Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-07

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| F. Il. Trumble, who has charge oi
the ophIr Consolidated properties al
Ophir Loop, as United States receiver
came up Saturday evening from Cas-
olar, where he spent few days with
his family. Yesterday morning Mr.
Trumble departed for Ophir.
Mrs. John Pearson, Jr., and Mrs. Lee
Sheek came down from Silverton yes
terday where they have been visiting
and stayed over night at the Savoy
This morning the former went to Bo.
cea TO the Pearson ranch for few
days, and Mrs. sheek departed on the
Southern for her home in Mancos.
Fl. F. Darby, the popular d. & r.
G.. brakeman, was in town last night,
the first trip for couple of months.
, Mr.. Darby has been working on the
Santa Fe, and put in some time on the
pagosa Springs branch. He came in
with the eastern last night There
was no snow on Cumbres yesterday
but the wind was terrific, and intense
y cold.
Ex-senator Tom Annear and brother
John came down from Silverton this
morning on their way east to their
respective homes. They came in Sat.
urday evening with the remains OF
their father, who was buried in sill
verton yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
The funeral was largely attended. the
dead man being widely known, having
come to the San Juan in early days,
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Captain Charles T., Burton. u. S A.,
superintendent of the Grand junction
Indian schcool. came in Saturday ev.
ening from Tucson, Ariz. after two
weeks trip in southern Arizona for
Indian pupils. Captain Burton left for
Fort Lewis yesterday morning to con.
fer with Superintendent John S. Spear
and make arrangements for shipping
the portable effects of the Fort Lewis
school 10 Grand Junction
Mrs, A. NJ. Reed. wife of Postmaster
Reed of Silverton, and mother. Mrs.
Thomas Colmer, passed through from
Silverton this morning to Telluride on
a visit to Mrs. l.. A. Bailey, the for.
mers sister. Mrs. A. w. Leaning, an
other sister, who came In with her hus-
band from ophir Friday evening goes
TO Silyerton tonight, and viii keep
house for her father, during Mrs. Col
mer's absence.
Aubrey Wood may not be married
but his friends thought he ought to be
and upon his return from a visit to
Aztec last evening his associates in
the Stein store rendered him n recep-
lion that he will remember for some
time, They dressed him up. blind.
folded him and took him around town,
having all sorts of fun. Then they
landed him al the Stein residence
The joke now turns out to have been
on the entertaining party.
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Hon. I d. Burns and Kelley were
among the arrivals last evening, Mr.
Kelley coming through from Denver
Mr.. Burns joining him at Chama The
two went through 20 Trimble Springs
for the night, coming down ON the
morning train and putting in the day
in Durango looking after business mat
ters, These gentlemen take over the
Colorado State Bank building in two
or three days, but neither had any
thing to say regarding future move
ments or the proposed trust company.
Dan MacLean. until recently mana
ger OF the American Smelling & Re.
hning compauy's plant here. left this
morning for Denver en- route for New
York. Mr.. MacIean will stay over for
n day or two at intermediate points
and put In some time in New York,
from whence he will sail April 10 on