Semi-weekly herald., 1912-01-08
Deputy United States Marshal Tom
Clarke left for the east this morning.

Deputy United States Marshal Tom
Clarke left for the east this morning.
D. H. Rodgers and L. E. Barker,
the well known contractors, came |
down from Silverton last night, con-
tinuing to Denver today.
w. A. Ptolemy was Silverton del
egate at the San Juan congress last
night. Mr.. Ptolemy is son-in-law
of the late Judge Pinkerton.
Harry Pyle, the Dolores real estate
man, who always delivers the goods,
came in last night to represent the
Dolores board of trade at the San
Juan congress.
H. Maris, manager of the San Juan
Water and Power company's interest
in the Silverton section, is in town
comforting with the manager of the
local office.
Fireman Nissen, who sustained such
painful injuries in the railroad acci-
dent at Toltec, is reported improv-
ing and hopes for his recovery are
entertained.
Mrs. R. S. Baker of Shiprock is in
the city, the guest Of Mrs. Charles
I1cck and Mrs. John Wilmer. This
is the lady's first visit here since The
memorable event in October.
Mrs. Freeman and daughter of
| Mancos were travellers who journeyed
eastward this morning. The ladies
are respectively mother and sister OF
Editor Freeman of the Mancos Times.
Frank Rodecker went up to Hes
perus today. We think on collect
ing tour. He was equipped with a
huge nail puller, so evidently intend
ed to pry something loose.
Miss O'Leary of Hesperus, who
spent yesterday attending the various
sales in progress in this city returned
home this morning. Miss O'Leary is
sister of Mrs. Lamb of the May
Day.
Bayfield, extended the serenading
honors right royalty to Prof. George
E. Smith and bride. By way of COM
parison the reception accorded King
George and Queen Mary in India was
quiet affair.
Mrs. Charles Morest departed for
Telluride via Denver this morning to
join her husband who is the express
messenger between Montrose and Tel
luride, known in railroad circles as
the north end run.
Charles Ross and James Ross, faith
er and son, were arrivals on the Red
Apple line last night on their way
to La Boca. Mr.. Ross jr. has been
superintendent of bridge construc-
tion crew on that line.
| Mel Springer, the Bayfield, mer-
chant and mill operator, was bound
for Pennington this morning. Mr.
Springer is too busy enlarging his
business interests to entertain any
thoughts of financial depression.
Tonight the Woodmen of the World
will install the following officers fol
the ensuing year:
C. C.-L. F. Dunn
A. V.-M. T. Barton.
Clerk. A. Clark.
Escort-Emil Gutzwiller.
Watchman-W H. Tizzard.
Sentry-Gleason Brady.
Manager-E. ]. Hollopeter.
A. H. Ireland is up from his tim
bering camp, spending the holidays.
Mr.. Ireland reports the severe cold
wave in his section about the same
as that which prevailed here. Mr..
Ireland is getting out railroad tim
bers on the Rio Grande river, 125
miles south of Alamosa, on the Chilli
line, thirty miles north of Santa Fe.-
Alamosa Empire.
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Walter Stacy, an Oxford rancher,
is attending to business matters in
the city today.
| Charles Conroy is on the GONZALES
cent list. The Messrs. Otton and
Brennan have been 1t and Deputy Its
during his Illness
| Miss Clora Zimmerman resumed her
school duties at Ignacio Tuesday after
delightful vacation with her par
ents in New Mexico