Semi-weekly herald., 1912-11-25
Charles Hosea, a Montezuma coun-

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| The Fulcher party, who have been
making the Savoy their headquarters
for couple of days departed this
morning for California to spend the
] winter among the haunts they have
| learned by their annual visits to love.
j. S. Fraser, formerly travelling
auditor for this division of the Globe
| express. spent the night in the city
for the lorpose of giving the local
! office general supervision. Since his
promotion to the first division Mr..
Trasers trips to this part of the state
are far from frequent.
j. NJ. Hayden, a well known engi-
neer. came in from Chama last night
and today went to Mercy hospital
where he will undergo a critical opera
ton for trouble of long standing. DR..
Turrell and Hobby are the surgeons
who have charge of the case.
Mrs E. A. Martin of Pennington
was Il guest at the Strater last night
on her return from Denver where she
has been on an outing of fortnight S
duration. She made the last stages
of her homeward journey this morn
ing.
Miss Mabel Hoffenstein, who has
been making her headquarters in this
section for several months departed
this morning for Colorado Springs to
spend the winter months at the old
home.
r. G. Graf of the Hunter Mercan-
tile company returned from the east
last evening where he sold several
cars of apples. After partaking of
the hospitality of Mine Host Stilwell
for the night he departed for his home
in Pennington this morning.
Mrs. Miller sr. of Aztec is in the
city making the acquaintance of that
grand baby in which she and Mrs. c.
F. Wood are mutually interested. In
common with the other members of
the family she is certain he is the fin
est boy that ever graced this town.
Mrs. f. A. Chubb and Mrs. w. w.
McEwen jr. will entertain the Ladies
Aid society of the NJ. L. church at the
nome of the former, 54S Fourth ave-
nut tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. Mem.
ters and friends of the church and
society cordially invited.
C. S. West of Manitou was among
the arrivals over the Southern last
night who patronized the Palace. He
was here to confer with George West
but failed to make connections as Sen
..tor West is on his way east with
cattle.
d. R. Mckinney motored up to the
IDAHO this morning with a party of
friends, mining men who are interest
ed in that famous mine. The company
numbered Superintendent Melbourne
and Messrs. A. B. McDavid and w. l..
Knight of Denver, both heavy stock
holders in the properties.
George Woods, the Mancos drug
gist, came over to meet that new
auto that arrived from the east yes
terday. Today he is helping his new
acquisition to get acquainted with his
methods of driving. AS yet no de-
molished telephone poles have been
reported.
Denver Latham has sold his ranch
on Sheep Cabin, horses, farm ma
chinery and remaining cattle, about
sixty head of yearlings, to j. T. Nor
gan and Fred Catchpole, and expects
TO start with Mrs. Latham about Dec.
for the Argentine Republic, South
| America.-New Era.
The Clint Hodgsons of Pagosa
Springs are going to spend the win
ter making the trip overland. Mrs.
| Hodgson underwent a critical opera
| ton at one of the local hospitals a
few months since and the change is
being made hoping she will be bene-
| fitted thereby.
Robin Frazier of Trouble mesa was
| notified from the sheriff's office that
warrant for his arrest had been
sworn out by Mrs. John Rhodes. He
| will arrive in the city this evening on
his own volition. Sheriff McCluer will
take him in custody at once and place
him in the county jail. Thus the
county Jail is in line for another
| boarder
Mrs Claude Whittlesey of Animas
| City departed this morning for her old
home in Louisiana to spend three
months with her mother whom she has
ret seen for ten years. She has not
announced her coming so the home
folk have a most pleasant surprise in
store for them. During Mrs. Whit
| tlesey's absence Miss Marie will pre-
siie over the destinies of the house
hold.
Express Agent and Mrs. G. A.
| Schmitt and the Junior Schmitts leave
| Monday for southern California where
they will remain until the first of
the year while Mr.. Schmitt recupe-
rates from the effects of the operation
he underwent a few weeks ago. Dur
| ing their absence, Dayton Warner will
have charge of the local office, and
we are certain that he will make good
in that capacity as he has in all others,