Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-11

Southern today to his home in Do
lores. after spending yesterday in Du-
range on his way from a trip to Den.
yer.
Jeff Keith, the well known sheep
man of Archuleta county, came in from
his camp near Ignacio last night, and
is spending the day in town on busi-
ness
Cord c. Bowen and Glen Honaker,
both of Cortez, were In Durango last
night passing through from the Mon
tezuma valley to Denver. They went
out this morning.
Mrs. II. NJ. Humphrey and son were
among the arrivals on last nights
eastern from Dulce. n. NJ. She stayed
over at the Savoy, leaving this morn
ing for the Fort Lewis Indian school.
Harry Thomas returned last night
from n trip through San Juan comfy,
New Mexico, where he delivered three
carloads of fruit trees for F. +. Quirk
the representative of the Davis County
nurseries, a Utah firm.
The Rev. w. j. Mills. d. ID. viii
preach at the Florida Presbyterian
church Sunday morning; subject, life
Out of Death" AT the Oxford school
house al , p. m; subject, Running
the Race" All are cordially invited
Mrs. A, j, Hamilton and children
were among the arrivals on last nights
Southern from Telluride. They We're
guests of Mrs r. J. Johnson of this
city over night, and departed this
morning for visit with Mr., and Mrs.
D V. Hamilton at Ignacio
f. C. Dowell. the Allison merchant,
postmaster and land holder. came in
last night with his mother. who is
i'll with The effects of la grippe. Mr.
Dowell took the sufferer TO Mercy hos.
pital for expert treatment for a week
or two.
Mrs. Josephine Cheney mother of
Mrs. d. c. Conlson. arrived last even
ing for an extended visit with her
daughter and family Mrs. Cheney
has recently been visiting another
daughter in Milwaukee.
O.
County Superintendent Mrs. Rose
pha Pulford was a returning passen-
ger on last nights eastern from Den.
yer where she attended series of
educational meetings and worked for
The good of the cause of education in
general
Grant Hughes came in from Pagosa
Springs last night, where he spent a
week or two recuperating from the ef-
fects of severe siege of infammatory
He Is much better but
isn't exactly fit for place on ball
nine yet
VIII II. Hall came in from Tgnacio
last night to-wel look In at the
Elks. and TO take in the masquerade,
and a few other things. Mr.. Hall is
staying over in town today doing some
belated Easter shopping. Hasn't Sc
lected his spring bonnet yet!
When passing through Pennington
Tuesday George Allen told W. y. Wal.
lace that fruit had not been damaged
to any extent by the cold weather,
apricots probably being injured some,
but peaches are all right. We trust
there will be no cause for alarm from
this on.
Fl. l.. Case of Clovis, N. NJ, returned
last evening on the Red Apple from
a trip through San Juan county, New
Mexico. Mr.. Case expressed himself
as well pleased with the country, and
VIII return idter. ne stayed over AT
the Palace departing for home this
Mrs. l.. V. Austin and daughter Mil.
dred and son Paul we're arrivals on the
eastern last evening from Denver This
morning they left for Pennington
where they VIII make their home In
future. Mrs. Austin visited Farming.
ton about two years ago. and likes 1t
very much.
William Randall of Telluride was u
guest of the Strater last night. Mr..
Randall is in the wholesale meat bust
ness in Telluride, and returned yes,
terday from trip to Pennington
where he went 10 look at 300 head OF
cattle for his trade The deal has not
yet been closed Mr.. Randall left for
home today.
Doe Wallace says the Dick Simp.
son trading store expects to purchase
at least so, 900 pounds OF wool from the
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