Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-13

Miss ella Fleck is the guest OF Mrs
+. T. Hickman at Flora Vista for
about I week.
Mr. and Mrs. d. n. Freeman and
Sam Shoemaker left for trip to Old
Mexico this morning
,ison last night, and was one OF the
busiest people yon ever saw, today.
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Mrs. C. A. Schmitt and children left
yesterday for Marysvile. Kans., where
they will spend six weeks with rela
tives
Judge ard Mrs c. a. PIKE and Dis.
slict Attorney George ". Lane left
for Cortez yesterday morning, where
district court conyenes today,
Mrs. A. r. Stone and little daughter
Vera came up from Pennington today
10 spend few days with the formers
sister, Mrs. Charles Godfrey.
Mrs. Fannie Bowen and son Sam at.
rived last night from Bentonville. Ark !.
and are guests of the Strater for Il
few days. They are here looking uo
Investments
Mrs. Il. II. Toll and children wer
guests of the Strater Saturday night
on their way from Denver to Mancos
on & visit to the formers mother, Mrs
William Roessler.
Mrs. N. A. Stevens. who has been
visiting her son, Sam Stevens at River
side for the past FIVE months. passed
through to her home at Colorado
Springs this morning.
James Il. Stewart was an arrival
from Santa Fe Saturday and passed
through that evening to San Jua.,
county, New Mexico, to measure the
streams for the geological survey.
II. J. Atwell, special agent for the
interior department of the government
came in from Pagosa Springs Satur.
day and is in the city for day Or
tive on business with the land Office
w. A. Hunter OF the Hunter Mercan
tile company of Pennington, was an
arrival OH the Red Apple train today
and continued to Woodward, Okla
this morning for visit with his
parents.
Mrs. Sam Thompson of Riverside
passed through this morning from
home to Colorado Springs. where she
will stay over a day or two, and then
go on to Orange, Cal, to spend the
winter.
Tim Carr the well known sheep
man, came in last night from Pagosa
Junction, and is in the city today on
business.
Dr. w. A. Libby returned yesterday
from trip to Shiprock, where he at
tended the big Indian fair last week
DIR. Libby says it was one of the finest
things he ever saw.
+. NJ. Ottoway. the NIancos sheer
man. was a guest of the Palace last
night on the way from Kansas City
where he disposed OF a load of sheep
This morning he left on the Southern
for home.
Miss zelma Phillips was guest OF
the Strater Saturday night on her way
from Pagosa Springs, where she had
timber contest case. to Mancos. Miss
Phillips is one of the teachers in the
Alanc0s schools.
Superintendent A. E. Young and
wife of the power plant at Tacoma
came down on the morning train, and
drove out to Florida mesa today to
spend a day or two with Mr.. and Mrs
W. j. Thompson, the latter's parents
c. o. Cherry passed through from
Pennington to Denver this morning
Mr. Cherry is fruit buyer for the
Lawrence-uinsley Fruit company OF
Denver and has been in San Juan
county several weeks on business for
his firm.
Mrs L. B. Davenport and Mrs. A. j
Cronenburg are visiting the formers
father W. A. Troxel in the Montezuma
valley. Mr.. Troxel owns a fine ranch
about twenty-six miles from Dolores
The grouse are plentiful this season
in the valley. so the ladies will be able
to enjoy some game.
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County Commissioner w. d. Myler
of Montezlma county and wife return.
ed last evening from an eastern trip
OF about three weeks, winch they spent
In Minnesota. visiting friends in Du-
luth, st. Paul and Omaha. Mr.. and
Mrs, Myler were guests OF the savoy