Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-13

y. H. 0cWAu4, superintendent VI
bridges and buildings for the d. 4 R.
O., came In last night from Rico. and
left for Mancos this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Mason were re-
turning passengers on the Southern
this morning TO their home at Hes
psrus. after few days In town.
Mrs. r. q. Ferguson left for her
homo At Aztec this morning. after
pleasant visit with her daughter. Mrs.
]. W. Jarvis OF this CITY.
Miss A. BENJAMIN was IN the city
last night passing through from Man
cos to Denver. The young lady de-
parted on the eastern which left Du-
range at ll:46 this morning.
w. E. Bozman came In this morn.
ing from Denver on his way to his
home at Cortsz.
Mr.. Ellis, the Red mesa ranchman,
h in the city for q day or two on
business.
Ed Biggs was an arrival this morn
Ing on the eastern from Arboles on
business.
]. A. Coppinger came In ON the east.
ern this morning from his lgnacio
ranch.
is a guest of the Savoy for day or
two.
The Mission circle OF the Presbyts.
rian church will hold Its annual meet
Ing at the home of Mrs. r. II. Sloan,
1881 Third avenue at O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon
l.. q. Eakins. assistant general man,
ager OF the American Smelling q Re-
fining company, came In this morning
from Denver. on business with the 10
cal smelter.
Mrs. J. E. Deylin and family arrived
yesterday from Auburn. Colo, and left
on the mornings Red Apple train for
Pennington where they will visit rel
stives for q few weeks.
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Enunty GnnargptopAaut On
sepha Pulford was u passenger ON the
Red Apple train this morning bound
for CASTELAR,. where she will visit the
school today. Miss Mary Hanger Is
the teacher.
c. K. Wanamaker returned yester.
day from a visit to his ranch at Kline
and departed for Telluride this morn
ing. Mr.. Wnnaker Il an engineer on
the r. @. s.. but ia taking layoff
OF thirty days at the present time.
G. A. Cooper, the assayer, Is camp
ing at Bondad, on duck hunting trip
Deputy Game Warden John Melton
went down this morning to share In
the vicissitudes of hunters life, be
they for better or worse"
We are not peculiar In our spell Of
bad weather. A recent letter from San
Diego states that half an inch of snow
fell there recently. San Francisco has
also her troubles In the matter OF
climate. snow and more OF 1t coming.
]. A. Laughren is In town from his
Florida mesa ranch. Mr.. LauEhren
says that It ia impossible to exaggerate
the condition Of the roads and that
out on the mesa. 1t IL mud to the
ears"
Mrs. NJ. M. Blair and daughter re.
turned last night from Hesperus where |
they spent a few days with relatives
on their way to their home in Silver. |
ton. Il was rumored yesterday that
the blockade on the Siiverton branch |
would be lifted today.
DR.. II. c. Lefurgey was a returning |
passenger to his home In Dolores TO- |
day. DR.. Lefnrgey has been In town |
several days on business. part of which |
pertained to the big banquet to be
given by the Silver Star lodge, X. OF |
p, next Saturday night.
Another native of sunny Italy came |
into the office today and stopped his |
paper. This one was very gentleman.
ly about 1t and we respected him and |
asked no questions but took the money
and marked him off with all the cour-
tesy due one gentleman from another.
Marion Daniels. NJ. s. Cook and VIM
Davies were members Of a party OF
hunters who left on the Red Apple +!
train this morning for Bondad to hunt
ducks. We wished them good luck
and pleasant outing. They will have
the fun OF going in any case.