Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15


day, on postofflce business.
Agent J. c. Reed. wife and son we're
in the city over night Saturday on
shopping trip They returned sunday
morning.
Thomas Welborn, superintendent Of
the Idaho mine. was in the city Sat
uiday night on his way east. alr Vel
born left for Denver sunday morn
ing,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Hansen have
new daughter, the little lady arriving
about 1890 Saturday afternoon Dir
TurreRs stork.
Mrs. John l.. Mcneil arrives tomor-
row night from Denver to attend the
funeral of her mother. Mrs. Mary r
Mcneil, who died today
Commissioner G T. Toyrea and Fred
Brockenhauer joined the party Of dele
gates to the Democratic state con
vention at oxford today, d. l.. Eggor
getting on at Ignaclo.
Mrs. C. A. Ketterlng, who mas been
visiting her brother, c. r. Smack. ana
family, for the past week. departed
Tor her home in Oklahoma City this
morning
Mr. and Mrs 4. p sandeyBon and
baby came in from Colorado Springs
Saturday evening and will be guests OF
the strater Tor about week 1t is
pleasant to see them back in Dnrango.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. A, Walker left
for Denver yesterday morning. MI
Walker has resigned his position as
engineer for the company and viii in
future make his home In Colorado
Springs.
0. d. Peppard and James Kinsey,
two expert oil well drillers, who have
been associated with II. A. burst in
drilling in this county, departed for
their home in Georgetown. Pa, this
morning
A. NJ. Anheier returned last night
from a big bill posting trip Advertising
the fair. He visited all Of the towns
in The Arkansas valley and Denver and
vicinity, as wen as the towns along
the line of the Southern railroad
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Thomas Newton Wall, eldesl
daughter of Mr. and Mrs S, G. Wall
OF this city, TO Mr.. Perry Carlton Pol
lock Of ST. John. Mo, Tuesday morn
ing Sept. 20. at O'Clock. at the South.
ern Methodist church
Attorney and Mrs Barry Sullivan
and daughter Miss Sadie. went gu, on
the eastern this morning to Denver.
Mr. Sullivan will attend the oonyen-
ton, Mrs. Sullivan will attend 10 her
husband and Miss Sadie is going for
good time.
Mrs r. u. Whitaker daughterin-
law. Mrs. 0. Il. Whitaker, and baby,
and the haby's other grandmother, Mrs.
IL. Z. kileore, waa are all here u n
visit, returned this morning from
pleasure trip to Pennington.
Mrs. A. d. Locke, state commander
OF the Maceabees. arrived Saturday on
trip around the circle. Mrs Locke is
visiting the hives of the state, and is
here today on business with the two
local organizations. The lady is Il
guest of the Savoy
o.
John Waters. Alderman Thomas
Smith. Blair Burwel and John Du-
praw, delegates to the Democratic
state convention, left for Denver this
morning. city Attorney Paul Ellis
went along TO see the fun
"Ranch Life in the Great South,
west" Last time tonight to see tho
cowboys battle with the wild steers
and "broncho-" The pictures are ex,
ceptionally clear and are the greatest
ever made of cowboys in action At
the Isis, the lighted house, formerly
the Theatorium.
Deputy county clerk, w G. Otton,
Mrs otton, and the latter's nephew,
Fed Cottrell. went out to Denver yes.
tcrday morning. Mr.. otton Will at
tend the Democratic state convention,
while Mrs. otton and Fred continue
to Marysvlle. Kans, where they win
visit relatives.
J. C. Sanford who spent the sum.
mer IN Massachusetts, around Cape
Cod. says that although the weather
was excessively hot, that people made
SO much use OF The sea beaches and
bathing that the heat was not at all
iying. Al one time Revere beach.
between Lynn and Boston contained
% 000 neople