Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-31


! The sheep, wool, pelts, ETC., sent out
of San Juan county, New Mexico, far
exceed in value the fruit products,
says the Pennington Enterprise.
Miss Mona Welch, very pleasing
little lady who has been employed at
the Palace for more than a year, left
this morning for Trinidad to visit her
mother and sister.
One hundred and twenty cars of
fruit have been shipped from the
Pennington section thus far this sea-
son. The express shipments total
745,949 pounds.
The funeral of the late jefferson VI.
Rose will be held from the family
residence, 1888 Third avenue, tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock, under the
auspices of the G. A. R.
w. P. Smith, who halls from Leav-
enworth, Kas., is in the city for the
purpose of convincing housekeepers
that vacuum cleaners are no longer
Il luxury but necessity.
Mrs. May Hearn, who has been Wis
iting on the La Plata for several
weeks, was guest at the Southern
last night on her way to her home in
Chama.
Attorney w. F. Mowry and family
returned from Cortez this morning
after couple of days stay in the
city while the former transacted court
business.
City Clerk Wilson is home from
the near-east where he spent his an
nual vacation. Today he is knee deep
in the office troubles that occupy his
attention every working day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Kight are going
to housekeeping the first of the month,
after year of hotel life. They are
to occupy the house on Fourth ave-
nue., formerly owned by the j. S.
Turmans.
When every freight train from Sill
verton brings from eight to twelve
cars of ore to the local smelter it
looks as though mining activities
were not decreasing in the vicinity of
our neighboring camp.
Mrs. Elsie Walsh, sister of the late
Mrs. Perry Spencer, arrives from the
east tonight to attend the funeral of
her sister which will be held from
the Baptist church tomorrow at l
p. m.
Tonight the city council meet to
consider the tax levy for the ensuing
year. If you have objections to make
regarding the same it is up to you
to be present tonight and present your
side of the matter or forever hold
your peace.
Trades have been quite numerous
the last week in this city. Alex Hart
traded his interest in the livery
stable to Frank Sharp for ten acres
of young orchard below town. Mr..
Sharp then traded the livery interest
to Marvin Rhodes for the G. w. Stone
residence, owned by Mr.. Rhoades.--
Aztec Index.
The Alamosa shops of the Denver
& Rio Grande have experienced diff
Guilty during the past weeks to secure
sufficient help in the several depart
ments. Keeping up motive power and
rolling stock for largely increased
traffic has made the shops busy
scenes.-Alamosa Empire.
Al Hubbard, the well known sheep
man, returned from Kansas City last
night where he shipped 1,496 head Of
sheep couple of weeks ago. The
animals brought him s6.65 hundred
straight. How is that for a fine
profit?
o. F. Boyle was off for Kansas
City this morning with the seven
cars of cattle he planned to ship yes
terday. His last shipment of cattle
brought the highest price that Colo
RADIO stock has ever commanded in
the eastern markets.
STATE or OHIO CITY or TOLEDO.
Lucas COUNTY -
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he Is senios
partner OF the nrfn OF r. J. CHENEY a Co. doing
h,.niu I, Ix.ad l.aiI