Semi-weekly herald., 1911-12-14

state In the Cox trlal remained un-
scathed during cross-examination,
while Cox when testifiyng in his own
behalf under "Johnson's gruelling
cross-fring became confused" Amt it
awful, Mabel.-Bayfield Blade.
f. w. Stoll of Lake City, Iowa,
went out on the Red Apple train this
morning on land seeking trip to
Pennington. ~
County Commissioner w. l. Mylsr,
of the Montezuma valley, is guest of
the Savoy today, while staying over to
attend to some business matters on
his way to Cortez, from Omaha,
where he accompanied big shipment
of sheep.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Patton arrived
from Durango on Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Patton is still suffering much
pain from her injured limb. 1t ap-
pears that they were returning to the
car from the show one night when
she stumbled over tie and caught
her foot between two of the timbers.
Her knee cap was thrown out of
place; the ligaments were SO badly
strained however that she has suffered
terrible pain and will be unable to
move around for weeks. Mr.. Patton
was running compressor on the con-
structioH gang at Durango; he says
that traffic to Silverton was to be
resumed on Thursday.-La Veta Ad
vertiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Paxton have
fine baby boy who arrived recently.
Superintendent Thos. Ii. Welborn is
down from the Idaho mine for a day
or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Van Brimmer
returned last evening from trip to
Denyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Markley are
the proud parents of fine baby girl
born Saturday.
F. w. McCord is in the city today
from Bayfield,, arranging for some
sheep shipments.
George Goodman was an outgoing
passenger on the eastern this morning
bound for Denver.
A. A. Arlington came down from
Silverton last night and is spending
the day in town on business.
Jasper Burnett left Sunday morning
to accept position in the Tom Boy
mine, at Telluride, for the winter.
| l. N. Jack is in the city for day or
two from Ignacio to attend to certain
business matters as well as to visit his
mother.
Court Stenographer c. d. Peters
was a passenger to Silverton this
morning. District court convenes this
afternoon.
| G. Wilhoite was returning passen-
ger to his home at Pennington to-
day, from few days outing at Trim
BILE Springs.
Miss Bernice Caughey was an ar
rival last evening from Chicago and
left this morning for Cortez on Wis
it to relatives.
Mrs. ]. o. Brown and daughter Miss
frankie, came in from Cortez last
night and left for Denver this morning
on a vacation trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kramer of Sill
verton have little daughter. The
baby was born Dec. 5. The little girls
father is sheriff of San Juan coun-
ty.
Rev. L. w. Gunby and wife were
outgoing passengers on the eastern
this morning bound for their former
home in Shelbyville, Mo-, on visit
to relatives.
w. R. Eaton came in from Kline
to prove up on his homestead today.
His witnesses were Thomas Harris,
Louis Ivy, ]. R. Eaton and Jacob
Rothesberger.
G. F. Neigold, owner of the Old
Hundred mine in San Juan county,
Colo, arrived Saturday night from
Denver and continued to Silverton
yesterday morning.
Mrs. d. e. Hathcock was an arrival
last evening from Cortez and depart
ed today for her former home in Ala
bama, to spen dthe holidays. This is
her first trip home for l 9years.
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