Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-10

Prof. BortZ was the director OF tne
University of Pennsylvania Glee club
during his college days.
Mrs. Rosepha Pulford went ort to
Oxford today to visit the school in
charge of Mrs. S. w. Morrison.
A. ]. Neff left for Aztec this morn
ing after giving business matters at
tention in Silverton and Durango.
Mr.. Henry, who is known as one
of the big traders of the section,
leaves in day or two for the eastern
markets with large shipment of
horses.
If Reno is rightly designated as the
city of peace promotions is not our
neighboring town of Aztec entitled to
the honors of being the starting point
for hostilities.
Rev. Mr.. McElvy of the Methodist
church (South) went to Aztec this
morning to attend a district confer
ence of the denomination held at that
point Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Parshall, the
newly -weds, are over from Dolores
visiting the formers father, Postmas-
ter Parshall. Mrs. Parshall was for
merly Miss Ruby Wallace.
Mrs. W. N. Goodson of Aztec was
guest at the Savoy last night, bound
fer Alamosa to spend some time with
her husband who is potato inspector
f,l the D, & R. G. at that point.
The giants made their final score in
the ninth instead of the eighth as pub
lished in yesterdays Herald. The err
ror is due to mistake in the press
report.
General Agent and Mrs. McAtee
were Pennington bound travellers this
morning. Mr.. McAtee goes on rail-
road business while Mrs. McAtee to
learn if the end of the fruit crop has
yet arrived.
Charles Carter is dismantling the
merry-go-round which has graced the
corner south of Chapman's for several
months. The machine will be stored
for the winter and when spring comes
the wooden horses will be taken to
"greener" pastures.
| E. w. Henry returned from Arvada
last night where the remains of Mrs.
Henry were laid to rest Sunday. This
morning he continued to Cortez where
the five motherless children awaits his
coming, the eldest is Is years of age,
the youngest but few days old.
Yesterday there was general exod-
us of miners from the properties in
the La Platas where preparations have
not been made to carry on winter
work At the Ten Brock four feet of
snow has fallen and at some of the
mines higher up the fall has been
even heavier.
E. A. Dittman Of the Lucky Moon
headed toward the point of his pos
session on horseback this morning. In
the good old days of Mother Goose
the ancient dame travelled in that di-
rection via the broomstick. In the
days of the twentieth century gallant
and charming young men make the
journey on horseback, in less spec
tacular way.
N. w. Morat, the southwestern man.
ager of the Doyle syndicate who ranks
next to the chief owner, returned from
Denver last night where he conferred
with the big stockholders. After par
taking of the hospitality dispensed at
the Strater he left on the Southern
this morning on the last stage of
his homeward journey.
| The Stein Mercantile company clos
ed its doors today and everybody con-
nected with the establishment is busy
preparing for the big sale that starts
at Z o'clock tomorrow morning. The
sales force has been increased TO ac-
commodate the large number of Gus
toners who have signifed their in
tention of taking advantage of the
many bargains offered
Il S. d. Monberg arrived from Den.
yer last night and today is being in
stalled in the Globe Express office
where he will serve local patrons in
the capacity of agent during the time
G. A. Schmitt is confined to the hos.
pital. Mr.. Monberg is not a stranger
here, having made this point his head.
quarters when he was messenger OF
the Rio Grande Southern.