Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-12

FROM tuesdays B Oaiy.
Miss Brooksie Morgan left for Colo
rndo Springs this morning to spend
the summer with her grandmother,
Airs. ]. NJ. Wilbur.
Mrs H. Wayne Russell arrived from
Denver last evening as per announce
ment in yesterdays paper. She will
be in the city three TO four weeks.
Franklin Guiterman. general mana.
ger OF the American Smelling g. Re
lining company. arrives this evening
from Denver, on visit to the local
smel,er.
A NJ Auheier went ont on the east
ern this morning to attend the bill
posters convention which meets in the
state capital on Saturday.
+. f. Quirk. the tree man. left for
Salt Lake this morning. where he Will
transact some business with the home
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilbert have q
new son. A fine healthy boy, who
sleeps most of his time, as seli-re-
specting baby should.
Mrs. c. S. Hubbard left for Grand
Junction this morning where she Will
represent the Womans Relief Corps,
at the G. A. r. encampment.
Mrs. Barbara Potscheck and children
returned last evening from visit oil
year and half in Germany, and
continued this morning 10 their home
in Hesperus
John Joy was an arrival last even.
ing on the eastern from Oklahoma on
his way to Aztec and Pennington. Mr..
Joy is land seeker He went out
this morning.
Rev. A. C. Hacke came down from
Silverton last night and will remain
several days. Mrs. Hacke is at Mercy |
hospital recovering from an operation, |
and is getting along nicely.
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Mr.. A. E. Arlington left this morn |
ing for Montezuma county to locate |
on his ranch south of Cortez Mrs. Ar. |
rlngton will depart the last OF the |
week or the first of next
Mrs. ]. w. Greer, accompanied by |
her son Arthur n. and daughter. Mrs. |
Miller, are in the city from the Kline |
district. arriving last evening. They |
expect to return home in the morn
ing.
A. NJ. Emigh, the well known atior
pey from Pagosa Springs. came in on
the eastern last night and is in the |
city ON legal business-that's all. Mr..
Emigh limited that 1t was probably
enough-to keep him busy
.
W. A. Stewart, manager of the Val
ley View Mining company. left for the
Idaho mine this morning. The train |
almost left him---or to put it more |
politely--Mr. Stewart was almost per
suaded to stay In town. No. he didn't |
say ANYTHING. there was no need!
George Wheeler WAS an arrival from |
Pagosa Springs last night. en- route
for Grand Junction TO attend the G.
A. R. encampment which meets May |
l2 to May IA. Mr. Wheeler was O |
guest of the Palace last night and |
went ont this morning over the South |
ern.
Walter Livengood WAS an outgoing
passenger on the Southern this morn
ing to Delta to join his brother James.
who has flourishing business in civil
engineering and surveying. Walter ex'
poets to continue in the auto bust
ness We wish him the best OF sue
cess In his new location.
Rev. and Mrs. II. ]. Grace and chill
dran, who have been in the city for a
Few days renewing tnelr acquaintance
with former friends, departed for their
home in Colorado Springs this morn.
ing. Rev. and Mrs. Grace came in
from Hotchkiss. few days ago. where
they visited relatives for week or
two.
W. b. Rogers and W. C. Clark re.
turned last evening from visit TO
the Cumberland mine in the La Platas
which they are getting into fine shape.
Work will not be commenced at the
mine for about a month. on accoun.
of the snow. but they are looking for
prosperous season. and increased
output over last year. This morning
Messrs. Rogers and Clark left for Tel
luride where they are also heavily in
terested In mining property.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Sayre were guests
of the Palace last night. arriving from
Siverton on the evening train. Mr..