Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-08

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Mrs W. J. Godfrey, Mrs. s. w. Jones
, and Misses Mary Sites. Anna Hooker,
Bertha Peterson and Viva Hampton
. rom the Florida mesa church
From Tuesdays Daily.
Rev. q. w. DUNCAN. and Or. C. E.
DUNCAN of Springfield. ILL.,, father and
brother of Mrs. W. NJ. Gibson of this
city, are visiting the family at their
pleasant residence, 1851 Third avenue.
Mrs. Sarah Riddle left this morning
for Denver after visit of about four
n'onths With her daughter. Mrs. T. G..
Edwards. Mrs. Riddle will visit an
other daughter in Denver, Mrs. Her
. man Berndt
Miss Zelma Phillips OF Pagosa
Springs was in the city over night
Saturday, and left for Mancos Sun.
Iday morning to visit her brother. Ress
Phillips. forest supervisor for the Man
cos district.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bridges were pas.
sengers to their home in Denver this
morning, The latter is a friend of
Miss Josie Hood OF this city. Mr.
Bridges made the trip on business and
his wife accompanied him for the out
ing.
Miss Nettle McNicholas returned
yesterday to Pagosa Springs, where
as teacher Of the second and third
grade. after spending her summers
vacation at home.
Prof. e. r. Bennett of the state agri
cultural college. was an arrival from
Fort Collins last night. and is a guest
of the Savoy today. Mr.. Bennett is
here on personal business, to look
after some land he owns in La Plata
county
Mrs. ]. Griggs departed for DEN
yer this morning on a vacation trip
of couple of weeks. Mrs, Griggs will
be the guest of Mrs. ]. r. Wakelin
while in Denver. On the way back
she expects to stay over in Alamosa
and Tiffany to spend few days with
friends.
Mrs. Frank Cunha went to Pagosa
Springs this morning on account of the
Illness of her daughter, Mrs. VIII
Galbreatb, who is suffering from Sc.
we're attack of typhoid. Mr.. Galbreath
is also victim of the disease but In
a milder form. We trust that the
Isufferers will soon be feeling better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald L. Keen are In
the city today from Bayfield,, on
brief business trip. Mr.. Keen says
that Bayfield, is growing steadily and
a number of nice residences are 60
ing up. There is steadily increasing
demand for houses. The crops are
fine this year and farmers are busy at
present with their second cutting of
alfalfa
Miss Lillian Lookabel, one of the
city teachers, Is once more located at
the Strater, arriving last night Miss
Lookabel spent the summer visiting
her sister in St Louis. her father in
Hastings, Ia, and other relatives and
friends In Kansas City, She said that
the heat was trying but she had
ce,ightful vacation and is all ready for
work.
Mrs. C. r. Newton and daughter
Eunice were arrivals on the Red Ap-
pie train from Cedar Hill this morn
ing. Miss Eunice will enter the Du.
range schools and after she is TO-
to the ranch and make arrangements
for moving to town for the winter.
Vernon Isgar and Andrew Gillespie
were outgoing passengers on the east
ern this morning bound for Charlotte
l Nia., thCy Will cnlcI llt
Charlotte Hill Military academy Mar
shal H. F. Gillespie and Bryan,
younger son, accompanied the boys
as far as Denver. where the latter may
enter Sacred Heart college, or may go
on with Vernon and Andrew to Mary.
land. Marshal Gillespie turned over
his star to Joe Theno, during his
absence.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Stickney left for
their home this morning in Stickney,
kans.. after visit of about a month
with Mrs. Stickney's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. t. A Kerr of the Animas valley.
Miss Esther Kerr accompanied them,
bound for Greeley. where she enters
he state normal this term Mrs. Stick.
ncy said she likes Kansas very much
but it seemed very nice to be home