Semi-weekly herald., 1912-12-09
l Charles Thompson, the Silverton
dairyman, passed through to the

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lockwood participating in the social
galeties in progress.
| One matter of minor interest and
two naturalizations occupied the at
:; tention Of the district court today.
Bart. Sease and two assistants rode
out to the Sease and Wetter cattle
camp in the Oxford vicinity today.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Osbourne were
| Denver bound passengers this morn
ing.
Sam Johnson returned to the ranch
at Cedar Hill this morning after Civ
ing business matters attention for
few days.
Cal Richie, one of the oldest en-
gineers in point of service on the
| fourth division of the Rio Grande,
has quit the road.
NJ. l.. Porter was among the ar
rivals from Silverton this morning
who is enjoying the hospitality dis
pensed at the Strater.
Mrs. c. j. Mayer departed for Den
yer this morning to spend the holi-
day season with her three married
children who reside there.
Alex Porter of the Mountain States
Telephone company went over to Man
COS this morning to install number
of new phones in that prosperous
village.
That meat can be successfully cook
ed by electricity will be demonstrated
by Miss Augusta Durbin at the Du-
range Gas and Electric company office
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hubbard, the
new Slyweds, who have been guests at
The Strater for couple of days, were
tound for their home in Aztec this
M ing.
Attorney Victor Hungerford of the
Florida Mesa Land and Development
company left for his headquarters in
Colorado Springs this morning.
Mrs. Anna Medsh of Ophir was a
guest at the Palace last evening She
was bound for Silverton to join her
husband who is engaged in murug.
Mrs. Owen House returned to her
home in Chama this morning after
tarrying few days in the city, the
house guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Oscar House.
District Attorney Lane headed
Trouble mesa direction this morning.
He evidently anticipated that it was
time for periodical disturbance down
there.
District Clerk E. " Hollingsworth
Of San Juan county was an over
night patron of the Palace. This
morning he left for Denver via Tellu-
lide and Grand Junction, because he
believes in the old adagc the longest
way around is the surest way there,
don't you know.
After tarrying for three weeks IN
the section on a combined business and
pleasure mission, Amos Zimmerman,
former well known resident of the
couEty, departs tomorrow for his home
near Eugene, Ore. Mr.. Zimmerman's
visit has been source of much pleas
urc to his many friends and relatives.
Hildreth Frost. who is interested in
Montezuma land along with other
members of his family, was over from
the valley last night, patron of the
Strater. He returned to the land
holdings this morning and will con-
tinue later via the Southern for his
home in the Springs.
NJ. Gordonswartz, one of the Den
yer cattle buyers who has found this
section a splendid field for his activi-
ties, departed this morning for home.
Yesterday he made his final shipment
for the season from Tiffany, six car
loads, total of one hundred and
twenty-six head of stock. The desti-
nation is the Fort Collins feeding
pens.
Mrs. f. Winchester, the very charm
ing woman who has been the house
guest of her daughter, Mrs. f. d..
Burns, since early summer, departed
for her home in Chicago this morn
ing. The months have been filled with
so many happy occasions she looks
forward with great deal of pleas
ure to return visit, either next sum.
ner or one season further away.
The first Monday in January when
County Treasurer-elect Turner drops
the elect" and becomes the real
thing, Miss Edna Smack will still con-
tinue to BE- the deputy. AS the young
lady desires few weeks vacation,
Oren Frary, the present treasurer,
will act as deputy in her absence
Miss Smack mas been such an eff
ciont and accommodating assistant in
liie office for the past four years, her
esention will meet the approval of
every taxpayers in the county.
Representative George Weaver of
this county in company with Repre-
sentative o. C. Skinner of Montrose
county are spending the day at Fort
Lewis Agricultural school. Mr. Wea-
yer is loyal and effective worker
for the institution and he never loses
an opportunity to enlist the support
of others The fact that Rapresap