Semi-weekly herald., 1912-06-17

Miss Catherine Weightman wen
out to Bayfield, via lgnacio today.
Mrs Robert Patscheck of Hesper
US 10 registered at the S)l,nlrr.. Sb,
Is down on shopping expedition.
M. F. WATERS, manager Of III,
kurns-Hali Mercantile comEauy, i.
paying our burg his semi monthly Wis
lit
Miss Ida Wheeler and a party ot
sehol ma am friends drove in from
Fort Lewis this morning. They left
for Bayfield, this afternoon.
The stork left fine baby CIR
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Free
Mahan of the May Day mine yester
day.
Farmer C. ID. Homer of AliiSCi
s patronizing itcal merchants today
The lanchmen IN his section have ev.
eIy Prospect for Il banner crop.
Henry Conner is down from
Ames, Colo, visiting his sister, Mis-,
Dorothy, and his aunts, Mrs. Regina
Fans and Miss Pear. Roberts.
Harry Dixon, the southwest, m
rep esentative for J. S. Brown, went
up to Silverton on trade soliciting
mis- sion.
General Agent and Mrs. P. b. Nc
Atee are home from points on the Red
Apple line where the former has been
gathering fruit crop data.
The major portion of the seventy
two teachers attending the institute at
fort Lewis VIII be incoming passen-
gers on tonight's Southern.
Mrs. NJ. L. Burrows of Farming
ton departed for points east this
morning on an extended pleasure trip.
She registered at Hotel Savoy last
evening.
Mrs. Dan Kight is in receipt of a
cablegram from her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. W. X. Mason, stating they landed
at Fishguard Thursday morning.
Mrs. M. w. Boyce went up to her
husbands cattle ranch at Cascade this
morning, where she will remain until
fall.
Miss Helen Smith of Rico is
spending a few days at the Strater.
John Bell is down from that point
on the Silverton branch named in his
honor.
Attorney S. w. Carpenter of
Mancos is transacting legal business
here and incidentally exercising 2
watchful eye over his fellow towns
man Billy" Miller.
MIR. and Mrs. w. S. McNeely are
taking in the attractions Denver has
to offer. If reports are not exag-
gerated the weather is not adding ma
terlally to their pleasure.
John Price, one of the promi-
mont mining men of the La Plata dis.
trict, has just completed his annual
Jury duties and is staying over to fa-
miiiarize himself with city ways"
The landscape gardener ut lhe
electrit light plant surely has oc, a.
sion to bt proud of his handi v1k.
The grounds are among the most at
traciive and the best cared ;)r ,r tie
city.
N. W. Bergwin, who givea his
postoffice address as Jefferso1town,
KY, and j. C. Bergwin whose loca-
ton is at the state college of New
Mexico, are stopping at The Strater.
VIII yeach, one of ne c-ack shots
of the southwest, came over frnm
Cortc6 lest evening and continued his
travels 10 Alamosa today. While kere
he demonstrated his skill to an ad-
mirjHg Topulace.
j. NJ. Knight of Ebert and C. L.
Brown of Rocky Ford, both men who
are willing to annex southwestern real
estate if they can find a bargain to
their liking, were over night guests
at the Palace.
District Clerk L. w. Smith of Ar
chuleta county and D. Herch, who is
connected with the Hatcher Mercan-
tile company, are over from Pagosa
Springs. The Strater is their head
quarters.
The silence is positively audible
in the Harmon house in North Du.
range since Joe, the grandson of the
household, has gone to Alamosa 10
spend the summer with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rosenblatt.
Mrs. Richard Farrow of the Pie
dra was operated on this morning at
Mercy hospital by Drs. Lackey an
Robbins for a severe case of appendi-
citis. Mrs. Farrow is a sister of Mrs.
Frank Dodson of this city.
Mrs. T. A. Kerr is down from
the Animas valley today on a supply
trip. The Kerrs are plan
ming to harvest the largest fruit CROP
this year that has ever been grown
on their splendid fruit ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Watts and chill
dren came in from Austin, Colo, via
the eastern last night and continued
their journey to Pennington today to
visit Mrs. Watts parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin. Mr.. Watts is manager