Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29


members Of the church feel they are to
be greatly consralnIated for obtaining
such on able Christian man to minister
10 them.
John Wade OF Mancos IS in the city
for day or two on his way home
from Denver. Going TO take in the
fair
District Attorney Alex Read and
family were arrivals from TERRA Am
arilla last night 10 put in Il day or
two az the coiorado-New Mexico fair
NJ A. Cooper, the sheep man. came
up this morning from E'arming,on,
where he attended the fair Tor day
or two, and spent some dime looking
after some business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. G. .. Kelly and Mr.
and Mrs. A. 7 Samson. left for their
homes in Mancos yesterday morning.
They were returning from Denver
where they took In the Masonic doings
the past week
Mrs. Hammett came in from Monte
Vista Saturday evening on visit tc
ner sister Mrs. w. G. KiIlian.
d. S Hatch. self,styled dealer in re-
alitles. who has been one OF the boys
at pallreich's, left for his home in ST.
Louis this morning.
Mrs Frederick c. Gilbert and little
son Clifton returned last evening from
their cabin ON the upper Florida, where
they enjoyed a weeks outing.
Senator Poole OF Denver, Mrs. Hugh
es of Oklahoma and Miss Reya Slough
of Denver are the house guests of Mr..
and Mrs. W. G. White this week
Mr.. and Mrs c. p Herr and Miss
Clara and Muster Howard went out
to lsnaeio In their auto saturday after
noon to visit with Mr., and Mrs. John
Herr. They returned last night.
D.
Mr.. ana Mrs. James O'Neal OF Pa
gosa Springs passed through from Az
tee today where they visited the lat.
ters sister, Mrs. Cooper, to Bayfield,,
where they will spend few days with
their niece. Mrs. Oswald Keene, before
continuing to Pagosa Springs.
Ed Ptolemy returned Saturday even.
ing from Denver where he attended
the Masonic conclaye and the gram
assembly of the Eastern Star Mrs.
Ptolemy stayed over for visit with
her niece. Mrs. Walter Wood, nee
Ethel Sheets, in Fort Collins. MI
Ptolemy continued to Mancos this
morning.
Mrs. A. j Brown and cliild-en came
up som their home in Pennington
tris mornipg Two OF the later Eve.
Ign ana Gail, leave in the morning
fol Esk idge Kuns., with Mrs French
sister Of Nl;f W. H. G. roAln. who
ro,mIs ho nc tomorrow. The yong
folks VIII ft.nd school III r.seridse
rs. Bfcwn came as far as Durango 70
'.e .Lem EFF
r. c. Klepser, who has been visiting
his son, c. o. Klepser, one of the
engineers OF the Pioneer Construction
company. in this city for a few days,
went ont on the eastern this morning
Mr.. Klepser will stay over in Denver
for week or so, before continuing
to his home in Altoona, Pa. This was
his first trip west of Chicago. and Mr.
Klepser said he found it very inter.
esting. lie considers the west big
proposition.
II. S. Baker OF Shiprocls and Charles
Fleck came in yesterday afternoon
about o'clock in handsome red
devil, which Mr. Baker recently pur-
chased in Denver. The machine is
Studebaker with a seating capacity OF
seven and is splendid machine. cost
ing s4,S00 MIR. Baker intends it for
use oil the stage line between Farm
ington and Shiproek. 1t is fine trav-
eler, and could easily make the trip
between Denver and Durango in PA
days, without any travelling at night.
Messrs. Baker aud Fleok said It was
n fine trip and they We're glad of the
opportunity to make It. Mr.. Baker
left In his auto for Shiprock today