Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-01

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L. G. Setter OF Denver was a pas
senger to Pennington this morning to
arrange for the shipping of some
horses he has purchased TO Kansas
City.
County Superintendent Mrs Pulford
leaves Sunday for Denver to attend
the N. E. A. which convenes July s.
Her office will not, therefore. be open
next week
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Compton. who
came in from Bayfield, last night,
where they have been attending camp
meeting, returned to their home at
Pennington today.
MIR. and Mrs G. N. Briggs and sis
ter, Miss Cox, were in the city over
night from Pagosa Junction, on their
way to Mancos where they will make
their home in the future.
w. W. Dyar arrived last night from
Washington, D. c., and went up to
Silverton this morning on official busi-
ness. Alr. Dyar is a member of the
law department of the forest service.
The body OF Brakeman A. P. Hoyt,
who was killed on the Siiverton rail
road Sunday morning, was shipped to
Chicago this morning by the Good
man Undertaking company, to his
brother
Mr.. and Mrs. James Caviness re-
turned from few days visit in Pa.
gosa Springs last night. They are
staying over at the Savoy today, and
will go on to their home al Mancos
tomorrow.
departed for Colorado Springs today
to spend the summer vacation with
the formers parents. Mrs. Hustead
expects to return in time for the open
ing Of school.
A. D. Rowe and wife returned last
night from Aztec where they visited
their son for few weeks, leaving fol
their home at Gunnison this morning
MIR and Mrs. Rowe registered at the
Palace last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Ballentine. ant
Mrs Osborne. all of Albion. Mich, are
spending the summer with Mrs. E. e
Briggs at the ranch on Junction creek
Mr. Ballentine went TO Pagosa Spring.
this morning for few days
Mrs. r. f. Sloan was passenger 4
Denver this morning to visit he
daughter and friends. Mrs. Sloan sait
she was going for nice long visi
and would stay until she got tired o
being away from hons.
Mrs. W. N. Kight and Mrs. Deli;
Phelps returned last evening from
bayfield,. where they have been at
tending the camp meeting, and wen
out on the Red Apple this mornin,
to their home in Pennington,
Louis, Ethel and Eliza Jay. chill
dTen of Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Jay of thi.
city, left for Austen, Colo, this morn
ing. to visit their aunt, Mrs. ]. P
Kettle, who lives on a fruit ranch
Austen is few miles the other side
oc Delta.
Carl Baughman and s. j. Baughmar
were guests of the Palace last night
The gentlemen returned yesterday
from Pennington where they bought
ranches and went out this morning tc
their home in Goodland, Kans. They
will return with their families in a
week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Kephart
who have been here a few days get.
ting acquainted with their former
friends in this city, left for Pueblo
this morning, where they will spend
a day. going on to their home III Rock
River. Wyo. Mr.. and Mrs. Kephart
we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Reese
McCloskey and Major and Mrs. d. l..
Sheets, as we'll as of some of their
friends on the Florida
Mrs. Fl. Durward, county superin-
tendent of Montezuma county, was the
guest of Mrs. r. B. Whitaker last
night, arriving from her home in Cor.
tez on last nights Southern. Mrs. Dur
ward left this morning to attend the
meeting Of the county superintendents
of the state. which conyenes at Gree.
ley on July 2, lasting two days. She
also expects to take in the session OF
the n. r. A. which commences July
5th.
Mrs W, ]. Wilson was an arrival
from Lawton, Okla, last night. This
she left for AIancos, where
her mother. Mrs. J. s. Sheek, is very
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