by Drs. Lackey and McEwen. While
the abscess is still discharging, 1t is
thought that Mr. Slade will recover, al.
though 1t is rather slow. He was
taken down on the San Juan
this morning, the doctors considering
the milder climate would be better for
him while convalesoing.
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