Semi-weekly herald., 1909-04-19

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7. J. Butler. who is in the govern
ment service. was an arrival from
Washington. D. c., last night.
The schools are indulging in Arbo
day exercises. that is the primar!
grades. Tomorrow will be holiday
+. b. Madison and wife are staying
over In town today on their way from
Cedar Hill to their home in Colorado
Springs.
Mrs. NJ. Sheek, who was in town
| yesterday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. d. B. Bailey. returned to Mancos
this morning.
| B. F. Greene left for his home al
Arloa this morning. Mrs. Greene was
operated on Sunday at ochsner hos.
pital and is getting along nicely
| ne htNS vi 4Ntll tdlun was
| from San Antonio. He is probably In
Old Mexico City by this time. He
wrote that he is having a splendid
time.
John Hecker, the Denver realty
owner, who has been in the city for
day or two on business pertaining to
his interests In this county, departed
this morning.
Rev. Ward Morse and family came
in last night from Genoa, Neb.. and
departed for Mancos today where they
will live on a ranch for the benefit of
MT. Morse's health.
Katherine. the 7-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arlington of Silver
ion was brought down on the train
this morning and taken TO Ochsner
hospital. Her parents accompanied
her.
Miss Mary Hogan arrived last night
from Los Angeles, Cal, to spend the
summer with her brother, C. d. Hogan,
ar employe OF the Graden Mercantile
company. in the dry goods depart
ment.
D. w. Houston and family are at
the Palace waiting for several car
loads of stock and goods shipped from
their recent home in Nebraska They
leave in few days for Cortez where
they will locate permanently.
Mrs. C. Edd Williams was an ar.
rival last night from Dolores where
today's eastern for Pueblo to join
her husband, both going on later to
their home In Oklahoma City.
A. w. Dean and Reginald Bacon
went up TO Silverton last night to at
tend the band dance, returning this
morning. They report the finest kind
of time. There was 25.piece or
chestra. Nothing small about Silver
ton!
At Pueblo 1870 license saloon keep.
ers have inaugurated a war of extinc-
tion against $50 joints which they
claim are running without paying a
city license. That is right. The man
who pays license is entitled to pro.
lection.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Mason, Mrs.
Dave Lewis and son. Billy Lewis. and
Tom Mason, were returning passen
gers on this mornings train from Sill
verton where they attended the flu
neral OF the little daughter OF Mar
bshai and Mrs. Jones yesterday.
A number OF Hesperus people who
were in the city yesterday to attend
the funeral OF the late Mrs. Bailey, left
for home this morning. Among the
number were: Mrs. X. Lambert and
daughter. Miss Frances, Mrs. Susan
Timothy, A. l.. Bailey and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Cunningham and s. H.
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Boyer came up
from Aztec last night and departed
for their home in Prescott, Ariz., this
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer have
been visiting relatives in Aztec for
some time and took their grandson
f. w. Townsend back with them for 6
visit. They were 9hests of the South
ern last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Springer register
ed at the Strater last night. The wed
| ding took place in Denver last Mon
day, the happy pair arriving last even
ing from Manitou. They left for Bay
field this afternoon. While we sus
pected Mr.. Springer's mission. wher
be departed for Denver, we had Mt
Idea as to the identity of the bride