Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-28

T.
S. Miller. w. 7. Thompson and +
G. Pearce. all Of Greeley. were guest
OF the Palace last night on their wa,
to the Montexuma valley to look ovel
some land. The gentlemen went ou
on today's Southern.
Miss Lula Thompson went to Man
cos This morning to join Miss Ethe
Sheets who is visiting her aunt, Mrs
p. I Ptolemy. The young ladies' will
visit the Cliff Dwellers' ruins at Mesa
Verde in few days.
Miss Mary De Luche. niece of Mrs.
George DeLuche, went out on the
Southern this morning to her home ut
Austin, on the other side OF Delta.
Miss DeLuche was here about three
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Sprague and
grandson came up from Aztec last
night and went to Pueblo on a yaca
hon trip this morning. Mr.. Sprague
owns the srist mill at Aztec They
registered at the Palace over night.
II. +. Robinson, superintendent of
irrigation for the government Indian
service. came In from Denver last
night and went down to Shiprock this
morning where the reclamation sery.
ice is constructing big bitches to fur
nish water for the Indians.
O.
w. p. Vale returned from Denver
last night where he attended the State
Bankers association, which met Mon
day and Tuesday of this week. Mrs.
Anna 7. Andrews OF ST. Paul, Mimi,
his sister-in-law. came in with Mr.
Vale TO spend the summer in Duran.
go.
me Democrat has become so used
to lying shout its circulation that
raising the limit does not cause the
swinging OF muscle. It is securing
patent medicine and other advertise.
mehts on false pretenses, 1t should
be prosecuted along with other fraudu
lent concerns.
The Herald favored the election of
a non-partisan city government last
spring because business principles
sheuld govern al all times instead of
political. The commission form of
government is growing. 1t cuts Out
peiitleal fayorites and compels decen
cy In awarding contracts.
Reports from Bayfield, Indicate a |
rousing camp meeting conducted by |
the Free Methodists A score or more |
IRE attending from Durango, while |
the Florida district, La Plata and |
points in San Juan county, n. NJ, are
contributing to the crowd. The big
tent is filed to overfiowing every |
night.
John Galbreath has Just returned |
from Nashville, Tenn, where he is |
taking the law course at Vanderbilt |
university. From faculty reports John |
Is doing good work, and making rep.
itation for himself AS c. W. Moody |
says. you cant keep the red heads
down They have habit of not stay |
ing put"
Mrs. Joe Coppinger. her sister. Miss
3raidon and daughter. Miss Gladys.
eft for Pagosa Springs this morning |
or camping trip OF couple of |
months They will meet Mr.. Coppin-
ger and Reid at 1gnacio and go the
est of the way overland. Braidon win |
go by train, since he is re-
covering from his recent illness.
d. p. Dale, the old timer OF La.
plata, N. NJ. died last Monday. Mr.. |
Dale was very widely and favorably |
tnown. With his passing. another of
he trail blazers. the group of sturdy |
men and hard working women, who |
lid so much for succeeding genera
ions, has gone. Mr. Dale's grand
laughter. Miss Fannie Regnier, died a |
ew months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Pennington OF the |
Upper Florida, were passengers to |
Denver this morning to spend the sum
mer with their daughter. Mrs. Fred |
L Jones. In the fall Mr.. and Mrs
expect to go to California |
'or the winter They expect to be |
absent about year. Mr.. Penning |
ton's health was very poor last win
ter, and they trust that the change
Will prove beneficial to both.
Miss Josephine Hahn, who accom-
panied her father, when he left Sun
day for trip to Omaha. Neb., for
the beneflt OF his health. writes from
Denver that Mr.. Hahn was feeling
fairly well and that after brief
stopover they would go on to Ne
braska. The young lady viii probably
east all summer. Her father
expects to return in about month.
A young man named Elmer Wright
had an unfortunate accident at the
Buckley saw mill last Monday. Some
days ago Wright, who is about 10 years
OF age, and Is travelling around the
country. stayed over at the mill for
few days work. On Monday he man.
aged TO get caught in the planer and
crushed his left arm below the elbow.
DIR. A. w Newland Of Bayfield, was
summoned and arnputated the arm
Tho rnuu1 man Is nm and around