Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-20


C. 0. Klepser, j. H. Monier and G.
s. Hamilton, engineers of the Pioneer
company, came in from
Falfa Saturday evening to spend Sun
day. leaving for camp this morning
William Ritter, the well known
sheep man OF the Montezuma valley
was guest OF the Savoy over night
Mr.. Ritter came in to see some of our
local sheep men. He returned home
this morning.
Mrs. Harry Brown came down on
the morning train from Silverton to
attend the installation ceremonies of
La Plata chapter of the Order of the
Eastern Star, which take place in the
Masonic lodge rooms in the Century
building this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Osborn and
" NJ Jones are guests of the Palace,
arriving alst night from La Junta
They are here looking for land. and
are said to have relatives in the Ami
mas valley.
Mrs. w. A. Bay of Bayfield, is in
the city for medical treatment. Mrs.
Bay came in several days ago, and is
feeling much better already. We trust
that she will continue to improve un-
til fully restored to health.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Arlington, who
put in the summer months on their
ranch in the Montezuma valley, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. N
Raymond, it being their intention to
winter in La Plata county.
Miss Lucille Kettels was an arrival
from Cortez last evening on her way
20 Denver, wnere she tas Q position
With the Denver Dry Goods company.
Miss Kettells was the guest of Miss
Ethel Hood of this city over night.
pr. II. C. Lefurgey was in town
Saturday night on his way to Pueblo,
for which place he left yesterday
DIR. Lefurgey was subpoenaed as a
case which is one in Pueblo this week
Mrs. Jennie A. Vidal of Holly, Colo,
was an incoming passenger on last
nights eastern. Mrs. Vidal is grand
matron of the Order of the Eastern
Star for the state of Colorado, and is
here to install the officers of the new
chapter organized here recently.
Rev. j. A. Miller starts a series of
meetings on the Florida river Thurs.
day of this week that will probably
last a couple of weeks and will proba-
bly, be assisted in the work by Rev.
A. E. Arlington. Both gentlemen are
earnest workers in the Lords vine
yard.
G. H. Wood came up from his Ce.
dar Hill ranch this morning with car
of apples which he sold to the Ora
den Mercantile company at the rate
of s1.50 per box. The apples consisted
of Genitens, Winesaps and Willow
Twigs all fine keepers and first class.
Mr.. Wood is very well pleased with
his summers work
Mrs. C. E. Dudley left this morning
on business trip to Arizona and Old
Mexico, which will be of some months
duration. Mrs Dudley expects to join
her sister, Mrs. William Mcdowell, in
Arizona and then will go on with
the latter and her husband to Old
Mexico City. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdowell
live in Debeque, Colo. and expect to
spend the winter in Mexico. We trust
that Mrs. Dudley will have a pleas.
ant and successful trip.
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A. II. Edwards was Durango Wis.
itors from Hesperus last night on bust
ness.
]. o. Campbell, manager of the Gold
Prince mine in San Juan county, came
down from Silverton this morning, for
brief visit with his family.
Frank Allen. the well known hotel
man of Pennington, passed through
this morning, with his daughter, Miss
Blanche on a three weeks trip to Waco
and Dallas and other points in Texas.
The many friends of Harry Schra.
der will be pleased to learn that he
is considerably improved today. We
all trust that it will not be long before
he is entirely out of danger.