Semi-weekly herald., 1913-11-27

Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Lyman were ar
rivals from Helena, Mont. last night
on their way TO Arboles. Mr.. Lyman
is an engineer and is going out there
on professional business.
Master Nathan Mckinney, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Mckinney, left
for Pennington today to spend the
festive season with Grandpa Norton.
He was accompanied by his mother.
Mrs. Alice Southern, granddaugh-
ter of Judge and Mrs. John Warner,
left for Ignacio this morning to
spend the Thanksgiving season with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bradshaw.
If all is well, Mrs. John Wilmer
will spend Thanksgiving at home. For
q number Of days she has been con-
fined to Ochsner hospital recovering
from an operation.
James Taylor, the Ignacio sheep
man went down to the Cedar Hill
section this morning on business
mission.
There is much happiness in the
ranks of the school children today.
All work ended this afternoon. and
no more thought will be given to
books until Monday.
Superintendent McGraw of the
fourth division of the d. and R. G.,
spent the night in town on depart
ment business. He was accompanied
by his son, a stalwart lad in his teens.
Giles Vandergrift has forgotten
ranch duties, troubles and pleasures
for few days, and is spending the
time in town visiting with relatives
and old time friends.
William Graflin, the mining en-
gineer, was off for the La Platas this
morning, to look after properties in
which he is interested in a profession
al way.
Mrs. Asa Poor has returned frora
Pagosa Springs and will spend a
short time here looking after in,or-
ests before continuing her travels to
her home in Southern California.
At the called meeting of the Cam
era club last night the following per-
sons were elected to membership:
Harry G. Baker, C. S. Anderson, H.
R.. Bruner, Keith Rucker, Frank Ell
dredge and Will Davies.
Mrs. S. NJ. Biggs went out to Fort
Lewis this morning to spend Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rod
ecker and the junior Rodeckers. 1t is
understood the other members of the
Biggs family will be found at the
Rodecker home tomorrow.
The Chautauqua circle was reor-
ganized last night with a member
ship of eighteen. The following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing
year: Rev. R. S. Fairchild, president;
Mrs. Fred Egan, vice president, and
Miss Sharley Pike, secretary.
r. M. Aitken and Judge Palmer,
leading spirits in promoting the Ham
mond canal, came up last night to
meet F. A. Mcmahon of Colorado
Springs, Thomas A. Dimes of Denver
and M. c. Hinderlider of the same
city. The party journed to San Juar
county this morning.
Wiley Sheets and Marcus Cummins
of the postoffice force, received ord
ers by wire to return at once to Wal
senburg where Company D is sta
toned or send substitutes. AS theil
assistance is greatly needed In tn,
office, they skirmished around ant
found substitutes. The men left fol
the scene of the strike this morning
| Will Goegline left via the Southern
for FL Paso, this morning. He will
remain on this, the safe side of tn,
Mexican boundary line, until it il
definitely settled whether Huerta o
some other fellow represents the pow
ers that be. Mr.. Goegline is to stol
in Telluride to visit his brother
There is much joy in the ]. A. Cla,
household today. This morning Mrs
Clay, Sr., came down from Silverto
to remain during the Thanksgivin,
season and cook dainties for the din
ner tomorrow of the sort that onl
those who have attained the grand
mother honors know how to prepare
Miss Alice Hampton, younges