Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-20
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p. C. Nolan went out on the
Southern tbs morning, bound for Man
cos on buried business trip.
Wedding bells will ring on June 4
for the fair daughter of well known
resident of the Florida mesa.
F. C. Wilson, who returned re-
Gently from vacation trip to fIor-
ida, is back at work again as con-
ductor on the Red Apple line.
j. II. Bunce came in on the Red
Apple train last evening from Aztec,
| and was in town over night on ditch
business.
The Stubbs-Jakway case, which
has been on trial all week in the dis
trict court, was adjourned to June 10,
or as soon thereafter as the court can
reach the case.
Miss Margaret Pieper left for her
home in Riverside this morning, after
couple of days in town to speed de-
parting friends on their homeward
way.
Miss Elsie Ives left this morning
for her home near Aztec after a pleas
ant visit of few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Stein of this city.
District Manager r, M. Moi -is
Of the telephone company, returned
last evening from visit to the ex-
changes in the Montezuma valley.
Lloyd Sheets, the Bayfield, mer
chant, was business visitor over
night, departing on the eastern this
morning.
Miss May Vandegrift WAS an out
goirg passenger on the ca stern this
morning bound for Springfield, III,
to spend a two weeks vacation with
relatives.
Miss Sharley Pike departed this
morning for Manitou, Colorado
Springs and other points in the north
ern part of the state, to spend few
weeks visiting friends.
e. +. Burnett, the eyesight spe-
cialist, came in last night from his
home in Center, where he was called
recently on account of the illness of
his little son.
Frank Hartman, editor of the AL
-amosa Empire, was an arrival on last
nights eastern, on business connected
with his other paper, the La Plata
Miner.
Miss Edith o'Connell went to
Aancos this morning to visit friends
fer few days during the graduating
exercises, to be held tonight ard To-
morrow.
Mrs. L. MCGEE was an arrival
last evening on the eastern from her
home in Lumberton, and continued
this morning to Aztec, on a brief
business trip.
Thomas Hamor, superintendent of
the local fish hatchery, went out on
the eastern this morning with $4,000
eastern brook trout, which he was
taking to Pagosa Springs, to stock
the upper San Juan and tributaries.
w. II. Beck, nephew Of w. S.
Walker, who was largely interested
in the Eden Canal company, before
the same was dissolved to be re-or-
ganized under new management, re-
turned last evening from Santa Fe,
and continued this morning to Fruit
land.
j. S. Fulcher came in from Rico
last night and departed today for
Mancos on vacation trip of few
days. Mr.. Fulcher is an employs of
the Rio Grande Southern.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Kerschliner were
among the arrivals on last Gight's
eastern from Denver, and continued
today to Aztec to spend a few weeks
with their daughter.
The district court is still busy
with the Stubbs-Jakway case. Nc
Closkey and Moody are attorneys for
plaintiff and Perkins and Main are at
torneys for the defendant.
--B. E. Hooker left on the eastern
this morning for his former home in
Dayton, o., to spend a couple Of weeks
with his mother who is over 81 years
of age, and is very anxious to see
him before the great change, which
seems imminent, comes.
w. r. Hall returned to Ignacio
this morning after a brief visit in
town. He made the trip to select his
summer Panama, although he said it
was probably a needless luxury A
fur cap would be more appropriate for
most days, although occasionally we
have a day that seems like the real
thing.
H. f. Robinson, superintendent of
this irrigation district for the gov
ernment, came in last night from Ig-
nacio, where he stayed over one day
on his way from Albuquerque. This
morning Superintendent Robinson left
for Shiprock on an inspection trip of
the irrigation project in course of
construction on the reservation.
Mrs. f. K. Mastars of Rocky
Ford, and daughter, Mrs DR.. Beebe,
Of Los Angeles, Cal, and the latter's
little daughter, Frances, were guests
Of Mrs. A. Douglass over night on
their way to La Posta. The ladies' ex-