Semi-weekly herald., 1912-03-11

because of its advocates and of the
condition under which il is advanced"
Mrs. Anna Colmer and daughter,
Mrs. Anna Bailey, left for their home
in Silyerton this morning. The ladies'
came in several days ago from New
Jersey where they visited friends since
December, for the benefit of Mrs. COL
mer's health.
F. d. Smith of Chambers, Neb,
and II. C. Grimes of ONeill, Neb,
were land seekers arriving on last
nights eastern on their way to Cor
tez. The gentlemen departed via the
Southern today for the Montezuma
valley, and If conditions are favorable
they expect to locate.
Wash Patrick, state fish commits
sioner, came in last night from Dem
yer on hurried business trip. He
is spending the day in town, return
ing home in the morning. Mr.. Patrick
says that the weather on the other
side of the range and also in Dem
yer is very stormy and has been dis
agreeable for SOME weeks.
Mrs. George Burnett and daugh-
ter Elva were guests Of the Savoy last
night, passing through from the Mon
ta.t v,alla.r ,,Yka .-,A .ol
atives, to their home in Waco, Tex.
Mrs. Burnett is sister of Mrs. II.
IL. Brown of Mancos and also of Mrs.
Charles Reed of Cortez. The ladies'
went out on the eastern this morn
ing.
Mrs. W. o. Jenkins and daughters
were guests of the Southern last
night, passing through to their new
home near Cortez, from their former
home in Nebraska. After the plains,
the young ladies found much to won
der at in the mountains. The family
were on their way to join Mr.. Jen-
Sins who preceded them to Cortez by
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. White and
baby were guests Of the Strater over
night, coming down from Perin's yes
terday afternoon. Mr.. White is book
keeper for the Calumet Fuel company.
With his family he left for Denver
this morning, accompanying Mrs.
White that far on her way TO Chi
cago, where she will visit relatives
for a month or two.
Mrs. E. Broderick was an arrival
last evening from Quanah Texas,
where she spent several months visit
ing friends. This morning Mrs. Brod-
erick went out on the Southern to
Mancos, where she will visit her
daughter, Mrs. A. C. Attane, for some
time. Her home is in Detroit, Mich,
but for the past two years, Mrs. Brod-
erick has divided her time between
different members Of her family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dyke were
outgoing passengers on the eastern
this morning, bound for their home
in Dyke. Mrs. Dyke was brought
here some weeks ago suffering with
! case Of peritonitis that was so severe
her recovery seems almost like a mir
aele. She was operated on at Ochs-
ner hospital and left that institution a
few days ago. Just before departing
this morning. Mrs. Dyke said she was
feeling very well indeed.
--E. L. Dodder, who arrived Thurs
day night from his home, in Omaha,
Neb., on a visit to the Copper Hill
Mining company, owning a large
group Of mining claims in the La
Platas, received message yesterday
at La Plata City to the effect that
his sister Is seriously i'll in San Diego,
Cal. Mr.. Dodder therefore gave up
his trip to the mine and drove down
to Durango last night with E. N.
Beach. This morning he departed via
the eastern, being compelled to 20
round by Denver instead Of taking the
lmers direct youts ever ths r. q. 3.