Semi-weekly herald., 1912-06-17
SHERIFF OF SAN JUAN
COUNTY PASSES THROUGH

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SHERIFF OF SAN JUAN
COUNTY PASSES THROUGH
Sheriff w. T. Dufur was in the city
over night on his way to Santa Fe,
with a prisoner, Fritz Brandt, recent
| ly convicted in the district court Of
Aztec, Of cattle stealing Brandt, who
| formerly lived in Durango, received a
sentence of from one year to eigh-
tenn months in the state penitentialy,
and a fine of $500. Mrs. Dufur, WHO
accompanied her husband this far, re-
turned to Aztec this morning.
Angus Mcqueen was an overnight
visitor from Tacoma returning thither
today.
Forecast-Local showers this after
noon; generally fair and cooler to
night; Sunday fair.
Lloyd c. Sheets came in from
Bayfield, last night on a hurried bust
ness trip.
morning for Silverton, where district
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Miss Euterpe Nash came in from
Mmcos last night and departed today
for Silverton.
E. c. McLoskey, the well known
Red mesa ranchman, is in the city to-
day on a business mission.
&C. II. Horner, who was in town
yesterday on business, returned to
his home in Allison, this morning.
Mrs. f. II. Foster left this morn
ing for Rosing, N. NJ, after pleas
ant visit with relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Freed jr
and their two younger children were
passengers to Aztec this morning on
visit to Mrs. Freed's sister.
C. R. worster came in last night
| from Cortez, where he owns ranch
property, and departed today for his
home in Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Firmin Hamor left this
morning for a brief visit to the ranch
at Elco. We all like a touch of the
simple life occasionally.
Attorney A. NJ. Edwards was
guest of the Strater over night on
his way from Pennington to Denver,
Albuquerque and other eastern points
Mrs. Emil johnson came in last
night from Dolores, and departed this
morning for Silverton to join her hus-
band, and make her future home.
Miss Bertha Mckinley was re
turning passenger to her home in
Inca today after a pleasant visit of
about three weeks with the Misses
McNicholas.
Mrs. f. H. Henry left for her
home in Hesperus this morning, after
couple of weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. Maude Swift, of Animas
City.
Mrs. TRULY and daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Cordula TRULY, and sons, Sam
and Carter, left this morning for Sill
verton where the famous case comes
up on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Bailey came
up from their home in Aztec last
night, and are spending few days in
town on a combined business ana
pleasure trip.
Mrs. Peter Carstairs and son left
for Pennington this morning to spend
a few days with her daughter, who
is spending the summer IN New Mex
leo for the benefit Of her health.
Mrs. W. c. Miller and baby and
her mother, Mrs. George Price, were
4 arrivals on last nights train from
their home in Pueblo on their way to
Lebanon, for which place they left
this morning.
Miss Hattie Ballengee, manager
of the local Western Union office, re-
turned last evening from a few days
spent in Denver, where she had a
pleasant visit with her father, who
was on his way to San Francisco, and
also with the Western Union officials
Judge w. S. Feker was IN ar.
rival on last nights eastern from ON
aha on his way to his mining ptop.
critics on East Mancos. Judge Felkel
, stayed over night at the Palace anC
continued his journey on today
Southern.
. John Kello, the well known Aztec
, landowner, returned home this morn
) ing, after spending several days il
town on business. Mr.. Kello came VI
some days ago with w. l.. Gill, super
p visor at large of Indian schools, whC
S was on his way from Shiprock to Ok
c lahoma.
= Mrs. D. D. Anderson and sister
2 Mrs. II. C. Scranton, were guests o
Y the Southern over night on their wa.
!. from Denver. Mrs. Anderson was re
. turning from a visit with her sister
e. the latter accompanying her to he
= home in Pennington for return visit
5, The ladies departed on this morning
Red Apple train.
s Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. King of Farm
i ington and the latter's sister, Mrs.
d P. Belmear came in last evening froT
IS Dolores. This morning Mr.. and Mr.
l. King left for Trinidad, where the
IS will visit relatives for few week
Il Mrs. Belmear, with whom they sper
IS few days on their way east, al
e companied them as far as Durapg
II and is staying over in town today q