Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-25

turned last evening from Mineral
Wells. Tex. where they spent the win
ter They look as II the trip agreed
with them?
w. r. Mason and sons Earl and
Lloyd came In from Florida mesa last
night, and went to Spring creek this
morning to attend to the fruit trees
on the ranch there.
Mrs. William Pieper and son. Her
bert, arrived from Riverside last night
and left for Oxford today on visit
tc Mrs. Dee Epperson, a niece of
Mrs. Pieper's.
Miss Belle Roberts was an arrival
from Manoos last night. She left
this morning for Pueblo Bonita to
spend the summer at the Richard
& Wetherill place.
Mrs. II. Ebmeyer and children were
! passengers to Pueblo this morning.
Mrs. Ebmeyer was on her way to
join her husband who has recently ac.
cepted position with a baking com.
pany.
departed today for Oklahoma where
she expects to remain permanently.
/ The lady registered at the Palace
4 last night
j. II. slattery of Denver, air brake
inspector OF the Denver G. Rio Grande,
has been visiting points along the
Southern for several days. He left
Afor Ridgway this morning to continue
his inspection trip.
Frank Hartman goes to Denver and
kAlsmosa tomorrow. to the latter place
to help George Stout set up the print.
ing plant recently purchased from the
Wage Garner, and possibly to become
associated with the publication of a
new paper there.
J.. q. McCarty OF Pennington was a
returning passenger last night from
? three months trip to Seattle, Port.
land and the northwest. He stayed
over at the Palace last night, leaving
or home this morning.
]. Lee Hurst and Earnest Hurst re-
urned from trip to Pennington
ast night where they looked over the
country In view of purchasing land.
They departed for their Oklahoma
aome on this mornings eastern.
Il. kauls, II. H. johnson and S. s.
carroll we're arrivals from Grand
junction last night. All three went
ut on the Red Apple this morning,
ir Kauls to Shiprock. and Messrs.
ohnson and Carroll to Pennington.
Lloyd R. shively came in last night
the Red Apple from trip down
? the Navajo reservation where he
| 'ok number of Indian children back
their parents. He left this morn
q for the Indian school near Grand
lnction.
u. II. Sayler, postmaster at Cor.
2. returned last night from two
onths' trip in the east. Part of
time was spent visiting friends
Missouri. and other states. Mr..
yler also took In the inaugural cere-
pnies In Washington.
hr. and Mrs, George Isgar returned
turday evening from California
ere they spent the winter. Mr.. lis.
says this is the best town he has
nck yet since he left last fall. There
better opportunities here and bet.
possibilities for development along
mess lines than in any place he
ted during his absence.
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irs. A. Il. Wengler and daughters. |
tie and Carrie. came up from Riy.
de last night. and departed today
st. Louis, Mo-. where they will
20 their home In future in Allen.
one OF the suburbs. Mr.. wengler
with their furniture a couple OF
KS ago. Mr.. and Mrs. wengler
ed a fruit ranch In Riverside.
ga they recently sold for $4,000.
lnford Miller. postmaster al Kline,
lust received twenty line switch.
d. with which he hopes to connect
sixty-fiye or seventy.five ranch
4 the Red Mesa country by tele.
e. Mr.. Miller already has some
y ranches connected. There is
toll line between Durango and
n. Mr.. Miller is anxious to make
ystem In the Kline district com
enough 30 that the toll can be
EShed.
B. Honeycut Of Fort Worth, Tex,
pas been In the vicinity for sew |
Ways. looking over some mining
xrty In the Mancos country, de.
"a for Pueblo this morning. nm