Semi-weekly herald., 1912-12-19

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| Louis Haberman of Rico was a
homeward bound traveller this morn
ing.
Banker Werkheiser of Silverton was
n between trains visitor from Silver-
ton yesterday.
Attorney A. Rex Mollette returned
this morning from business trip to
Silverton.
Mrs. William Vosburgh and daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Nelson, are in from
the Florida today shopping.
| Messrs. Brasier and Duffied Of !e-
nacio were returning passengers from
Pennington last night who headed
homeward this morning.
V. E. Yessler of Nara Vista, n. NJ.
went down to the Navajo reserve
ticn this morning to purchase lndinn
ponies for the eastern market.
Robert Klinsenger, VIII has been
mining in the La Plata camp this sea-
son, is in town enjoying a change from
the strenuous life.
o. f. Boyle departed for Denver
this morning to attend regular
neeting of the stock board of whi:h
he is member.
| Yesterday morning there was six
inches of snow at Rico, Telluride and
Lizard Head and storm was in
progress which promised the dertb
1 ,yni,tI ha iprraug.I ,,,.,,,falI
The stork got In some Of Santa
Claus work ahead of time Sunday
when it delivered baby boy to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Jacl<D-
nelly.
Mrs. Ellen Oliver, whose husband
has trading posts on the reserva-
tion forty-fve miles from Liberty,
came up last evening on her way to
Salt Lake City to spend the holiday
season with relatives.
f.. B. Holmes, the Pennington drug
| gist, arrived on the Red Apple line
last night in company with his wife
and little daughters who were bound
for the old home in Illinois to spend
the Yuletide season with relatives.
Mrs. w, T. Darlington went down
to Pennington this morning TO spedd
a few days with her sister, Mrs. A.
| +. Miller, and assist in caring for M.
Miller who is seriously i'll with heart
trouble.
Miss Florence Salabar, county SUI
perintendent-elec will enter the Of
flee with Mrs. Rosepha Pulford on
Jan. 2 to familiarize herself with
the duties, preparatory to assuming
the responsibilities of the office on
Jan. Is.
| A letter from dad" Sven con
veys the information that his rest is
not restoring him to health as he had
hoped it would. In fact his condi-
ton does not show signs of improve
ment, His many friends anxiously
await more favorable reports.
Clint Hodgson and family started
Monday morning by wagon with the
intention of going to California but
having no destination nor regard fot
time. If suitable location is found
they will probably locate, says the
Pagosa Springs Sun.
Prof. and Mrs. James Bortz, Miss
Mary Bryant and Mr.. Hubert Wynn
returned from Shiprock last night
where they gave an excellent concert
which was most enthusiastically re-
ceived.
Alfred W. Lee of the Mountain
States Telephone company has beer
transferred to Phoenix, Ariz., and will
leave for his new location tomorrow
The change is made for the benefit n
this high altitude.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Nixon and chill
dren came over from the Montezuma
valley last evening where they have
Eeel visiting relatives smce carly au.
tumn. They were HON ward boun
this morning, Wapo, okla, being
their objective point.
District Clerk E. " Hollingswortt
returned from Denver last night anc
remained over guest at the Palace
1t is rumored that Mr.. Hollingswortl
has been offered lucrative position
in Mexico which he will accept as sour
as his term Of office as district clc:l
expires.
Conductor James McHolland re
turned from Denver last night witt
the pleasing information that his sis
ter, Mrs. S. s. Sloan, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis was S,
far on the road to recovery to b,
considered out of danger. Her gen
eral condition was so good that sh,
withstood the shock Of the critica
operation even better than her fam
j lily anticipated. Mrs. McHolland an,
Mr. Sloan will remain with her some
time longer. The former leaving TO
Nampa, Idaho, just in time to spen,
the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Gu
! Roberts and assist Santa Claus n
showering gifts on that very prett.
niece, Miss Evadne.
DR.. VIM. Sadler, author Of "Th'