Semi-weekly herald., 1911-04-13

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From Tuesdays Daily.
John F. Bell was down from Bells
Spur over night, on n business trip.
Mrs. r. ]. Huff came In last night
from Cortcz and departed this morn
ing for Denver.
c. W. Soggins was business visi-
tor from Mancos over night, return
ing home this morning.
Mrs. G. w. Hunt Of Pennington was
a business visitor over night return
ing home on this mornings train.
County Judge Henry Hechtman was
taken sick this afternoon and left for
home. He has not yet fully recovered
from the effect of his recent illness.
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County Assessor A. E. Chubb was
passenger to Ignacio this morning.
Mr.. Chubb is the busiest man in the
county these days.
w. ]. Hill, son,in-law of Editor But
lcr of the Pennington Times Hustler,
went down on the Red Apple train this
morning on visit.
Mrs. T. A. Kerr, little Miss Cora,
Mrs. ii. A. Burnham and baby came
down on the morning train from Her
mosa where Mrs. Burnhnm has been
visiting for several days.
Mrs. Amy Hopson arrived in this
city last night from Edith and is here
today to make arrangements for the
funeral of her husband, George Hop
son who died here Sunday morning.
Mrs. Ii. f. Wilcox was an arrival
last night from Salida, and went out
to .Ignacio this morning to spend the
summer. Mr.. Wilcox is stone con-
tractor and is putting up some new
buildings at Ignacio.
Mrs. Charles Cram was a passen-
ger this morning to the ranch at Fal-
ia. The family have moved to the
country for the summer. Mrs. Cram
was in town over night on shopping
trip.
Stephen Dale came up from Ship
rock last night and left this morning
for Salt Lake where he will be q wit
ness in the case Of the Indian on trial
for the murder Of Mr.. Fritz, at Aneth,
Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Goodson Of
Aztec were guests of the Savoy over
night, passing through to Pagosa
Springs where they will spend few
weeks on account of Mr.. Goodson's
health. He is D. & R. G. agent at
Aztec.
The San Luis valley keeps from one
to two paid men in Denver talking
with and directing homeseekers. All
this costs money, but the valley is re-
cciving direct benefits. Give the Du-
range Board Of Trade 800 members
and the directors will be able to ac-
complish corresponding benefits.
We are pleased to state that Bob
Roberts, who was seriously Ill in Min
eral Wells, Texas, is recovering rapid
| ly, and will be well enough t. return
home in few weeks. Tom Rock
wood is with him, and as soon as Mr..
Roberts is strong enough to stand
the journey, they will leave for Du-
range.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Beard and daugh-
ter, Miss Chattie, and Mrs. Otto
Thomas and son, were guests of tho
Southern over night from Aztec on
their way to Pueblo. where they ex
pect to spend the summer on their
ranch property about eight miller out
from the city. They all departed fol
Pueblo this morning.
DIR. C. H. Mclean, former resi-.
dent of this city, and for some time
located in Laramie, Wyo., is rapidly
recovering from severe attack Of
pneumonia which developed from grip
DR.. Mclean went to Denver for few
dnys' change from the routine Of hi,
work, and while in the city was at
tackled with pneumonia. In a few
weeks he will be well enough to re
turn home.
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