Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-25

DR.. II. C. Lefurgey came in from
Dolores Saturday to spend Sunday in
town. He departed for Bluff City ON
today's Southern.
William S. Fitch was an arrival
from Ell Paso. Tex. yesterday. and
went to Pennington this morning to
look after some land.
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Attorney A. NJ Edwards OF Farm.
ington was in the city Saturday even
ing on his way to Denver for which
place he left Sunday morning.
Mrs. P. NJ. Davis and daughter. Miss
Annie Davis, left today for their home
in Thompson's park, after spending
week with the formers daughter Mrs.
William schaffer
II. II. Brooks, assistant treasurer
of the International Trust company
OF Denver, arrived on last nights
eastern. The gentleman left this
morning for Cortez.
d. ]. Craig came up Saturday even.
ing from Pennington to rusticate at
Trimble for few days. He wants to
compare climates. Mr.. Craig went to
Trimble yesterday morning.
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Mrs. James Caviness. VINO was the
guest of the Palace for few days,
departed for her home at Mancos yes.
terday morning. Her daughter, Miss
Jessie Caviness. will stay some time
longer.
| Mrs. Edith I. Lunken and Miss C.
NJ. Gushing arrived from Denver. last
night. The ladies are friends of Mrs.
Pulfords and are here to look over
the country with view to taking up
some land.
| Mrs. G. C. Harrison and two chill.
dren were in the city over night on
their way from Cortez, leaving for
Omaha, Neb., today where Mrs. Har-
rison will visit her parents for
month or two.
K. T. Murphy and Frank Scott both
OF New York city. came in from Den
yer last night. The gentlemen are
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ment of the American Smelling & Re.
timing company.
ID. I. Robertson OF Longmont, who
was here in the interests of the Anti
Saloon league, speaking in Red Men
hall Saturday evening and at the Pres
byterian church, Sunday. departed Tor
home this morning.
| Rev. A. B. Sanderson of Florida
mesa preached his farewell sermon In
| the mesa church yesterday. Mr San.
derson will remain for some weeks
/ then expects to take a trip 10 the Pa.
citic coast.
Mrs. J. S. Jellison, mother of Mrs.
George Woods. was an arrival from
Mancos where she spent most of the
winter last evening and was the guest
OF Mrs. Joe Woods over night. This
morning Mrs. Jellison continued to
bar L.,
James Ireland of the Palace hotel
received word Saturday that his father
was recently stricken with paralysis,
having two strokes in one day. The
sufferer is n years of age and lives
in Santa Cruz, Cal. Rather severe
blow for one of advanced years.
Mrs. e. F. Schlabach. who has been
visiting her son, DR.. Il. A. Schlabach
OF this city, for some time, departed
for her home at Medina, O., on to.
days eastern. On the way, Mrs.
Schlabach will stayed over to visit
friends in Denver and ST. Louis.
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Price Walters of Aztec, n. NJ, was
returning passenger from Santa Fe |
Saturday where he attended the terri
torial legislature as representative |
from his district MIR. Walters spent
Sunday in town, leaving for home to- |
day, He registered at the Palace.
Billy Wickline and Ras Compton
left for Baker City, the new gold camp
near the New Mexico line this morn.
ing. Mr. Wickline says it is one of
the prettiest places, being located
right In the plnion timber. Water is
trifle scarce, although there is one
good spring. Otherwise 1t is an ideal
spot for a camp.
Mrs. Geo. C. Gray and little daugh.
ter, passed through from Sllverton to
Denver this morning Mrs, Gray ex
poets to visit in Denver for few
weeks. after which she Will 20 ON
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