Semi-weekly herald., 1912-09-26
Mrs. James L. Richersou Of An.

Mrs. James L. Richersou of An
tonito is guest at the Palace.
H. P. Shultz and daughter Edith
of Largo are in the city for the
purpose of attending the fair.
County Surveyor Wilhoite of San
Juan county, New Mexico, is. a busi-
ness visitor in the city.
7. J. Totten of Silverton came down
last evening i'll order to be on time
for all events.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tud Patterson are
down from Silverton to attend the
fair and visit with the home folks.
Mrs. L. A. johnson and daughter
of Pennington are registered at the
Palace. They are here to attend the
fair.
w. A. Jackson has returned to
Cortey. Mrs. jackson will remain at
the ranch several days with ner
daughter, Mrs. Cordell.
E. R. Casey, former Durangoite,
is down from Telluride meeting his
cid friends and also participating in
the good time at the fair grounds
Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Trimble of Do
lores came over last night to remain
for fortnight's visit on combined
business and pleasure mission.
Rev. James Russell of Pueblo ar
rived in the city over the Southern
last night and is stopping at the Sa-
voy.
Mrs. Phillips, mother Of Mrs. ]. w.
Buckley, arrived from the valley this
morning to visit during the .air week
with her grand daughter, Mrs Jack
T.aher.
Mrs. ]. C. Welsh and children came
up from Pennington last night bound
for Pagosa Springs to join Mr.. Welch
who has charge of the electric light
plant at that point.
frankie Thompson, the well known
piano player, returned to the city
this morning after an extended visit
to different points on the western
slope.
Mrs. Fred Townsend and Mrs.
Katherine McMasters of Aztec are
among the visitors in the city who
ars making the Southern their head
quarters.
Stoctk Inspector Sam Ethridge
went out to Bocea this morning where
he was called in his department ca
pacity to inspect twenty loads of cat
tie which will be shipped from that
point today by 0. F. Boyle.
Mrs. G. f. Bruington of Aztec
came up last night to join Mr.. eru-
ington who is here on legal busi
ness. Together they will journey to
the fair grounds during the days of
the festivity.
Mrs. II. c. Hefling and children of
Pennington were passengers east this
morning where they go to spend the
winter months. Their time will be
divided between Missouri and Okla
homa.
Miss Helen Bertrem arrived from
Silverton this morning and will be
the house guest of Miss Gertrude
Harrington during the week. Miss
Helen Thompson will join the party
tomorrow morning.
The Mexican who was so seriously
injured by being struck on the head
with shovel, is in Mercy hospital,
still in a precarious condition. AS yet
the authorities have not succeeded in
Locating Mccoy, who is guilty of the
assault.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Faunce cane
over from Mancos last night and are
domiciled at the Savoy for the week.
They have just disposed of their ranch
properties in the Mancos valley for d
sum approximating 100000 and are
planning to spend the winter months
far from the haunts of farm duties.
Last evening horse which Albert
Faris was riding down Main street
slipped and fell on stone crossing,
throwing the rider to the ground with
considerable force, rendering him un-
conscious. He was taken to Walls
drug store where he soon revived. Be-
side the shock to his system his in
juries were confined to few bruises.
Mrs. A. r. Lewis, the interesting
pioneer woman, who has been con-
fined to her bed for many weeks fol-
lowing a critical operation for peri
tonitis will sit up for the first time
today. Although she will be unable
to participate in any Of the affairs
given for the pioneers she will be
able to see all her old time friends
who call.
There is a new attorney in embryo
in town. He arrived at the home of
l.. f. Smith via the Stork route. His
alleged weight is eight pounds. Ev-
cry one but Pete has extended cor
dial welcome to the new conner. The
latter is going to reserve his approx
al and admiration until the little fel-
low shows himself more worthy OF
it than he has done. Because why
should he be taken on faith when all
he knows how to do is to cry and
sleep, reasons Master Pete.
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