Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-08


General manager C. Fl. Brown of the
Empire Realty Company, went to
oxford this morning, on business for
the company.
Dr. w. w. McEwen and w. T. OAR
irgton left for Allison this morning
to attend ditch meeting there to-
day.
E. L. Swift came In from Farming
ton last night and departed for Den
yer and points east, today. Mr.. Swift
was guest of the Savoy over night.
General agent McAtee of the ID. &
r G. was IA passenger to Pennington
this morning. Mrs. MsAtee accompan-
ide her husband for the outing.
Delbert and Alice Dickerson, who
were here a few days from Aztec
or visit to their sister Mrs. Wallace
Wilson, left for home on this NOR
ning's train
County Superintendent Mrs. Rose
pha Pulford was a passengea to Hes
pIus this morning to visit the school,
She will also go on to Thompson's
park befor returning.
Mrs. Earl Barber, who has been very
iii for several days, is much better.
Stock Inspector Sam Etheridge re-
turned last evening from atrip to Az
tee and Pennington.
Prof q. C. Linderman was passen-
ger to Silverton this morning on bust
ness for the Loyal Order of Moose,
Geo. Logan left this morning on a
business trip through the San Louis
Valley and thence into Denver.
c. o. Klepser, one Of the engineers
for the Pioneer Constructive COM
pany, was passenger to Denver this
morning.
G. S. Hamilton and ]. E. McGaughey
of the Pioneer Construction Company,
left for the Florida this morning to do
some work for the company.
II. j. Atwell came in last night from
the Montezuma valley. Mr.. Atwell
is special agent for the government
and is here on business with the land
office.
Thos. H. Kelley and w. H. Lamb.
who were here for couple of days on
business relating to the May Day
suit against the Idaho, departed for
the mine this morning.
Mrs. F. L. Thompson returned to
Hesperus this morning after seeing
her husband and son, Edward, off on
the eastern for La Veta, where they
VIII be located for the winter.
Mr and Mrs. viii Brumley went
on the eastern this morning to Pu
eblo where the former has accented
position with a jeweler in that CITY
Nlr. Brumley was formerly with c. A.
Ball of this city.
Mrs. Albert Sechrist left for her
home in Pueblo this morning after
pleasant visit of about ten days
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. McGue and
family of this city. Mrs. Sechrist
Is Mrs, McGue's niece.
Mrs. W. A. Bartlett. who was taken
to Mercy hospital several days ago
suffering with nervous prostration is
home again and is feeling much bet
ter for the rest We trust she Will
soon be entirely recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs.C. C. Taft and children
were guests of the Palace last night
from Des Moines, Ia. This morning
they went to Dolores where they will
Join relatives and later will locate on
ranch in the Montezuma valley.
j. d. Fisher manager of the Frank
Hough mine in San Juan County, re.
turned to Silverton on last nights
train. Mr.. Fisher was here for a coup.
lie OF days on business pretaining to
the suit between the May Day and the
valley View mining companies.
B. 70. Burdick, w. A. Stewart, gen.
erai manager of the Valley View Min.
ins Company, and Thos. welborn, sup.
erintendent of the company, left for
Denver this morning. where the suit