Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-14
PURELY PERSONAL.
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way THIS mosnlnR after an EXTENDED
visit with local members of the FAM
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Frisley of Stat
ford, Kas., spent the night in Du-
range on their way to Dolores to visit
Mrs. Frisley's parents, the Dolan's.
l.. P. Main left for Bayfield, via
Oxford today on political business.
MIR. Main is being cordially received
in the different points in the judicial
district.
The snow is reported to be five feet
deep at the head of Hermosa creek.
This season bids fair to be record
breaker in its provisions for those who
live by irrigation.
Soens and Sheets, the north side
grocerymen, went fishing in Bauer
lake with silver hooks. Their big
catch was black bass that tipped
the scales at more than four pounds.
Kent McEwen, one of the cattle
kings of Montezuma county, is stop
ping at the Palace while making prep
arations for the big cattle shipment
he will make in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. " Riordon left for
their home in Dolores this morning
after partaking of the hospitality dis
pensed at the Savoy since early in the
week.
Attorney Victor Hungerford, the
legal light and guide of the Florida
Mesa Land and Development company,
left for Colorado Springs this morn
ing. Mr.. Hungerford is one Of the
most prominent attorneys in the state
ID. G. Miller and brother, r. G.
Miller, left for the east this morning
after spending some time at the May
Day giving the mining activities gen
eral supervision. r. G. Miller was
bound for his home in Pennsylvania,
and d. G. for his headquarters in
Denver.
Drs. Paul Wilson and Sanford Bell
came in from the Allison section last
night where they have been address
ing the farmers on scientific soil cul-
ture. Tonight the gentlemen will
meet the residents at Trimble Springs
and tomorrow afternoon are scheduled
to speak at the court house.
Raymond Rees, son of Superintend-
ent of the Ten Brock, left for Dem
yer this morning. He has been en-
gagged in mining in the La Platas this
summer and after sampling simple
life so generously he feels that the
city owes him the best good time that
it affords.
Frank Parsons of the La Platas
is spending few days in town. On
Aug. "a, Mr.. Parsons had the mis-
fortune to break his angle. The in
jured member is slow to heal. He
still walks with the aid of crutches
and his present condition indicates
that he will continue to do SO for
some time to come.
The Mesdames j. M. and Otto
Thomas of Aztec were guests at the
Southern last night. This morning
the former departed for her old home
in Iowa to spend several weeks with
relatives while the latter returned to
Aztec. The ladies are old time friends
of Mrs. Jarrett's, who has charge of
the Southern restaurant.
Marion Daniels went down the Red
Apple line this morning, clad in hunt
er's togs and armed to the teeth with
most dangerous weapons. When a
propounder of foolish questions asked
if he were going hunting, he replied,
mo, l am going out for visit with
friends and am taking a gun along to
promote sociability." What company
that man must keep!
Mrs. A. Wolfston and little daugh-
ter of Mancos departed this morning
for Chicago where they will enjoy a
vacation of several months duration.
1t will be remembered that Mrs. Wolf
ston was severely burned by the ex-
plosion of gasoline nearly two years
ago. For weeks her life was despair
ed Of. While she has partly recover
ed from the effects of the accident
she will suffer from it as long as she
lives.
The prospects for the recovery of
Mrs. Frank Wommer are bright.
Miss Edna Brown. who was called
here by the death of her father, will
return to the Boulder university in
day or two.
Miss Mary Cearns, who taught at
La Plata City last summer, is en-
gagged in cultivating the gray matter
of some Oklahoma youths this season.
Judge Parkinson is wearing a Bull
Moose pin. Who would ever have
thought that his Democratic faith
could be lost by the wayside. Surely
the altitude must have effected him.
The Bull Moose have established
headquarters in the Snyder block,
room 1S (next to apartment 23), the
latch-string is now out and the door
unlocked. The managers of the cam
paign invite members of every po-
litical creed TO come and receive
light. The room is equipped with lit
erature of the Roosevelt brand.
The lectures delivered by Drs. Bell