Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-13

their visit to the agricultural school
today.
"A. G. Ramsower was in the city
over night passing through from Az
tee to Pueblo, Aspen and other points
in the state, to spend the summer
vacation. He may not return to San
Juan county until fall. Mr.. Ramsower
departed on the eastern this morning.
Miss Ora Collier was an arrival
last evening from Mancos, where she
stayed over several days after the
funeral of her sister, the late Mrs.
Harry Waters. Miss Collier is spend
ing the day in town and will continue
to her home in Alamosa tomorrow
morning.
Mrs. T. Fackerell and daughter
were among the arrivals on last
nights eastern, from Colorado Springs
their former home. The ladies are
looking for location and may decide
to remain permanently if conditions
are favorable. They were guests of
the Savoy over night.
j. B. Moore was an arrival last
evening from Dyke, in Archuleta coun-
ty, to see his wife and family, who
have been guests of the Palace for Il
few days since their arrival from
Los Angeles, Cal, where they spent
the past six months. This morning,
Mrs. Moore and the children left for
their home in Mancos. Mr. Moore is
staying over in town today to look
after some business matters and
leaves for Dyke in the morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph William
son and two daughters were returning
passengers on the eastern last even
ing from California where they spent
the winter. This morning they con
tinued to their home in Dolores, where
Mr., Williamson is cashier Of the Do
lores State bank.
j. A. Clay, manager of the San
Juan Light & Power company, return
ed last night from trip to the power
line which is being repaired and made
permanent. John Alexander has a
force of men working between Cas-
cade and Needleton replacing the tenn
porary poles, which were put in last
winter after the flood, until weather
conditions permitted more thorough
work.
From Fridays Daily
Dennis Duncan, a prominent real
e. tate dealer of Montezuma county,
is registered at the Savoy.
Cement sidewalk construction is
the order of the day in North Du-
range
Manager Walters of the Burns
Hall Mercantile company of Ignacio is
,ioing Durango today.
The county commissioners are in
the Pine river section today on a road
and bridge inspecting tour.
w. V. Campbell and L. Zalbro,
Denver insurance writers, are int ar-
viewing local policy prospects today.
DR.. and Mrs. E. f. Martin, for
merly of this city, are located in Carr,
Colo, thriving agricultural commu-
nifty in the eastern part of the state.
j. C. Landers, government em-
ploye at Ignacio returned from Farm
ington last night and continued to his
old past this morning.
&C. Wolverton and wife are down
from Hesperus partaking Of tue hos
Lltality Of Mine Host Kight oud la
troni il G local merchants,
City Engineer Burdick took to
the hills with his surveying instru-
ments this morning. The La Platas
were his objective point.
-Lampert Egolf and Albert Kinch-
er, honest tillers of the soil in the
Lightner creek section, are business
visitors in the city today.
Farmer Dee Brindle is in from
Eayfeld today Mr.. Brindle never
fails to give his geography as the
greatest country on earth.
A. E. Reynolds and Dave Miller
well known mining men from Den
vei, went up to the May Day mine to-
day to look after their interests in
that big dividend payer.
Robert Stubbins, who has been
here several days engaged in trying
to convince typewriter users that the
Oliver is the only machine, left for
| pc ints east this morning.
Much joy is in store for the small
boy one week hence, the day school
closes for the summer vacation. The
same pleasure will be the lot of the
high school pupils fortnight later
Mr., and Mrs. ]. W. Gilligal, who
have called Pennington home for sew
efal months past, departed this morn
ing for Cripple creek where they -
pect tt locate permanently.
Banker G. V. Cline is guest
of the Strater. He is accompanying
his brother, George Cline and wife
of Denver, this far on their around
the circle trip.
&C. G. Gish, Denver wool buyer
is transacting business in this neck
Of the woods. Wool buyers seem to
think that shorn lambs are many in
rumber here. We trust the impress