Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-20

"A. B. Kimball is a business Wis .
itor today from Allison on shop.
ping trip.
&C. G. Mcmillan, who returned
last evening from a business trip to
Denver, continued this morning to his
home in Silverton.
] &C. b. Christensen came in on the
eastern last night from Denver and
points east, and continued this morn
ing to his home at Fruitland.
Joe Airy was u returning pas
senger on the morning train to the
sawmill near lockwood, after brief
visit at his hcme in this city.
The school board will be IN sea-
sion on the 23d inst for the selection
of teachers and janitors for the COM
ing school year.
"A. l.. Brown, more familiarly
known as Bert" went to Mancos this
morning on business, connected with
mis- cattle interests.
A. Dunn, the well known wool
buyer, was an arrival from Roswell,
N. NJ. last night and departed this
morning for Pennington on bust
ness trip of few days.
e. Morrison was an arrival last
night from Walsenburg on his way
to visit his ranch in the Montezuma
valley, whence he departed on this
mornings Southern.
business visitors in the city today
from Aztec. Mr.. Pierce is cashiec of
the Citizens bank in Aztec and is here
on matters pertaining to tho same.
w. w. Grow and j. j. Elliott are
guests Of the Southern for a day or
two, while looking around in this vi
cinity. The gentlemen arrived from
Purcell, Okla, last night.
Miss Lizzie Young was return.
ing passenger on the Red Apple train
this morning to her home at Farm
ington, after a few days outing in
this city, shopping and visiting her
sister, Mrs. ]. w. Lackey.
H. b. Maris, superintendent of
the San Juan Light & Power com
pany's Silverton plant, returned to
Silverton this morning, after day
in town on business with the Du-
rango office.
Mrs. J. F. McCully and little
daughter, were guests of the savoy
aS. tight, passing tnr:nga from va
cst'n trip spent with relatives, to
tseii home in Farms. gtou where Mr.
McC.ly is ID. & X G. agent.
Mrs. NJ. w. Archer was a guest
of the Palace last night on her way
from her home in Greeley to Farm
ngton, where her brother, ]. I. Whis-
tier, is seriously ill., Mrs. Archer con-
tinued her journey this morning.
C. e. and G. r. Schaar, wno we.c
here over night on their way from
the Montezuma valley, where they
spent several days on land seeking
trip, departed for their home in Colo.
RADIO Springs this morning.
George W. Avery, the reformed
mining man (Mr. Avery recently
turned agriculturaIisD, left this
morning for his ranch near the May
Pay. He was all ready to go to work
since he had his digging clothes on.
Frank Hartman, editor of the AL
amosa Empire, and also of the La
Plata Miner was passenger to La
Plata City this morning, on busi-
ness relating to the latter publica-
uion.
Miss Genevra Outlet was an ar
rival last night from Cortez, to meet
her sister-in-law, who is expected on
this evenings eastern. The ladies
will probably continue to Cortez t.
morrow.
james Beaton was among the ar
rivals on last nights train from Sill
verton, to meet Robert B. Estey, who
came in on the eastern from Lead
vile. This morning both gentlemen
left for Silverton, where the latter
will look over some mining property
in which he is interested.
Mrs. j. NJ. Miller and children,
and brother, Roy Trumble, were pas
sengers on the Southern last evening
from Ophir, where they visited their
father, F. E. Trumble, who is manag-
ing big mining property there. This
morning the party continued to Cas-
telar to their home on the ranch.
Miss Agnes Carstairs left for
Pennington this morning where she
will spend several weeks, on az: ,ur,
of ber health. In case the climate
Ifoves beneficial the young iaJ. will
remain all summer. We trust that the
change will soon restore Miss Car
stairs to health.