Semi-weekly herald., 1910-02-07

INK.
NJ. X. Conroy. the well known dairy
man. departed for Manhattan. Kans..
this morning for visit with his aged
mother.
Charles Griffith. the Florida mesa
ranchman, spent the night in town,
returning home tnis ilo--@>ing. Mr.
Griffith told The Herald he wouit.
write soon
Mrs. o. f. Boyle and Mrs A. w
/ Robbins returned from Pennington
last night Mrs. Robbins returned
to Bayfield, by way of Ignacio this
morning.
Il. A. Furman. resident manager of
the Pine River Lumber company, vert
to Denver on business trip this
morning. If his time is not too Init
ed he will continue to Meshoppen.
Pa. his old home, for a visit
MIR. and Mrs Garrett of SilIerton
were guests of the Palace yesterday
This morning they went out 10 their
Florida mesa ranch TO spenl a few
weeks. Mr.. Garrett is an erlploye of
the Goble Lumber company
f. Il. Hatcher. ex.sherif5 of Archu
leta county registered at the Sira.
ter last night. MIR, Hatcher is en-
gagged in the mercantile business at
La Boca 1t was through his efforts
that La Boca secured school.
| Mrs William Pieper and son of
| Riverside were arrivals from St.
Louis last night where they have been
or an extended visit. Mrs. Pieper
is somewhat exhausted by the long
journey and she remained in town to.
day TO rest.
c. o. Lynch Df Hermosa is feeling
pretty happy The first-born makes us
all have the same feeling The child
a fat little girl. arrived Tuesday, Dir.
Ochsner seeing that everything moved
along all right Here is wishing the
couple all the happiness possible.
Oscar Buskirk who used TO be o.
car Van Buskirl. in Pennsylvania, IS
at the hospital Mr.. Buskirk says lie
objects to beint called Van Buskhk
for fear people might think he WIS
Dutch.
William Bond. the Elco ranchma n,
was returnir q passenger on last
nights eastern. Mr. Bond spent the
past month visiting his old Kentucky
home. Thirty years had elapsed sin ee
he had the pleasure of visit there
and of course found many change g..
Bob" Sullivan, who is interested
III the Sunset Lumber company, came
up from the mill last night Mr. Sui
livan says that heir business is very
prosperous. In TACT they are getting
so many orders they find it impossl-
Bile to fill them
verton were through passenger to Den
yer this morning. MIR. Chase is fore
man of the Silvt rton Standard. They
will visit in the capital city for a
| = kao
proves she will remain until early
summer. Mr.. Chase will return to
Silverton
The county superintendent reports
that so far in the physical examir a.
ton OF children under the new liw,
every child's parents has complied
with the requirements. No case has
society or the county commissioners.
This statement is surprising when we
recall that there are a number of
Mexican children in the county
The Herald is advertising two lost
gold watch es, d bunch of keys, a purse
containing considerable money for all
of which there are liberal rewards
with the exception OF TIE keys Here
is an opportunity TO make money and
be honest. The purse contained up
wards of s25 and s5 reward viii be
paid for its return. In this connec.
tion it seems to have, been an un.
lucky week in way of losing articles
lit addition to The above, within a
week two mink furs were lost.
Fred Staub. Ray Goodman, John
McKinnon, Sam Hughes. h. McNicho
las and Henry ZImbush, the Jurors
subpoenaed by Coroner Goodman to
hold the inquest over the remains OF
DIR. c. n. Potts, agreed that death was
{ due to accidental over use of chloro
form. The doctor had been troubled
, with insomnia of late. Evidently tc
I produce sleep he had saturated cloth
, with chloroform and inhaled more
|