Semi-weekly herald., 1912-04-08

tals moral or physical. moreover IL
will take an act of the legislature to
change his H(e)art!
Mrs. Clara Forney and Miss Irene
Koehler were guests of the Strater
over night on their way from Sill
yerton to Denver. The latter was re-
turning to school after spending the
spring vacation a. home in Silverton,
Mrs. Forney accompanying her to
Denver after a visit with Silverton
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Clay have
moved from their residence at 1896
Third avenue, to the handsome Dixon
residence at 1912 West Park avenue,
which they purchased recently. The
head of the family and a corps of
assistants are busy these days set
ting the household gods in their
beautiful new home.
From Fridays Daily.
III. L. Dixon ir. went to Silverton
this morning on business.
10. W. w All 10 u pusiHeoo sioitoi
today from Pennington.
Attorney F. C. Perkins left foE
Tiffany today on short business trip.
j. r. Tucker was in the city
over night from Pennington, on his
way to Denver, on business.
Miss Sylvia Green was passen-
ger to Aztec this morning, where she
will spend Easter with friends.
j. M. Johnson returned to his
home in Pennington this morning,
after few days outing in this city.
j. H. Slattery was in the city
over night, passing through from Den
yer to his home in Silverton.
j. d. Fisher returned last even
ing from business trip to Denver,
and is staying over in town today or
his way to Silverton.
Il. R. Medley and Slas Marshall
were arrivals last evening from Cor
tez, and continued today to Denver on
business trip.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cook is in the city
today buying goods for the store at
Ignacio. She was an arrival on the
eastern last night.
| j. d. Adams of the Local Secur.
ity company went up to Hermosa this
morning. Said he had to go to some
place he was reasonably sure of being
able to return from right away.
William Johnson jr. was an arriv
al last evening from Alamosa on his
way to Silverton on business for the
company. Mr.. johnson is special
! agent for the d. G. r. G.
George C. Hill, superintendent OF
the Shenandoah properties in San
Juan county, left for Silverton this
morning. Mr.. Hill was returning aft
er a trip to lower altitude for the
benefit of his health.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stevenson
were among the arrivals last even
ing from Denver, and continued todsy
to Dix, where they will work fol
George Sponsel. They were guests
of the Southern over night.
"A. E. Wait succeeds A. E. Young
as superintendent of the power plant
of the San Juan Water & Power com
pany at Tacoma. Mr.. Walt returned
recently from his honeymoon, his mar
riage taking place over month ago
| Mrs. Ernest Shaw was a passen-
ger on the Silverton train this morn
ing. The lady was returning home
after spending the past few weeks
in visiting relatives in Mancos, part
of the time being passed in Durango
as the guest of Mrs. John Pearson jr
| John N. and Benz. F. Jackson
came in last night from their former
home in Buffalo, N. Y, and continued
today to Cedar Hill where they will
locate on ranch property they pur-
chased some time ago.
&C. E. Swick, who is associa.,a
with F. f. Quirk, in looking after
the interests of the Davis nurseries
in this section, came in last night
from Bayfield,, and left this morning
for trip through the Montezuma
valley.
IT. E. Peterson went to Ignacic
this morning to superintendent the
completion of contract on a govern
ment bridge. One of the piers is al
ready finished and the others are
nearly done.