Semi-weekly herald., 1911-04-27

WaASSr AicAAuQetJ son OF mr.. &nC
Mrs. John Alexander, returned to Den
YER this morning, where he is bill clerk
in the senate, after a short visit with
the folks.
Robert Bowman, son of Landlord
Charles Bowman of the Palace hotel
was a passenger to Ignacio this morn.
ing, to do bsuiness with his electric
clocks.
Mrs. Gertrude O'Neall. mother OF
Mrs. Carroll Webb Of the Animas val
ley, left for her home at Lamar, this
morning, after visit with her daugh-
ter of couple Of months.
]. NJ. johnson, president Of the Gold
King Mining company, who spent yes
terday in Durango, left for Trimble
last night, continuing to Silverton this
morning. Mr.. Johnson was In town
yesterday looking after some details
In regard to the starting up Of the
mine tomorrow.
Attorney F. C. Perkins left for Bay
field today, via Ignacio, to spend a
week or so at his ranch. Mrs. Per-
kins and Mayne are already there.
Miss Dorothy and her grandmother
will remain in town until school closes
R. C. jackson came up from Farm
ington last night and departed for
Denver this morning, on combined
business and pleasure trip. Mr.. Jack
son stayed over at the Strater last
night.
w. J. Jordan and ]. w. Mason, both
Of Cortez were guests of the Palace
last night on their way from Pagosa
Springs, where they packed and ship
ped an oil rig for the Bluff oil
fields. The gentlemen departed for
Bluff City this morning.
b. Epperson was in town last night
from Oxford to meet his sens Moan
and Dee, who came in last night from
Flagstaff, Ariz., where they went in
a vain attempt to recover the body of
their brother Preston, who was drown
ed some time ago in the Colorado
river. Mr.. Epperson returned to Ok
ford this morning.
Major and Mrs. II. M. Randolph,
who were here yesterday on their way
from Mancos, left for Denver. this
morning, where they will locate for
the present. Major Randolph recent
ly resigned his position as superin-
tendent of the Mesa Verde park, and
until his successor is appointed, E. B.
Linnen of the secret service is in
charge.
DR.. William Schumacher, the sheep
Inspector, was passenger on the
eastern this morning bound for Coy
cite Park, near Edith, to investigate a
report of scab in some flocks of sheep
in the park. So far there has been
only one case in this district Of Colo
RADIO this season, and that is near Cor
tez. Due to carelessness on part of
owners some 10000 sheep were infect
ed.
The authorities 1--WE understand) or
dered Giles vandegrift out of town
this morning, SO he hied him to
the ranch at Allison, till better wealth
er Before leaving Mr.. Vandegrift
complained loudly over his fate.
Whenever there is anything exciting
going on in town he always has to
leave. We promised to keep this to
ourselves, and we are proud to state
that we haven't said word about it
to anyone.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Redlon and fam
lily departed this morning for their
home in Turon, Kas., after a pleasant
visit of couple Of months with Mr..
and Mrs. C. s. Adamson of the Ami
mas valley. Mrs. Redlon said they
expected to return, and she was glad
of it, since the family like this part
of the country SO much. She added
that they were all disappointed to
leave just now, that they had hoped
to stay another month, but circum-
stances made it impossible. The noun
tains are especially attractive, she
thinks.