Semi-weekly herald., 1911-05-22

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From Fridays Daily.
S. s. Price was an over night vis-
itor at Trimble Springs.
George Grebles returned this MORN
ing from business trip to Silver
ton.
Mrs. e. ]. Eden of Dolores was
among the passengers bound for the
Pittsburg Of the west today.
Mrs. Will McCaw and son went
down to Pennington this morning to
spend few weeks for the benefit
of the lads health.
Tom Goulding, one of the sheep
kings of this vicinity, went out to
Pine Ridge today to look after his
extensive flock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Peerman and
little daughter were bound for Alli-
son today. Mr.. Peerman is rapidly
recovering from his recent operation
for appendicitis.
Miss Margain, who has been in our
city since early last fall, left for
her Chicago home today. Several
friends were at the depot to bid her
farewell.
]. A. Collins came in from Dolores
last night to meet Mrs. Collins and
the children who were returning pas
sengers from an extended visit east.
The party left for home today.
The crowd of country people on
our streets is far larger than the
usual bunch of Saturday shoppers. No
the circus being in town does not
account for their presence.
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Little Miss Cora Kerr was an ar
rival from the ranch today. The minor
object of her visit is to visit her
sister, Mrs. Burnhanl, the major OBJ
jeet to attend the show.
Mrs, Thomas Lotus and four chill
dren Of Pennington departed for home
this morning after visit with Mrs.
LOTUS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Waters of Animas. The kiddies cast
longing glances toward that most al
Turing object, the circus train.
Andy DAILY and John Fisher, who
have had number Of years expert
ence in mining in the Trinidad dis
trict were arrivals on last nights
eastern and will engaged in their chos.
en- way of earning daily bread in To-
cal mines.
Mrs. Bert Osbourne and little SOL
of La Kin, Kas., who have been ir
Pennington a couple of weeks, the
guests of the formers sister, Mrs. w
A. Hunter, left for Kansas today
They partook of the hospitality Of
the Hotel Savoy last night.
C. l.. Kimmel of Charlotte, Mich.
had as his destination today the Az
tee and Pennington country. Mr.
Kimmel has dreams of fortune il
! real estate and he has gone to the
| place where with reasonable effort
the dreams come true.
William Mack, the pioneer d. & R
G. engineer and for many years the
proprietor of the Southern hotel il
this city, arrived from Denver last
night on an acquaintance renewal ex
pedition, and all the old time boys
are giving him the grasp of good fel
lowship handshake.
| Howard Sullivan, manager of the
Sunset Lumber company, arrived il
town for early breakfast this morning
having left the mill at a. m. Al
obstinate steam feed that refused t.
do further duty unless reinforced by
repairs accounted for the before sun
rise call. Mr.. Sullivan reports thu
sawmill camp teeming with activity
Miss Marie Egger, the popular
daughter of the editor of the bayfield,
Blade, came in from the neighborine
town last night where she enjoyed g
brief visit with her parents. Thi,
morning she departed for Denver
where she has permanent position
in the office of the newly appointed
pure food commissioner, George Brad.
ley of ouray.
Mrs. Robert Mitchell, whose school
at Porter closes today, boarded this
mornings Southern with such dray-
load of eats she might easily have
been mistaken for portable pantry
Her excess baggage was due to the
fact that the Porter children and par
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