Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-27

on plesure trip.
J. A. Bass OF Aztec was Monte
Vista bound passenger this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Godet OF Rico are
guests OF the Strater. Mr.. Godet is
a prominent mining man of the Rico
section.
Yesterday County Clerk Conroy Is
sued marriage license to Fred Nevin
and Effie Palmer of Bayfield,.
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B. v. Martinez was an arrival from
silverton last night on his way to
his home in Del Norte.
w. T. Hubbard and r. Murphy.
prominent ranchmen OF Pennington,
came up last evening, returning home
this morning.
Mrs Anna Robbins, the popular
nurse, went to Telluride this morning
In response to a message that her
mother, Mrs. Johnson, was ILL.,
w. s. Wallace, who Is interested in
an irrigation project near Pennington,
was an arrival on the Red Apple line
last night on his way to his home in
Grand Junction.
l.. H. Mac Morrow, who, with his
father is interested in the Bluff OIL
fields, returned from a business trip
to Oklahoma last night. He continued
to Bluff this morning.
| Yesterday warranty deed was re-
corded in the county clerks office by
which James McDermott conveys 50
acres OF land in the Animas valley to
Charles F. Adamson. Consideration
$4,000.
N. W. Strong, son-in-faw OF the late
Judge Terry. came down from Sill
verton last night on his way to Den
yer. He was a guest of the StrateI
while In the city.
Mrs. John McDermott, his sister
Mrs. NJ. f. Fulcher. and niece, Miss
Fannie Firebaugh, were arrivals
last night from San Diego
where they have made theil
headquarters since last fall. The
change was made in part for the bene
fit OF Mr.. McDermott's health, which
we are pleased to note Is very mucf
improved.
The Palace hotel was taxed TO the
limit last night. Shorty" the ever
accommodating clerk, was obliged tC
take sleeping quarters on the
radiator and Mine Host Bowman, who
is equally accommodating transform
ed the coal bin in to a berth for his
own immediate comfort.
| Yesterday in an account OF the coun
ell proceedings Mayor Goodman wal
quoted as saying 40 property owner.
are in favor of street paving. Instead
the mayor stated in his communica
ton 40 per cent of those interview
ed are in favor of paving, leaving only
II per cent more to be secured to al
low the work to be proceeded with.
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Mr.. Glantz, an expert in the line o
tailoring, has accepted a position witt
the Durango Tailoring company, where
he will be pleased to meet the trade
Mr.. Glantz comes highly recommend
ed and his work is certain to please.
A glance at the Palace hotel las
night would suggest 1t was headquar
ters for the Wynn family reunion
There Were Mother Wynns, Father
Wynns, Uncle Wynns, Aunt Wynns
Brother Wynns, Sister Wynns, Biz
Wynns and Little Wynns, all from
Dumas, Texas, on their way to Farm
ington where they will locate. J. C
Wynn and daughter. Miss Winni,
Wynn. came up last evening to NEE
the numerous family connections. Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Nail and sons of Dumas
were also members of the party Thi.
morning they left for their new HON,
the promised land. where the Wynn!
will go the Smith family one bette
in point of numbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Stein returned
from the east last night where Mrs
Stein has been for the past two
months purchasing suits, dress good,
and millinery for the spring trade. Mr.
Stein met her in Denver.
| Preparations are going ahead fol
the smoker to be given next Wednes
day night by the Board OF Trade IL
honor of the visitors who will b<
here attending the meeting Of the Sar
Juan congress. In order to have al
idea OF about the number to prepare
refreshments for 1t is desired thai
those desiring tickets purchase then
at once. Tickets are only so cents
and this includes Herman Hanno's ia
nous "sOur rOuSt " snare ribs and uOu,