Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-06

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hunter were
guests of the Savoy over night from
Pennington. They expected to remain
longer. but were called home on &C
count of some business matters which
came up Unexpectedly.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen and fam
lily returned last evening from falfa
where they visited relatives for day
or two on their way from Ohio, where
they spent the winter, and continued
TO their home in Pennington this
morning. They report an enjoyable
time. and look a. II the trip had
agreed with them.
Frank L. Ross, attorney for the Ross
Mining & Milling company OF Silver
ton came In last night from Montrose
on his way from a trip to Denver and
points east Mr.. Ross IL staying over
in this city waiting for the Silverton
road to open up.
i ~. oWhep WAO Aeso OoSh oPSA"b s-~N
winter with his mother and sister at
lockwood, where the latter is teach
ing, departed for his home at Hotch-
kiss today. Mr. Swift came down ON
the mixed train which made the trip
TO the slide yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. M. Blair and little daugh-
ter were arrivals on last nights east
ern on their way to their home in
Silverton. As the road Is blocked
Mrs. Blair went to Hesperus this
morning to spend a few days with
her brother.
w. C. Miller was an arrival last ev-
ening from Denver, and left for Le-
banon this morning to locate care
taker on his ranch In the Montezuma
valley, who will look after things this
season. Mr. Miller is said TO have one
valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. J. touag returned
last evening from a rip throneh San
Juan county, New Mexico, and were
guests OF the Southern over aignt.
They left for their former home at
Sanford, Colo. today to wind up their
affairs. preparatory to leaving for
Pennington. where they expect TO 10
cate In the near future.
Frank e. Quirk, district representa-
tive for the Davis Nurseries, the big
tree firm at Salt Lake, went to Aztec
today MIR. Quirk said he was going
to consult H. s. Wattles and persuade
him to turn in an order for more
snow. If more snow means more fruit
next summer, and will stop the buds
from waking up too soon, We say,
Go ahead. Let her snow" It's just Il
l"temporary inoonvenience"-we heard
some one say that at the train this
morning. and we think it sounds good
$50 what does 1t matter? Bring ON
your snow. We're willing!
Willie Spargo is here from Mancos
on O visit to his sister, Miss Mae.
Attorney l.. p. Main returned last
evening from a brief visit to his ranch
at Cedar Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Hutchinson were
arrivals on the eastern last evening
from Ignacio for a few days visit in
town.
F. A. Mckinney, the directory man,
returned last evening from La Junta
Denver, and points between. where he
Iput In q couple of weeks on directory
business. Mrs. Mckinney accompa-
MED him.
Miss Frances Winter. the milliner
is expected to arrive this evening from
a purchasing trip east.
Mrs. William Wetenhall and baby
were returning passengers to their
home at Ignacio this morning. The
latter. who was quite sick is as well
rs ever, now.
Mrs. Regina Faris came in last even
ing from Mancos, where she visited
her son Earl and 11ay for few
weeks.
Mrs. L. S. Cheseboro came in last
evening from Denver. and Is in the
city for few days on business per
taining to her interests here.
The Southern was delayed two
hours last night at Franklin juno
ton, by q rock on the track. The
train was on time up to that point
! Lewis Lssner was in town yester'
day from the upper Florida, buying
supplies. MIR. Lissner says that the
snow is three to four feet on the
Florida. and the ranchmen anticipate