Semi-weekly herald., 1912-09-26
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PURELY PERSONAL.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Mason sail
for home Sept. 2S. They have been
in Europe since early in June.
l.. E. Smith and family is the proud
parents of another boy. Don't forget
to congratulate him.
A l.. Feeck was an arrival from
Silverton this morning to join his
wife who has been at the Southern
fer the past ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Kight and chill
dren and DR.. Richardson are home
from Electra Lakes where they had
a very pleasant but brief outing.
P. D. Gates of the Montezuma val
ley left for Denver this morning,
where he will attend the meeting of
the Democratic state central commit
tee.
Miss Isabel Brewer left for Ig-
nacio this morning where she Is ne
gagged in assisting the primary solk
in the Ignacio schools to develop gray
matter.
Assistant Postmaster I. F. Hill is
home from Pennington where he
spent a portion of his vacation attend
ing the fair and visiting .he splendid
orchards of which the section boasts.
S. II. Burris, son of Senator Burris
of Pueblo, was guest of the Palace
last night. He was bound for the
La Platas where his father has valu-
able mining interests.
Miss Hattie Ballingee, who has
charge of the local telegraph office,
returned from Hermosa this morning
where she enjoyed weeks vacation
with Mrs. Hand and Mrs. Evans at
the Hand ranch.
Mrs. Fannie Branen left for Tel
luride this morning where she will
run the section house for the winter.
She is particularly anxious to locate
there as it is the point that her son
Arthur makes his headquarters.
R. R. Ross and +. j. StIawn Of
Alamosa returned from Pennington
last night where they attended the
fair and familiari sed themselves with
the fruit conditions. After spending
the night at the Palace they con-
tinued eastward this morning.
f. C. Gilbert, manager of the
smelter, returned from Chicago last
night, where he was called a couple
of weeks ago by the serious illness
of his wife. While her condition is
very much improved she is still con-
fined to the hospital.
Prof. Lockhart, who has charge of
the manual training department in
the schools, has rented Mrs. Fannie
Branen's house on Fourth avenue for
the winter. His mother will arrive
from Greeley early in October to make
her home with him.
w. D. Chapel of Denver, who
spent the latter part of the week in
the city in the interest of the Rio
Grande employees magazine, has de-
parted for home. The local railroad
boys are much interested in the newsy
periodical he represents.
NJ Marshall and j. A. Schaaf OF
Colorado Springs returned from the
Moptezuma valley last night where
they have been looking over govern
ment land with view of legally ac-
o,li,ing the same. Today they are
confering with the local land Office
in regard to their prospective fii'hgs
Rev. J. D. Johnson of Silverton
passed through to Pueblo this morn
ing to attend the state conference Of
the Congregational church. The Rev
Mr.. johnson is a recent arrival from
Australia, this being his first charge
in America. He has been stationed
at Silverton six weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Barlow, pastor of the First
Baptist church of Pagosa Springs, re-
turned home this morning. He de-
livered two excellent sermons at the
local Baptist church yesterday, in
the morning and evening. His views
of the application Of Christian doc
trine to the practical affairs of life
are worthy of careful consideration
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday school begins promptly
at $3.50 and closes at 1890, so when
the band begins to play at 1:3o ev-
cry boy in town may follow where
it leads and remain the entire after
noon without being accused of an at
tempt to play hockey. 1t is also un-
derstood the children will given an
opportunity to witness the parade
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Thompson OF
Colorado Springs returned from the
Montezuma valley last night, where
they have been on land seeking ex-
pedition. They found number OF
places that tsuited them and If an
arrangement can be made whereby
the price is made equally satisfactory
they will soon be possessed of some
real estate in the valley. This morn
ing they boarded the eastern for home.
Under the efficient leadership OF
Prof. Bortz the Episcopal Sunday
school was reorganized yesterday The
church has been without Sabbath
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