Semi-weekly herald., 1912-08-12

passenger to the May Day this morn
/ ing.
John O'Rourke, the attorney left
for points along the Southern on le-
gal business this morning.
i L. A. O'Donnen is In from Oxford
spending few days at the Savoy with
his wife who is domiciled there.
w. H. Lockwood came down from
Silverton this morning and is stopping
at the Southern.
Sven Lindley of Silverton came in
on the accommodation last night,
and headed Denverward this morn
ing.
| Mrs. NJ. A. Hayden of North Dq-
range went over to Pagosa Springs
this morning to visit with friends for
couple of weeks.
This is the season the "hello girls
are taking their annual vacation. Miss
O'Connell of Animas City is acting as
substitute in the local office.
j. A. Reagan is back from the lower
Animas valley where he has been col
lecting statistics for the proposed new
| railroad.
County Superintendent Mrs. Pulford
failed to arrive last night, SO her
home coming will probably be re-
corded tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Turner were
overnight visitors from Bayfield, who
made the Strater their headquarters.
Miss Hazel Connolly, who has been
visiting with Miss Vertie Stultz for
several days, went out to her home at
Griffith this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Williamson and
the children motored over from Do
lores yesterday and are guests at the
Strater.
Carl Pollock leaves st. Johns, Mo-,
on Aug. 10, for this city, to spend
several weeks with his wife and that
lovely baby, whom every one desig-
mates as Sunny Boy"
Miss Carrie Craig, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Grebles at Trimble
this week, came down this morning
to spen da f.w days with Miss Minnie
Levy.
Mrs. o. X. Neighbors went out to
Florida mesa this morning to see the
new baby who arrived at the home of
her brother-in-law a couple of weeks
ago.
Mrs Henrietta Hubbard was an ar
rival last night from Holbrook, Ariz.,
bound for Pagosa Springs to take the
famous baths for the benefit Of her
health.
Among the arrivals from Silverton
this morning who are guests at the
Strater are A. B. Baird of Denver,
John Evans, Ebensburg, A. Chiohton,
Johnstown, Pa, and E. M. Grimes of
Silverton.
Mr.. Kinderman, who has been
spending ten days with his brother-in-
laws family, John Skoog, departed
for his home in Chama today. His
nephew, George Skoog, accompanied
him.
l Itluilltu piihtt
ton where he has been transacting
business for several days. This aft
ernoon in company with Mrs. Turner,
| who has been the house guest Of Mrs
A. Parker, he drove out to the Bayfield,
| ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Williamson of
Dolores are busy looking over our
city for a desirable residence. They
are anxious to place their children in
our excellent schools at the beginning
OF the school year. Mr.. Williamson
is cashier of the Dolores bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hudson arrived
last night from Alba, Mo-, on their
way to Pennington. Both are ad-
vanced in years. Mrs. Hudson has
very poor health and the long hot
| journey has proven very trying TO
her.
Extolling the scenery and voicing
an approval Of our people seems to
| be the favorites Of conversation of
tourists passing through our section
now. lime was when they expected
to find US so primitive and they made
US certain we lived up to their ex-
pectations.
Among the guests at Trimble are
Mrs. T. D. Burns, Mrs. Roy Hall and
children, Mrs. Janes Jitcher jr and
Mrs. Maxwell. Mrs. Burrs, who suf-
fered stroke of paralysis lust March
is taking the baths 20 alleviate her
srfferings and is receiving considera
| ble leneft from them.
Clifford Laube, the accommodating
clerk at the Palace, left today on a
three weeks vacation trip. The first
week will be spent in Denver while
the remainder will be passed in Rico
with his mother. He will return in
time to enter school in September.
The United States civil service COM
| mission announces the examination for
stenographer and typewriter in the
field service will be held at an early
date. Application blanks and fur
ther information may be obtained
from the local secretary of board of
civil service examiners, Ed Hill at the