Semi-weekly herald., 1912-04-29


solidated Mines company, who stayed
over in town for few days on his
way to Mancos, went out on the
Southern this morning with his man
ager, M. w. Mouatt, who was on his
way to assume his new duties.
r.. r. Smith of Cortez and Harry
Pyle of Dolores, two good boosters
from the Montezuma valley, were in
town last night to attend the spe.ial
session of the San Juan congress, and
departed for Denver this morning.
Walter M. Danburg, 7. w. Hall
and Frank H. Hall, who were here to
attend the San Juan congress, and
also the Odd Fellows celebration, left
for their homes in Pennington, this
morning.
Attorney Henry 1. Lyman, past
grand master of the l. o. o. F. for
Colorado, arrived last evening from
his home in Pueblo, to attend rhe
celebration. Mr.. Lyman will be the
principal speaker in Red Men hail this
evening.
Miss Hermene Brenekamp, who
passed through few days ago with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Pitcher jr., came
down from Silverton last night and
continued to her home in Denver, This
morning. The young lady was a gu sst
of the Savoy over night.
David and S. j. Heindel came in
lest night from Denver, where they
spent the past month on vacation
trip. This morning they departed for
Trimble Springs where they will rus
ticate for week or two before con
tinuing to Silverton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chaillant and
son were arrivals on the eastern last
night from Orleans, Ind. They were
guests of the Palace over night and
left today for Shiprock, to make their
home on the Navajo reservation. Mr..
Chaillant is in the government serv-
ice.
II. e. Peterson left this morning
for Blanco, for the headgate of the
Citizens ditch. Mr.. Peterson has tie
contract for the flume work on the
extension to the above ditch, and was
returning after hurried trip to town
for material.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Reed were in
the city last night on their way 10
their home at Cedaredge, Colo, after
IA few days visit with Mrs. C. Parker.
at Falfa. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Reed
said they like the country, fine, ami
will return later. If conditions are
favorable, they may decide to locate
IN La Plata county, permanently.
John K. Trumble came in last
night from Dolores, and is staying
over to attend the Odd Fellows cele-
bration, on his way to Colorado
Springs on business.
Judge c. A. Lennon was a pas
senger to Aztec this morning OF
contract work.
The vacant building just below
the Strater, to be occupied by the
l'urango bakery after May 1, is being
cleaned and fitted up for the new oc-
cupants.
DIR. A. j. Nossaman was a return
ing passenger to his home in Pagosa
Springs this morning after being in
town over night to attend the meet
ing of the San Juan congress.
A. j. Carlson of Bloomfield, N.
NJ, who spent yesterday in town on
business mission, went to Silve.ton
tins morning for like purpose.
Mrs. William Steele left for her
home in Silverton via this morning.
train, after spending few days IN
town for medical treatment.
DIR. A. f. Hutchinson went {,
Hesperus this morning to look after
some cases of measles for DR.. w. W
McEwen, the county health officer.
who is out Of town.
David Evans, who came down
from his mining claims on Bear creek
last night, departed this morning for
Pennington ON brief outing.
DIR. F. W. Dicke of Aztec return
ed last evening from professional
business trip to Mancos, and contin-
ued to his home in Aztec, this MORN
ing.
Charles Gagner, manager of the
Dagley tunnel in San Juan county,
eairc down from Silverton last night
AS far as Trimble, for few days
visi. with his wife and daughter, who
s~a spending n few weeks .here