Semi-weekly herald., 1912-09-30

The Alamosa baseball team depart
ed for home this morning. Yes, we
will have to admit they Carried home
the bacon"
Prof. Levy leaves for Denver in
the morning on business trip of n
few weeks duration. His sister, Miss
Minnie, will return home with him.
MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Tefft came down
from Silverton this ico,ring. Mr..
1'cfft is making one Of his regular
trade soliciting trips, while Mrs. Tefft
is acting as chapcron.
w. N. Searcy, who came down from
Silverton yesterday to attend the fair,
stayed over today to view the political
situation from the storm center stand
point.
Mrs. A. E. Sutherland and little
son returned to their home in Ignacio
this morning after visiting Mrs. Su-
therland's grandparents, Judge and
Mrs. Warner, and attending the fair.
F. c. Gilbert, manager Of the local
smelter, was returning passenger
from Silverton this morning, where
he spent couple of days looking
after company business.
A special melting of the Civic club
will be held at the board of trade
rooms Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O. All
members are urged to be present.
Mrs. Fred Egan, president.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Haberman are
guests at the Strater. They now
make their home in Boulder but they
came from Rico last night where they
visited the grave of their beautiful
young daughter who was laid to rest
a few weeks ago.
Fl. II. Longenbaugh and C. d. Guils
ford returned from Nebraska last
night where they went two weeks ago
with the remains of their wife and
daughter who died very suddenly near
Lebanon on Sept. ~. This morning
they continued their journey home.
Mrs. Richard Robbins, who in COM
pany with her husband, has spent the
summer in the section visiting the ma
icr portion of the time with Mr.. Rob
bins brother, DR.. A. W. Robbins, de-
parted this morning for her home in
Connecticut. Miss Anne Robbins at
companied her as far as Denver where
she Will visit with friends for {; cou-
Pile CT months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Patrick arrived
from Denver Thursday night just in
time for the pioneers banquet and
dance. Business of Importance ne
cessitated Mr.. Patrick's presence in
Denver and he had to hasten home
ward this morning. Mrs. Patrick will
remain in the city for visit with
relatives and friends.
The Indians headed homeward this
morning, feeling they had had the
time of their lives. The "royal gorge"
served by the fair association beats
Uncle Sans handout all hollow. But
prosperity must be riot on the res
ervation this year. Never in the his
tory of the Durango fair have the
Indians or their horses looked as well
fed as this year.
Miss Cassie Wyatt entertained the
Dorcas band at the home of Mrs
Charles Thompson Friday, Sept. 20
The evening was spent in various
games, after which refreshments were
served. Members present were the
Misses Dobbins, Green, Knowltou,
| Wyatt, Skells, Peterson and the new
teacher, Miss Mary McCartey. 9th
ers were the Misses Davies, Ralston
Frazier, Hooker, Taylor, Wyatt and
Leavenworth..
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knight and
children left for their home in the
Montezuma valley this morning, after
spending week in the city with Their
old time friends, Mr. and Mrs. George
Isgar. Mr.. Knight is one of the most
progressive ranchmen in the valley
While many others have waited and
bemoaned the fact they were handi-
capped by lack of railroad communi-
cations Mr.. knight has by intelligent
tilling of the soil made fortune.
f'r. snd Mrs. William Myicr and
daughter motored over to their nome
il the Mnntezuma valley this morning
aftec offending the far this week.
Mr.. Msler, who is familiar'y known