Semi-weekly herald., 1913-05-01

real estate. AS yet he has not fount
the price and the place that exactly
fitted his preconceived notions of ex-
penditures previous to embarking on 8
career as farmer in our neighbor
hood.
j. F. Bell, one Of the l. o. o. F
delegates to Mancos returned to his
home in Aztec today. The necessary
between trains waits in Durango pro.
vided much desired opportunity fol
him to visit with his daughter, Miss
Sylvia, and his son Clyde, both Du.
range residents.
The improvement germ has per.
loea:eo the Eagle livery barn. Pro.
rrietor Jarvis has made extensive re.
pairs in the office. The grounds sur.
rounding the building have been
greatly improved in appearance by ex
tending the cement sidewalk on the
south side of the building to the edg.
| of the structure.
Miss O'Connell and Mr.. Jay Fulch-
er were married at St. Columba's
church at O'Clock. Only relatives
and immediate friends witnessed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Fulcher left
over the Southern on their wedding
tour. They expect to locate in Hur-
ley, N. M. A detailed account OF
tie wedding will be given in the So
c;ety column Saturday.
| The Nick Torres family are again
in the lime light Yesterday Sheriff
| Iassbinder journeyed out to Ignacio
and arrested Torres on the charge of
| stealing a pocketbook containing $119
from Furman Martinez Torres stout
ly denies the charge, but neverthe-
less, he is occupying the apartments
in the county jail that were just va
Gated by his wife.
Paul Resor, the Enterprise Manu-
featuring representative, was Farm
ington bound this morning on COM
pany business. In addition to being a
prominent member of the knight Of
the grip fraternity, Mr.. Resor is a
recognized oil expert. He is convinc-
ed that the Pennington Meadows is
one of the greatest oil fields in the
United States.
George West went out to the Hott
and West ranch this morning to assist
in the round up of $50 head of cattle
that the ranch proprietors will ship
to the Pagosa Springs range tomor-
row As there are number of young
calves in the bunch it was thought
advisable to send them by train rather
than attempt to drive them over the
divide, as has been the custom of
cattle men of yore.
Willis Martin of Pennington was
among the members of the l. o. O.
+. bunch who partook of the hos
ritality of the Strater last night and
was off for home this morning. A
bachelor member of the party told us
that Mr.. Martin was taking garden
rake and hoe home to his wife as
fitting souvenirs of his trip. AS a
further evidence of his thoughtful
ness he was going to give the lady
one demonstration lesson in the use
cf the articles.
John Hubbard returned from Man
cos last night and was off for Farm
ington this morning. Mr.. Hubbard
has always referred with pride to his
excess of advoirdupois and attributed
it to a steady diet of mothers cook
ing. While in town he met a man
whose weight exceeded his by thirty
pounds. When he learned the gen.
tleman had been captured by Cupid
and led to the hymeneal altar dozen
years ago, Mr.. Hubbard Immediately
inquired the price Ct solitaire and
a marriage license.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Henry were down
from Hesperus Saturday night to
meet relatives who arrived from Ohio.
Dan Cason sr. is in from the Kline
vicinity on business with the assess
ors office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunning Of Aztec
were among the |. o. o. F. crowd
tomeward bound from Mancos today
Mrs. Hattie Fulcher of Mancos who
WAS over to attend her snn's wad.