Semi-weekly herald., 1912-06-17

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Regular meeting of Sedgwick post
No. II, G. A. R. Thursday evening
June 10, 1912.
&C. E. Cooper, Hesperus sheep
'man, is in town attending to business
of importance.
Mine Host Grebles of Trimble
sampled the hospitality of Host Still
well at the Strater last night.
Mrs. Harry Pearson and Mrs. An
tone Winners are in from Bayiie Is on
shopping expedition.
Robert Grisham of Cascade is en-
joying brief vacation. He is At the
Palace.
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bachelor quarters and is now domi-
ciied at the Strater.
&C. L. Milton, the engineer, headed
Denver-way today. He has been trans
acting business in the Hesperus re-
gion.
J. E. Newman, a Denver e. Rio
Grande department inspector, IS in
the city looking after company mver-
ests.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. H. Angenc of Az
tic are making their headquarters 1t
the Palace during their stay in Du-
range.
Lawrence Sheets, the cemeas con-
tractor, is home from Silverton where
he spent a couple of days looking after
business.
Mrs. C. s. Minter and Mrs. Emma
Rink came over from Cortez last even
ing continuing their trip toward Nc
can, ILL.,, this morning.
A. R. Davis, horse dealer from
Roy, N. NJ, went down to the Nava-
jo reservation this morning to pur
chase Indian ponies.
Miss Florence Salabar, who came
in to attend the Salabar-H -Hutchison
wedding, is the house guest of Mrs.
Walter Weightman.
M. C. Ford, who represents the
Case Threshing Machine company is
doing this section. Mrs. Ford is max
ing the trip with MIN.
"A. J. Gibbs, mail carrier for R. F.
D. No. l, is taking his annual vaca-
tion of fifteen days. C. X. Cobb is
acting as substitute.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Graves, the
newlyweds, drove in from the fort
yesterday afternoon, to purchase fur
niture for their new home. They were
chaperoned by J. A. Schryver.
Sheriff Alvin Kramer of San Juan
county passed thrOuh to Golden today
with a lad whose conduct had given
him an entrance to the State Indus
trial school.
Maurice Phipps, prominent MN
ing man from Nevada, went up to tho
La Platas today to investigate some
mining properties with view of max.
ing an investment.
Mrs. Arthur Douglas, who is pass
mg the summer with Mrs. Mitchell at
tbnSSher's bridge, is among the ont of
SIon,.te .teiks noted on the street today.
,Sping is her mission.
Mrs. f. Green and sister-in-law,
Miss Ella Green of Cortez, went over
to Pagosa Springs this morning where
the latter, who is afflicted with rheu-
matism, will try the hot baths.
The Savoy has lost temporarily
a perfectly good boarder John WI
mer, who is doing jury duty, is living
with the rest of the jurors at the
Southern.
Miss Edna Duncan, one of Mon
tezuma countys popular teachers, left
for Greeley this morning where she
will attend the summer session of the
state teachers college.
George R. Howe, state hotel IN
spector, returned from Silverton last
night where he has been on Official
business and departed for Denver this
morning. En- route he viii stop at
A!amosa.
Mrs. M. C. Pocohon, wife of the
manager of the San Juan Lumber
company, was an arrival from Silver
ton last night, her destination being
Denver.
The mission circle of the Pres
byterian church will meet Friday aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock, with Mrs. A. E.
Carr, 945 Third avenue. Mrs. L. p.
Main, secretary.
Rev. Lake, who is stationed at AL
hson, was an arrival from Fort Lewis
this morning on his way to bayfield,
Early in the week he delivered a very
interesting lecture, before the insti-
tute, on his trip through Turkey.
II. H. Telkamp, the Farmington
real estate dealer, left for points cast
this morning where he expects 10 in
terest prospective buyers in the sp,en-
did fruit land in his section.