Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-06

Rev. Father Liciotti went to lgnacio
this morning where he will conduct
services.
William H. Tritz is In the city for a
day or two from Fort Lewis, arriving
/ on last nights train.
Mrs. o. U. Franklin was passenger
to Ignacio today on visit to her
brother. l. N. Jack.
| Mrs. W. s. Fem left on the eastern
this morning to spend a few days
with her son Harry in Pueblo.
| Manager ]. A. Clay OF the San Juan
Power & Light company is confined
to the house with a siege Of grip.
| ], r. Patterson and son-in-law. e.
P. Crawford, sheepmen OF the Monte
yuma valley. are guests of the Savoy
today, from Mancos.
/ Itu olPc WdS du dlIltdl ldot hi6ht
from Denver and left for the Monte
yuma valley today, on land seeking
trip.
r. s. Graf OF Pennington was in
the city last night passing through
from Denver. Mr.. Graf went out on
the Red Apple train this morning.
Miss Edna Smack returned last
evening from visit with relatives in
different points in Iowa and Okla
homa.
Mrs. Albert Kern left the. hospital
yesterday and Is spending few days
| with her mother, Mrs. Jack, before
leaving for her home at Oxford.
William Officer, foreman of the May
Day mine was passenger to Den
yer, where he will visit friends for a
week or two.
Nj. l.. Town of Hesperus was in
town over night and left on the east
ern this morning for Falfa where he
will visit friends for day or two.
| The Southern train was delayed one
hour and five minutes last night at
Franklin Junction by rocks on the
track. The train was on time up
to that point
! George E. Grebles and slsterin-law,
Mrs. r.. C. Grebles, and the latter's
son and daughter were arrivals on the
eastern last night from Denver and
departed for Mancos this morning.
| Jesse Hallar. the Manoos horseman,
departed for home today after a cou-
pie OF days in the city. Mr.. Hallar's
brother Tom left for Mancos yesterday
morning.
Mrs. W. L. Bostwick, who before
her marriage was one of La Plata
b SuCCtSSlul tedCutlS, has Soh-
cluded to teach again for few months
and will soon begin short term In the
Arboles district-Pagosa Springs New
Era.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Price of Chicago
are here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Oar
lington. Mrs. Price is a favorite cous-
in of w. I. Darlington and as they
the meeting was of more than ordi-
nary interest to them both.
Geo. N. Raymond went up to the
remain until Tuesday, being somewhat
under the weather. No, he is not car
rying his head bent over for fun
just to accommodate a pet, one of
Jobs comforters.
Mrs. Cleora Skinner OF Colorado
Springs and Miss Alma ]. Erb of
Hockersville. Pa, were guests of the
aAosS A1ot hA6he, ehCiA O.
rival on last nights eastern. This
morning the ladies' went to Riverside
where they will visit friends for few
weeks.
The Mancos basket ball team arrive
this evening to play against the home
team in the high school gymnasium.
The latter put up a pretty game
against Mr.. Lincoln recently, and as
the Mancos team has some good play
ers. tonight's game should be inter
esting.
Gail Munyon of Silverton, nephew
of Mrs. ]. l.. Gaylord, is spending the
week In Pagosa. Gail, who has been
with the Silverton Supply company
many years, is returning home from
hin annual vacation trip.-Pagosa
Springs New Era. Mr.. Munyon is now
in this city waiting to get through
to Silverton.
Miss Gertrude Harrington has been