Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-19

restoration TO the public domain viii
be OF much benefit to the territory.
Mrs. w. A. Bay returned on last
evenings Southern from a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. c. P. Foreman al
Cortez. This morning. Mrs. Bay con
tinued to her home in bayfield,
Mrs. Carl underhiil left for Tellu
ride this morning, having shipped her
household goods yesterday. Mr.. IN
derhill is running on the branch" SC
they will make their home at Tellu
ride.
Mrs Mary Howard and daughter
Mrs. Letha Howard and granddaughter
Darl. all Of Aztec were guests OF the
Palace over night, departing TO- Iier
mosa this morning on a brief visit with
Mrs. T. A. Kerr
Mrs. Regina Faris went out on The
Southern this morning TO Manoos 20
spend couple of weeks with her son,
Earl Faris. and family. Mrs. F'aris'
arrival will be 4 pleasant surprise ai
the folks do not know she Is coInllp
The body of Mrs. Hogue went cut
on its last journey this moruiAg to
LeGrande, Ore, the departed'g father,
the remains Mrs. Hogue mad bcen
In Pennington some time on account
of her health. and died there, a couple
OF days ago.
Attorney Edgar Buchanan was n
passenger to Pennington this morning
on legal business. Mr. Buchanan said
he was satisfied rat no damage had
been done TO the valley fruit by last
nights frost
j. L. Preston was in yesterday from
Kline where he has fine ranch six
miles below Fort Lewis mesa. Mr.
Preston says the crops this year will
be fine and that he will have lots OF
fruit this year. He was in the city
laying in supplies He returned this
Mrs. Lamont Eltinge, who has been
visiting her brother, Frank Lake Sr.,
and family, for the past two months,
left this morning for her home in
~ Y. Mrs. Eltinge came
here from Fort Leavenworth, where
she spent the winter with other rela-
Iiyes.
Mrs. Pearl Lowell, the well known
Mancos milliner, was in the city over
night on brief business trip, and also
to see Miss Floss Weathesford of
Mancos off on vacation trip of
couple of weeks. The latter was a
passenger on the eastern this morn.
ing for her old home at Wsatnerford,
Okla, on a visit 10 her parents.
Mrs. H. Brown was an arrival night
before last from a visit of several
months in California. where she visit.
ed her daughter. Mrs Fred Peterson,
and other relatives. Mrs. Brown made
the trip on account of her health and
looks much benefited by The change.
She says she is feeling very well in
deed
c. S. Cameron WAS in the city last
night passing through from Pagosa
Springs 10 his Erme at Flora Vista
Mr.. Cameron was injured in r'u-
away some weeks ago and after ,oov-
ing Mercy hospital, where he spent
few weeks, went to pasosa Springs to
recuperate. After three weehs so.
journ which benefited him very much
he departed for home this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. g. T. Brett and family
came in from Aztec last night on their
way TO Roseville, Cal, where they will
live for the next year on account OF
Mrs. Bretts health. They have fine
ranch below Aztec where they have
lived for the past twenty-five years,
which Mrs. Brett says will always be
home to them. They have leased their
place and think 1t best to be away for
a time. Their son Clay is already in
California. and likes it very much, so
they will join him at Roseville They
expect to return in about a year.
From Wednesdays Daily
Attorney V. C. McGrr arrived last