Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-26

Mrs. A. A. Townsend left for the
May Day mine this morning to spend a
few days with relatives.
Mrs. E. p. Clark came in yesterday
from Oxford and left for Cortez this
morning on few days visit
Rev. G.. r. Rassweiler. the new pas
tor of the First NJ. E. church, arrived
last evening from Chicago Heights
Ill.
Attorney s. W. Carpenter was In
the city over night on business. He
returned to Aiancos on this mornings
train.
Miss Allie Barnes arrives from Farm
ington tomorrow morning to assist AT
The Rogers bakery during the rush OF
fair week.
Thomas Hamor, superintendent OF
the local fish hatchery, went to Rico
this morning with 10000 native and
rainbow trout.
Henry Moninger, l.. =. Main and DIR.
w. S. Morrison were returning pas
sengers from the Republican conven-
ton last evening.
Jay Turley, the civil engineer, and
promoter, passed through from Aztec
this morning TO Santa Fe, on some
irrigation matters.
Quite number of farmers in the
city today, among them S. w. Ray
mond who makes the town only once
every month or six weeks.
j. Il. Chapson, who is in the gov
ernment service, came in from PagOsa
Springs last night and is staying over
for day or two, to look after some
business matters.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. w. Gunby arrived
on last nights eastern from California
Rev. Gunby succeeds Rev. X. U. Wald
raven as pastor of the NJ. q. church
(South) in this city.
Dr. and Mrs. Turrell and young sor
were returning passengers last even
ing, Mrs. Turrell from California
where she visited her parents since
June. the doctor going to Denver the
first of the week to meet her.
Attorney Charles A. Johnson return
ed last evening after an absence o
nearly two weeks, attending to lega
matters at Santa Fe, Alamosa and TAX
ing in the convention at Colorado
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee NARROW were il
the city over night from Silverton
This morning the latter departed TO
Chillicothe, Mo-, on a visit TO he
mother, Mrs. w. r. Burlington. Nh
MARROW went out on the Southern to
| day to Mancos.
C. w Wells, the expert government
examiner, who has been here tryini
a number of coal cases in the Ian,
office, departed for Denver this morn
ing on vacation trip of about
month. Part Of the time Mr.. Wells will
spend in California.
| Mrs. NJ. Saterlee went out this morn
| ing to Denver, where she will attend t
Pueblo in few days. to join Mrs
George W. Avery, who is the guest O
Mrs. S. j. Burris. The three ladie
will leave next week for California t
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank West, VIII
have been on the George West cattl
ranch near Tiffany the past two o
three years, have gone to Fountain
Colo, where they expect to reside i
| the future Mrs. Geo. n. Raymon
spent one day with Mrs. West Will
| Mr.. Raymond was at Colorado Springs
Mrs John f. Bell and daughter Mis-
Mary, were returning passengers fror
Denver last evening where Miss Be
was operated on for appendicitis, Th
many friends of the family will b
pleased to learn that Miss Mary
feeling much improved and that tn
operation proved successful in ever
way.
Dennis Duncan was in the city owe
night on his way from Denver wher
he was a delegate to the state Demt
cratic convention. Mr.. Duncan was
guest of the Savoy last night and d.
parted for his home at Dolores thi
morning Miss Edna Duncan, who wa
apple queen from Montezuma count
last year, is cousin of Mr.. Duncan
Mr.. and Miss Jewell, niece an
nephew of Mr. and Mrs. John Costoi
left this morning for their home 1
Sewmangrove, Neb, after pleasar
visit with their relatives here. Mis-