Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-23
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ger to Silverton this morning on busi-
ness.
ID. C. Coulson was a business visi-
tol from Bayfield, Saturday night, re !.
turning home Sunday morning.
Mrs. Frank Eldredge is the guest
of MIR. and Mrs. John Herr at Ig-
nacio for few days.
William p. Vale, second vice
president of the First National bank.
returned last evening from Boulder,
where he attended the G. A. X. en-
campment held during the past week.
A. Dunn, the wool merchant, re-
turned Saturday evening from busi-
ness trip TO Pennington. Mr.. Dunn
spent Sunday in Durango and depart
ed for home on this mornings train.
M. l.. Towne, the original owner
OF the mining property which the Ida
he and May Day companies are now
contesting, in the La Platas, went to
Hesperus this morning, on brief
business trip.
Superintendent II. f. Robinson of
this government irrigation district, re-
turned last night from hurried in-
spection trip to the construction works
at Shiprock. He departed today for
Albuquerque.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Otton and
children left Saturday morning on the
eastern for Denver. Mrs. Otton was
en- route to Lawrence, Kas., on an ex-
tended visit TO relatives, Mr. Otton
accompanying the family as far as
Denver.
Division Superintendent I. II. Luke
departed for Alamosa this morning in
car "R" which still looks somewhat
the worse for the pounding it received
in the recent derailment on the Silver
ton branch, but travels all right ap-
parently.
w. c, Foster, member of the
faculty of the state agricultural col
lege was in town over night, passing
through from Mancos and other points
in the Montezuma valley, where he
has been investigating the bee dis
case prevalent there.
Miss Emma Garrish, one of the
teachers in the bayfield, schools, spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting Du-
range friends, and left for her home
in Pennington today. The Bayfield,
schools closed on Friday, after one
of the most successful years work
in their history.
Il. N. Crawford, the Pueblo CON
tractor, who is putting in steel work
in the railroad bridges for the d. &
X. G., came in from the Florida Sat
urday to spend Sunday in town, re-
turning to the scene of operations this
morning.
Mike Campion, Sam Ethridge and
Sheriff 7. McCluer went to Aztec this
morning to appear as defendants in
case in which they are charged with
driving cattle off the range. The case
comes up in the San Juan county
district court, before Judge E. c. Alb
bott.
w. NJ. Peterson, formerly super
intendent Of Fort Lewis when it was
still an Indian school, came in last
evening from Washington, and left on
this mornings train for Aztec, where
the Richard Wetherill case will come
up at the term of district court, which
this morning.
Judge W. S. Hartman was an ar
rival last evening on the eastern from
Clovis, N. NJ, where he attended the
state Democratic convention held on
May ID. This morning Judge Hart
man continued to his home in Aztec.
lie was guest Of the Southern over
night.
George w. Wakefield was in the
city last night en- route from his home
near Rosing, N. NJ, to his old home
in Ohio, to visit his two brothers,
whom he has not seen for the past
forty years. Mr.. Wakefield went east
this morning.
Mrs. j. A. Anderson and children
returned last evening from Pagosa
Springs, where she spent few weeks
visiting friends for the benefit of her
health. Mrs. Anderson was a guest
of the Rochester over night and con-
tinued this morning to her home in
Silverton.
Mrs. d. F. Day left this morning
for her ranch at cleo, where she ex-
poets to be able TO give an undivided
mind to the different responsibilities
of farmeress, now that Mrs. Tulley
Is on the road to recovery. We are
pleased to state that the latter is able
to sit up for time each day, and is
getting along very nicely considering
the severity Of the case.
Price Walters, ex-representative
to the New Mexico legislature, was
guest Of the Palace over night, pass
ing through from his home in Aztec,
to Las Vegas, where Mrs. Walters is
an inmate of the sanatarium. Mr..
Walters received a telegram stating
that his wife's condition is very un-