Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-13

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sir. and Mrs. Wilfrid Baril have
new nine-pound daughter. The little
lady arrived at 9:45 yesterday. Mother
ard baby are both doing well. DR.
Turrell's stork.
Mrs. Walter Hays and children were
among the arrivals on the Southern
last night from Cortez. Mrs. Hays
was guest OF the Savoy over night
and departed this morning for Denver
Miss Emma McKeunon Will teach
the Lowell school on Pine river The
yonng lady is graduate of the Co
lumbia Christian college at Columbia
Mo-, and comes highly recommended
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Jackson passed
through from Aztec to their home in
Colorado Springs this morning. Mr..
Jackson is a member OF the real estate
firm OF Jackson & Mcclure OF Aztec
and Colorado Springs.
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Mrs. w. S. Fem was an outgoing
passenger to Denver this morning on a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. A. Spengler
Mrs Fem expects to return in week
or two and will probably bring back
her daughter with her for visit
Mr. Fem Is roadmaster on the d. 4
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Landlord Charles Fleck of the Sa
voy hotel returned last evening from
hunting "trip in Hermosa park. Mr..
FlecIx says he had the finest kind Of
time. and came back with new coat
OF tan and a prodigious appetite. He
had lots of grouse and was fortunate
enough to get the hind foot of a bear
but the rest got away.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Lohroy Slusher. w
Il. Slusher and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Pearl OF the Pioneer Construction com
pany, returned last night from hunt
ing trip to the Upper Florida. They
had splendid outing. shot lots OF
grouse, and saw bear, but did not
get near enough for a speaking ac-
quaintance with Bruin.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Cofer drove in
from Laplata, n. NJ, yesterday and
departed this morning on an extended
trip east, They will visit relatives OF
Mrs. Cofer's in Kansas and then go
on to their former home in Arkansas,
to spend the winter. Mr.. and Mrs
Cofer have rented their ranch on the
La Plata for year. They are old
friends of Alderman and Mrs. John
Harmon.
Milt Leighton and mother. Mrs. n.
L. Lyons. left this morning for Los
Angeles to spend the winter at the
coast. They are making the trip on
account OF Mrs. Lyons health. We
trust the travellers will have pleas
ant journey and that Mrs. Lyons will
return in the spring greatly benefited.
MI. and Mrs. Clarence Ritter and chill
dren were in from Florida mesa to
see the travellers off. Mrs. Ritter is
Mrs. Lyons daughter.
Foreman Harry Patton of the Du
range round house brought down fine
specimen of tarantula with him from
Bells Spur day before yesterday. Mr.
Patton, who was at the Spur. picking
up car that had been turned over.
found the tarantula near the track
early in the morning. AS he is ma.
tive of warm climates and seemed
stupified with the cold, Mr.. Patton put
him in glass jar in the sun, to warm
him. The rays of the sun striking on
the glass cooked the big spider for
later when Mr.. Patton went to look
at him. he was dead. 1t seems strange
to find tarantula at that altitude.
A report reached this city last night
from Pennington to the effect that the
remains of Henry Tarr, an old resi-
dent of that district, were found yes
terday afternoon about five miles be
low that town, The grewsome discov-
cry was made by two Indian boys
who were herding sheep, and Coroner
Jim Fay was at once notified. He took
charge of the remains.
The body lay at the bottom OF
steep cliff and the indications are that
the unfortunate man was thrown from
his horse or fell off the cliff. The
condition of the body indicated that
he had been dead for two or three
weeks. The deceased has a son living
at Pagosa Springs.
At s o'clock this morning at the
Presbyterian manse, Rev. W. S. Gro
zier pronounced the words that united
in the solemn bonds of matrimony
Miss Mary Louise Ellis and Mr. Claude
r. Young of New Orleans.
The bride looked very pretty In an
attractive one-piece dress of voile, a
combination of royal blue and check
ed material that was stunning. Her
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