Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-02
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From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
e. 7. Higgins, the mining pro-
moter, and real estate man, left this
morning for Denver on business trip
of few days.
will Galbreath, eldes. son of D.
s. Galbreath, is the new superintend-
ent of the South Pagosa mill, snc-
ceeding Lawrence Sullenberger in that
capacity.
The marriage of Mr.. Thomas
Gilbert and Mrs. Bertha Wuench takes
place this evening, at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilbert, TIA
Fifth avenue.
Mrs. K. l.. Holden and children
were outgoing passengers on the east
ern this morning to Iowa, to spend
the summer vacation with the little
folks maternal grandparents.
"A. B. Teal, tax agent for the
American Smelling & Refining COM
pany, left for his home in Denver this
morning, after few days in Durango
and vicinity on official business.
j. H. Schisler, resident OF Colo
RADIO Springs, returned from Farm
ington yesterday where he has been
looking over real estate with view
of making some desirable properly
his own.
We are glad to say that Mrs. II.
o. Willis is recovering from the Sc
we're attack of acute bronchitis which
has kept her in bed for the past
twelve days and at times defied all
medical control
The family of Mr.. Wahler will
return from Germany next month
where they have been for some two
years. The children have been enjoy
ing the school facilities offered in
that country.
William Bird, who las. evening
was connected with an accidental fir
ing of gun down on Third street
was taken before Justice Ballreich
this afternoon and fined for being
drunk and disorderly.
While on his recent trip through
the northwest, Harry Kettewel saw
the j. w. Buckleys in Oregon, where
Mr.. Buckley is in the sawmill bust
ness. While doing very nicely, Mr.
Buckley is offering his mill for sale
and expects to move to another To-
cation as soon as the business is dis
posed of.
Miss Sharley Pike closed sue
cessful term of school at Trimble last
Friday. The end of the school year
was fittingly celebrated by an elabo-
rate entertainment in the spring. For
the first part of the term Miss Pike
was assisted by Miss Ollie Baldwin
now Mrs. Gaines. The last few months
Miss May Huggins had charge of the
primary department.
Mrs. w. T. Goeglinc, daughter of
Alderman O'Driscoll, is now in Oa'ay
with her mother. When the neutral
ity proclamation was issued, Mrs.
Goegline and the children, who were
then in Santa Barbara, Chihuahua,
with her husband, left at once for FL
Paso. The trip was free from Incl
dents of an exciting nature but had
it been delayed four days a de'uge
of troubles would have been their por-
ton as it was then the revolutiorists
destroyed miles of railroad and burn
ed many bridges. On account of all
communications being cut off Mrs.
Goegline has not heard directly from
Mr.. Goegline since she reached tire
United States.
John Ritzman, Pennington fruit
buyer, is at the Southern
Sam Traby is business visitor
from Trouble mesa.
II. p Sheriff is in from The Flo
rida today.
Rev. William Ford Highly return
ed from Pennington last night where
he conducted services Sunday.
e. E. Martin, Rio Grande au6i-
tor, is attending to department duties
at the local freight depot today.
John Walzer, who halls from
Denver town, went out to Hesperus
this morning to engage in mining.
Attorneys l.. Z. Smith and F'igel
left for Denver on legal business this
morning.
Harvey Ellis, the well known real
estate man, headed Denver ward to-
day where he will interest some land
buyers in this section.
j. H. Pollard, who has been look
ing after various interests in the city
the past week, left this morning for
his present headquarters in Trinidad
Fred Balcom, the chaplain of the
knights of the grip fraternity, went
out on the Southern this morning on
a dispensing of sweets expedition.
H. C. Bolinger, the La Plata
merchant, is in town on supply pur
chasing mission. AS usual the Stra-
ter is catering to his wants.
Ernest Hoffman of Silverton was
a guest of the Southern last night
He was headed toward the Oxford
ranch.