Semi-weekly herald., 1909-01-28
(From Tuesdays pany.o

Meeting adjourned
(From Tuesdays DailyJ
Mrs. Morris Stein was an outgoing
passenger on today's eastern, bound
for Chicago to purchase spring and
summer stock.
j. A. Rice and family came in from
Cedar Hill last night on their way to
Colorado Springs, their old home,
where they are returning for visit.
They went out on the eastern this
morning.
Edward C. Weller lert for Pueblo
on the eastern today, where he will
take a passenger run on the Denver &
Rio Grande as fireman. Mr.. Weller
has not been with the railroad for sew
eral years. but is starting In again
in his old line.
T. N. Marshall and son, Charles
Marshall, who arrived last night fro & 1
Ration, n. NJ, were at the Southern
last night. They were on their way
to Pennington where they purchased
land some time ago. This morning
they continued to their new home
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Elmer OF Do
| lores were returning passengers on
last nights eastern from Denver.
m ,rH N
sician in regard to Mr.. Elmer He
has been much helped by the treat
ment. Mr. and Mrs Elmer went home
this morning.
The saw mill belonging to A. A
Rust, near Dolores, is closed down
for the present. There is four feet
of snow on the level, and they are
unable to log.
| Yesterday morning, Jenkins Hughes
of Silverton died at Mercy hospital OF
miners consumption. AS there is no
means of communicating with Silver
ton, the particulars can not be learn
ed. The remains are at the Good.
man undertaking rooms, waitin kxord
| from Silverton.
Rev. Walton Doggett is another per-
son the blockade has inconvenienl I'd.
The convention of the clergy meets to 4
morrow in st. Matthew's church at
Grand Junction. Rt. Rev. F. s. spald-
| of
OF the meeting. On account Of the
blockade on the Southern, Rev. Dog
gett has had to give up his plan Of
attending the meeting.
j. G. Sanders and children OF ALI
son left for Benton, Pa, this morn.
ing. His wife died recently and Mr..
sanders was taking the body back
TO the old home for burial. He has
disposed of his cattle and has ar
ranged his affairs so as to remain In
the east with his children. The peo-
pie of the Allison district are q unit
in their sorrow over the loss of Mrs.
Sanders, and the subsequent removal
OF so good citizen as Mr.. Sanders
from their midst.
Rev. c. +. Ensign of Cedar Rapids,
Ia, who delivered two excellent dis
courses at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday, was summoned home un-
expectedly on account of pressing
business pertaining to his position as
/ president ha
deaVor association. Mr.. Ensign said
ne enjoyed his brief stay in Dr.
range, since he had long anticipated
the pleasure of visiting this part of
the west. He regretted the unfore.
seen circumstances which made his
return imperative. In this last state-
ment' the members of his last Sun.
days congregation concur.
The affinity" business will not be
popular in Kansas hereafter. II ia
certain that bill making 1t a fell
ony will pass the legislature. and
Gov, stubbs has promised to sign It.
The bill makes 1t felony for a mar.
rled woman TO runaway with another
man and vice versa. Any man whe
deserts his wife or legitimate child
under IA years of age. will be guilty
oil crime punishable by a Jail or
penitentiary sentence. The same pun.
ishment is to be meted out to a wife.
IL man refuses to support his wife
or child, he must go to jail. Another
bill which seems certain Of passage, =
provides that brides and grooms must
be subjected to strict questions by
the probate judge before they are
granted license to marry.