Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-10

10 comply Win tnese conditions places
the offender liable to heavy fine.
From Saturdays Daily.
P. D. McAtee and wife have re.
turned to the "Elesh Pots of Egypt"
w. s. Wallace came up from Aztec
last night, returning home this morn
ing
w. f. Bruce returned to Chama this
morning. Mr.. Bruce is in the ID. G.
X. G. employ.
Joe Clark and d. R. Mckinney were
Denver bound passengers this morn
ing This is their second attempt.
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The attending physician states that
Mrs. Tinker or Cedar Hill, who has
been so seriously Ill is slightly better
Mrs. J. T. Mowry OF Cortez returned
home this morning She was the guest
OF her son and daughter while in the
city.
Mrs. n. II. Stubbs. one OF the most
successful business women of South
western Colorado. returned to Mancos
This morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Norton of Aztec
were homeward bound passengers this
morning. They have been visiting in
Denyer-and Alamosa.
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w. c. Farley of Fort Morgan is at
the Palace.
]. r. Brown tJnmes Rcosevelt) is
again fixture in Durango.
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| Allsey Afford of Estancia, N. NJ,
went to Pennington this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs c. N. Carrier of Pu-
eblo went to Hesperus this morning.
Mr.. Carrier Is In the employ of the
d. & r. G.
Mrs. NJ. Durnell and her daughter,
Mrs. Wilcox of Trinidad. left for Flora
Vista this morning. Mr.. Durnell has
recently purchased farm near Flora
Vista.
1
Mrs. Jessie Harwood, county super.
lintendent of San Juan county. arrived
from Denver last night. 1t goes with
out saying that she was delayed east
of the range.
Mrs. May Goodbelt and children OF
Aztec have been enjoying the hospi-
talHy of Alamosa hotels the past week.
They reached Durango last night and
left for home this morning.
i Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Mathers OF Ship
rock left for home this morning. They
spent the holidays with relatives In
Santa Fe. Thanks to the blockade
their vacation was prolonged.
Miss X. NJ. Hankey. one of the Man
cos teachers, came in from the east
last night. Miss Hankey spent the
holiday season with relatives in Lit
Teton Yes, she tarried in Alamosa
Miss Clara Herr returned to Colo
rado Springs this morning to resume
her studies at Colorado college. Miss
Herr is one of the most popular mem
bers of the younger social contingency
! A. C. Arnold, George Zelger, L. Fl
: Bisbee. W. A. Trephangen. H. NJ
Baugh, j. ii. Burkhoff, G. A Cessint
, and ii. NJ. Yersin are among tn,
Knights of the Grip, registered at thu
Strater.
Mrs. S. c. Pruden of Cortez left To-
Monte Vista this morning to visit he
mother. Mr.. and Mrs Pruden hav,
recently settled in Montezuma county
They are highly pleased with thei
new home.
Miss Mary Morgan and her brothe
H. C. Gouldlng, of Aztec, who hav
been waiting in town since Monda.
for a through Denver train. left 70
the east this morning They expeo
J to spend month in the Queen Cit
' of the Plains
Wlllie-You see. II was this way
fThey were all three SO dead in lov
with her, and all so eligible, that t
settle the matter she agreed to MARI
the one who could guess the neares
to her age.
Arthur--And did she?
Willie-I don't know. I know tina
she married the one who guessed tn
, l0west.-Life.
LOST--Light red mueiy COW; ha
r small red calf. Write Bert Strattor
Breen. Colo.