Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-20
From Wednesdays Daily.

W. @. Mcclure came up from Aztec
last evening and continued On the
eastern this morning to Denver.
Rev. Fr. Van NJ. Beede came In last
night from Denver and Pasosa Springs
and continued to Manoos this morn
ipg
Frank Sheets left this morning or
vacation trip through Arizona and
New Mexico. 1t should be pleasant
outing. and we trust that FRANK will
enjoy his vacation and return much
improved In health.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson was guest OF
the Southern last night on her way
from Silverton, where her mother.
Mrs. w. D. Watson. died recently, TO
her home in Victor. Mrs. Wilson left
on this mornings train.
d. c. Coulson. the bayfield, mer.
chant. left for Ignacio this morning on
his way home. The spell Of warm
weather Is drying up the roads. They
are still in pretty bad shape. but
improving.
e. Corkins. Otto Oebi and b. 9.
Palmer. all OF Pennington, came In
from Santa Fe last night, where they
were on jury duty. They departed
for home on this mornings Red Apple
train.
Joe Salfisberg, a small boy about 10
years old, was among the arrivals on
last nights train from Silverton. The
little fellow stayed over night at the
Savoy and today went out to The
Florida to visit his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Weiland.
Mrs. Meade returned this morning to
Tacoma where she La visiting her
granddaughter, Mrs. A. e. Young, for a
few weeks. Mrs. Meade came down
from there several days ago, on q
shopping trip. and was blockaded and
unable to get back.
Goulding Houk. who has been in the
hospital for several weeks. as the re.
suit Of q runaway accident, Ia able
to be around again. and departed to-
day for the Goulding ranch at Flora
Vista. where he will spend week
or two recuperating.
Mrs. r. A. Lowe left for Alamosa
this morning to join her husband and
get settled In their new home. Mr..
and Mrs. loves many friends In this
city will miss them, but wish them
the best Of fortune In their new loca-
ton A number OF friends we're at
the train this morning to wish the dt-
parting traveller good luck.
James Pepper, the well known ranch
man OF the Montezuma valley. came
In last night from Tanning, Kas.,
where he has been visiting for few
weeks. Mr.. Peppers niece, Miss Net
eie Jasper, returned with him from
Kansas for visit. This 10 the young
lady's first trip this far west. She
thought we had entirely too much
sagabrush and was inclined to be
fearful Of our Indiana.
DR.. William Schumacher was a pas
seuger to Antonito this morning.
A. Hart OF Aztec was passenger to
Denver this morning.
Giles T. VaEdegrift left on q trip
to his Allison ranch this morning.
Paul Ritter ID in the city for - few
days from Ignacio
7. J. LOTUS departed for his home
in FArmington today. after q br.ef
business visit in this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Anderson came
down last night from Silverton and de-
parted for Denver this morning.
Charles Scheer was a guest of the
Southern last night passing through
from his home in Silverton to Denver.
8. A. Walters came up from Farm.
ington yesterday and went out on the
eastern this morning to Denver.
p. B. McAtee went down on the
Red Apple train this morning to Aztec
on railroad business.
w. T. Doss was In town last night
from Silyerton on his way to Den
yer. Mr.. Dose departed on the east.
ern this morning.
c. A. Potter of Pagosa Springs came
In last night ON the eastern on his
way to visit his sister, Mrs. Meade.
In the Animas valley.
Ed Biggs, who has been In the city