Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Henry were in t
from Hesperus today shopping and 4
marketing. Mr.. Henry supplied local f
meat markets with some of the fine a
beef grown on his cattle range.
Our esteemed townspeople, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fankhauser, were Aztec f
bound travellers this morning, where a
they go tc familiarize themselves with C
business conditions in that section. II
Mrs. Rose Thomas of Tiffany and o
Miss Lille Zabell of Ignacio were n
among the teachers in attendance at
the Fort Lewis normal institute who
we're homeward bound this morning. e.
The latest news from Denver re- t,
garding the prospects for the Fort A
Lewis agricultural cctool TO continue f
it's work is brighter, but the possibility Il
sti,l remains that the girls curse a
will have 20 Le eliminated. q
A. II. Webster, cattle buyer and
feeder from the Monte Vista section, e
left for San Juan county, New Mex c,
leo, this morning to purchase few il
car loads of stock, providing the class Il
and the price fit. t,
One hundred and fifty three pounds C,
of delicious butter was the result of IL
the first churning at the San Juan
creamery yesterday afternoon. Every
ounce of the product was engaged in Il
advance of its manufacture. ]
Mrs. Lee Brown and little daugh- t;
ter left for their home in Farming Il
ton this morning after a few days in a
town at the bedside of the formers d
sister, who is at Ochsner's hospital Il
recovering from an illness. -
Mrs Owen Bostwick passed through
from S,lverton to Pennington this t,
m. u ing where her husband is ILL., d
Mr.. Rostwick's condition is not i'm r
proving materially and he expects to
return home with his wife. Il
Mrs. james Morrison returned to W
her home in Cortez this morning after @
q FIVE days stay with her brother, L
Peter D. Carstairs and family. The
lady is one of the interesting visitors
who always finds a welcome in our F
town b
c. G. Sargent, ex-county superin- n
tendent of Mesa county who is now a
connected with the state agricultural ?
college, was patron of the Savoy e
last night on his return from Fort b
Lewis bound for his college head +
quarters. d
Engineer Z. A. Ritter was among
the party of irrigation promoters a
whose destination was Aztec today {
The company refuse to give anything a
for publication until all details for s
the materializing of their project are a
completed. a
Attorney and Mrs. Palmer were re- a
turning passengers to their home in {
Aztec this morning. They have been /
guests at the Strater since Tuesday t
while Mr.. Palmer looked after the v
details of an irrigation project.
County Superintendent Mrs. Key t
ser, Superintendent Eleelers of the +
Silverton school and the Misses Nc /
Mutt and Nelson were among the i
Slverton folk who tarried over in I
Durango today on their homeward i
journey from Fort Lewis. t
Editor Wilson of the Aztec Index {
hobnobbing with the railroad folk who i
were in the city last evening. Mr..
Wilson designates his change from
daily to weekly newspaper work as {
reformation. II
Roy Goodman, general superintend- I
ent of highway construction work, is
in from the construction camp on the /
eastern borders of the county, get t
ting a crew of men ready TO start |
operations from the Montezuma ccun- {
ty line east. A. w. Parker is to be '
in charge of the force.
Mrs. Fanny Gray Cozine the normal $
instructor whose home is in Pueblo, ,
arrives from Fort Lewis tonight on
her way to Electra where she will :
be the week end house guest of Mrs. :
Keyser, county superintendent Of San .