Semi-weekly herald., 1909-10-14

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Judge w. 8. Felker. OF Omaha, 70
turned from Mancos last night where
he has been looking after his min
ing interests.
Leslie Kruschke, left for Denver THU
morning. Leslie will take a business
course In one OF the commercial col
leges Of that city.
g. S. Elliot and family. Of Gutheris
Okla, spent the night at the Savoy
The family is travelling for the benefit
OF Mrs. Elliot's health.
Mrs. Frank Crawford. and little
daughter who have been visiting
Mrs. Ed German the past week
returned to Arboies this morning.
o. w. Carr, a fruit tree man from
from Springfield. Mo-. left for home
this morning. We understnd they
purchased land in the Pennington dis
trict.
J. w. Davis. John McEwen. and
John Marshall. land seekers from Trim
idad. left for home this morning. They
have been over In the Montezuma val
ley.
Mrs. G. T. Cline. and little son came
in from Mancos last night and left
for Denver this morning. Mrs Cline
was called to Denver by the Illness of
her husband.
T. P. Scheritz, the well known Flo
rida ranchman. left for Pagosa Springs
this morning. MIR Scheritz has had
poor health of late and he hopes to be
benefited by the mineral water.
Iowa, who has been visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. C. E. Rippey of Pennington.
came in last night. She left for Trini-
dad this morning where she will visit
her son.
Dave Miller. the well known mining
man, came down from Silverton yes-
terday, having been looking after mat,
ters at the Frank Hough mine several
days. After tarrying over night at the
Strater Mr.. hliller went up to the May
Day mine this morning. The May
Day is working about IL men steadily
and shipments are made every month.
The hail storm that took In 4
small strip OF country between Flora
Vista last week, extended over the Al
lison section where the hail was as
large as hickory nuts In some In
stances. No damage resulted as the
crops have been garnered.
Mrs. William Foreman. returned to
Ouray this morning after pleasant
visit with her sister Mrs. Fink.
Breen Gughilmo, of Toledo, Ohio.
spent Saturday night at the Palace
Yesterday morning he went to Silver
ton to visit his brother.
Miss Lottie Folsom. principal Of the
Trimble Springs school, spent the
weeks end In the city with her sis.
ter. Mrs. James Van Daniker.
McEwen, went to Cedar Hill to spend
few days with the latter's two broth
ers who reside at that place.
W. H. Lockhart, and Francis u. Pas
torius, who have been looking after the
latter's interest In this section return
ed to Colorado Springs Sunday morn
ing.
Byron Eddy. went east yesterday
Mr.. Eddy is travelling for the Denver
Music company.
Joe Prewitt. spent Sunday IN Aztec
Mr. Prewitt is a very busy man but
never too busy to say a good wort
for this section.
A. B. Mead, came down from Sill
verton Saturday evening and spen'
the night at the Savoy. He was or
his way to Cortez.
c. w. Bloodgood, arrived from Den
YER Saturday night. Sunday morning
he went to Silverton to look after NJ.
mining interests there
County Clerk Conroy has issued foui
hundred and twenty hunting licenses
,his FAR this season. Very few dsei
were injured.
Senator Poole. of Denver. is stayinl
At the Strater Tor few days. The
senator Is very enthusiastic about the
Elk fair to be held In Denver neg
week.