Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-27
y. H. slattery came in lass night

from Denver and continued this morn
ing to his home in Silverton. Beer
politicking, that's all.
Miss McLard was an arrival IN
last nights eastern from San Fran.
cisco on her way to spend a couple Of
months vacation with her parents a,
Dolores. The young lady was a pas.
senger on this mornings Southern.
Mrs. d. C. Coulson came in from
Bayfield, yesterday to attend the ban
quet of the Reading club, which take.
place at Trimble Springs today, the
ladies making the trip by auto. Mrs
Coulson is the house guest of Mrs. A
Hahn for day or two.
IT. ]. Avery returned to the Jncas
mine this morning after brief busi.
ness trip to town over night. His
father, George w. Avery was on his
way to the ranch near the May Day
this morning.
Miss Ada McGetrick departed thi:
morning for Greeley, where she will
attend the summer normal school
during her vacation. Miss McGetricb
recently completed successful tern
of school at Cortez, and stayed owe,
to visit DR.. Alice Walker of this city
for few days on her way east.
Miss Elsie Ives was the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Jarvis
over night on her way from Aztec tc
Denver where she will visit friends
and also spend some time with her
mother and sister at Brighton, Colo
Mis- Ives expects TO be absent about
month.
Mrs. M. Deputy and Cynthia
Buck, the little girl who makes her
home with the former, returned to
lockwood this morning. Mrs. Deputy
was returning from shopping trip
Edna Swift accompanying her on a
visit to Cynthia.
In Mondays Herald Mrs. C. E
Hampton was reported as seriously ill
statement which turns out to be
somewhat of an exaggeration. We
are pleased to say on information Civ
en- us by Mr.. c. E. Hampton that his
wife is improving as rapidly as pos
sible.
&C. F. Snyder, principal of the
Fort Lewis school, returned last even.
ing from Pagosa Springs, where he
conducted an extension meeting
Thursday. County Superintendent Mrs
Rosepha Pulford, and Mrs. Schryver
who assisted Mr.. Snyder, also return
ed on last nights train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Robin, are
expected to arrive in the near future
from their home in Connecticut, to
spend a few weeks with the formers
brother, DR.. A. w. Robbins, of this
city. 1t is said that, like his gifted
sister, Miss Anne, Mr.. Robbins is a
fine singer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Arnold were
passengers on the Red Apple train this
morning, to Aztec, thence to Farming
ton by auto. Mr.. Arnold was max
ing the trip on business, Mrs. Arnold
accompanying him to see the orchards
ir bloom. The sight is certainly
worth the trip.
Mrs. X. A. Gagg departed this
morning for the Animas valley to
spend few days at the Triangle, their
country home near Hermosa. Ru-
dolph accompanied his mother, but
made the trip overland, riding to the
ranch on his pony, and quite proud
of himself for being able to make
the trip alone.
Mrs. John Pearson jr. and baby
Virginia, who is the friendliest of lit
tie ladies, and coos at you as If she
had known you all her life, left this
morning for Dolores to spend q few
weeks with relatives. Mr.. Pearson is
in Silverton, and during his absence
Mrs. Pearson will try the effect of q
change on her health.
David Lewis and son, Thomas, the
d. & R. G. brakeman, running on the
Silverton branch, went to Silverton
this morning to attend the funeral OF
the formers grandson, the 12-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. David Jones
which takes place tomorrow. Some
twenty boxes of flowers went up by
express, tokens of sympathy from Du.
range friends.
This morning Juan Garcia was
brought before the court and plead
not guilty. Mrs. Attencio will appear
for trial in the district court on June
10 and Juan Garcia's case will follow
Both have plead not guilty and unless
their pleas are changed their case'
will go to jury at that time.
j. DeJarald, the well known resi-.
dent of Pennington, returned on last
nights eastern from trip to his ole
home in Ohio, where he accompanied
the remains of his son, who died re.
Gently in Pueblo on the way homs
from st. Louis, where he spent som,
time for the benefit of his health. MIR
DeJarald was a guest of the Palace
over night, and continued this morning
to his home in Pennington.