Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-17
LOCAL NEwa
lFrom Thursdays HeraId.l

William Craig, the Cedar Hill mer-
chant, spent yesterday In town, on
business. returning home last night
/ J. d. Adams OF the Local Security
company went out on the eastern to
day. on a business trip to Colorado
Springs and Denver.
w. F.. Hunter came up from Farm
ington yesterday with load of In
dian blankets. Mr.. Hunter is a guest
of the Palace for day or two.
Miss Leota Simpson was return
ing passenger to Ignacio this morning
after few days visit with Miss
Mamie O'Connell of this city.
A. F. Harris was guest of the
Strater last night from Dolores on
his way to Denver. Mr.. Harris was a
passenger on the eastern this morning.
Mrs. Robert Alexander went out to
Florida mesa this morning to attend
the funeral OF Ted Pedwell the young
man killed near Falfa Tuesday night.
NJ. w. Hills, veterinary surgeon
from New Decatur, Ala, is here look
ing over the district and may decide to
locate. Mr.. Hills is staunch Re
publican, and a member of the cen
trail committee of his hoe county.
| Il. w Simpson, the sheep man and
indian trader from Canon Gallegos, n
| NJ, returned from trip to his sheep
camp near Dyke in Archuleta county
last night.
The county commissioners returned
Tuesday evening from trip to the big
bridge across the Animas, near the
state line This morning Commission
er Tovrea and Riester left for theii
respective homes at Oxford and Con
tent.
Mrs. George w. Lane left for Cortez
this morning to join her husband, who
has been attending district court this
week. Just brief trip for the outing
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane return tomorrow
night. Baby Fern will visit her grand
mother, Mrs. Lottie Ambold.
Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ Woods passed
through this morning from Farmingtor
to their home in Colorado Springs
after a brief visit with Mrs. ]. D
Clark.
+. A. Franklin, the Peters papej
man, is with us today, from Denver
Shorty is just as cheerful and opti
mistic as ever. Came down from Sill
verton last night.
Joe Prewitt left for Bayfield, thii
morning where he is constructing thu
Sullivan ditch, which heads out abou
six miles above Bayfield, and runs il
just below the town.
L. G. Eakins, assistant general man
fning company, departed for Denve
this morning, after short visit o
inspection to the local smelter.
c. Il. Jennings, who has been her
for several days, representing the in
terests of the Aegis Insurance com
pany, departed for Denver this morn
ing He will stay over one day at Til
fany, en- route.
Il B. A Thompson and family were al
, rivals from st. Louis last evening an
are guests of the Savoy for day o
! two. Mr.. Thompson is here lookin
around and may decide to locate
D conditions are favorable.
s H. T. Henderson returned on thi
{ mornings Red Apple train from tri
/, to Pennington. Three surveying crew
{ are in the field working on the bi
irrigation project In which Mr.. HeI
+ derson is heavily interested.
, Jay Turley OF Aztec is in Durang
today between trains. Mr.. Turley ha
6 just returned from an eastern tril
, taken for the purpose OF adjusting di
n ferences in regard to the develol
ment of certain big irrigation project
@ in San Juan county, New Mexico. Thi
/, matter will doubtless soon be settle
/. and work proceed rapidly.
Word comes from Pine river tha
the valley is prosperous this fall TE
:, crops have been fine, and they hav
been put up in good shape. TIL
thrashing machines are kept busy, an
will probably be at work until nea
Christmas. The mills are running flu
time and buying up the farmers
wheat, thus doing their share towar
the general prosperity.
II. N. Linebarger, the well know
| citizep Of Tiffany WAS In Drrn N o