Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-26

passengers TO their home al Aztec
today. They came in last night from
Prescott, Ariz.. where they have been
visiting friends since December.
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| C. f. Alexander. manager Of the dry
goods department of the Gpaden Mer-
camille company, today bought the res
Idence belonging TO Mrs. Della Poor,
1870 Third avenue. Consideration 49,,
500 The deal was made through Bon
ny Glaser.
s. Burris and George II. Swee-
ney were arrivals from Pueblo last
night and departed for Conlstock this
morning Mr. Burris is heavily inter
eated In the La PIatas and Is a drec-
TOR In the Incas Mining company,
which is rapidly coming to the front.
Miss I.orene Fitzgerald, one of the
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nurses at Ochsner hospital. came up
from Farmineton last night, where she
has been visiting her parents since
the hospital closed. This morning the
young lady departed on vacation trip
TO Oakland, Cal, to spend month or
two with her brother.
Mrs. W G. Killian and daughter
Miss Vivian Gillian and granddaugh
| fer, came in from Denver Saturday
might. Miss Killian will spend part
OF her vacation with her parents. and
the small Vivian VIII stay with grand
ma and grandpa for few weeks until
her mother arrives from Trinidad.
Miss Klllians friends In this city VIII
be pleased to see her again.
Thomas H. Kelley was an arrival
| last night from Telluride TO meet D.
G. Miller, who is so largely Interested
in the May Day mine. The latter
failed to arrive, but Mr.. Kelley is
aAds lHE ON'l W nm
Charles f. Burton, superintendent o:
the Grand Junction Indian scnOoi, was
in the city over night Saturday. pass
ing through from Grand Junction 70
Fort Lewis, for which place he left
Sunday morning.
Or. L. l.. Glyn of Monte Vista, who
has been in the city for several days
on business for the government. went
to Navajo Springs today to inspect
some Indian horses to see if they have
glanders. Dr. Glyn belongs to the
United States bureau of animal in
dustry.
Miss Olive Mowry. who Won the
diamond ring in = subscription con
lest for the Colorado SDrings Gazette
and who has been in Durango and
Silverton for several weeks taking sub.
scriptions for a similar contest in
which a trip to California is the prize,
departed for her home in Telluride
.hie morning.
D. A. Lewis who has been In Du-
range for some time, staying at the Sa-
yoy skipped out Saturday night. leav-
ing board bill of over $50 unpaid.
The sheriff was notified and Lewis
was arrested in Silverton yesterday
morning. Sheriff Clarke came down
on the train this morning with his
the county Jail.
Miss Olive Hodueheld, missionary
who is in the United States on a va.
cation "trip from China. was an out
going passenger this morning bound
for Jewell, la, to visit relatives. Miss
Hodneheld was here on visit 10 her
sister, Mrs. j. w Brown of Hesperus.
Last night she made an interesting ad-
dress on the mission work at The Cen
trail Christian church.
| A. Huber was among the passen.
gers on last nights eastern from Lo
gansport Ind Today Mr.. Huber Went
out to Fort Lewis mesa 10 visit his
brother, John w. Huber. Mr.. Huber
expects TO remain about year on
account of his health He thinks this
is fine climate and likes Colorado
very much. He was here a few years
ago and was so pleased that he has
been planning to return ever since.
Mrs, w. r. Mason came in from
Hesperus last night on her way to
Denver TO meet Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Kight and the boys. The latter are
now making their home in the Imperial
valley in California, near Los Angeles,
and viii visit MIR. and Mrs. Mason for
a month or two. They will all stay
over in Denver for a few days, before
leaving for Durango.