Semi-weekly herald., 1913-05-29

die Hill and DorOtny DaVlS, was very I
pleasing, as was also the excellent
vocal solo, abide With Me-" by Mrs.
McDevitt
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Campbell mo-
tored in from Bayfield, this afternoon.
Monroe Fields was up from Aztec
last night looking after his banking
interests.
J l.. Trimble is business visitor
from Dolores who is making the Sa-
voy his headquarters.
Superintendent Hamor of the local
fish hatchery, left for Hesperus today
with $4,000 small fish, which he will
place in the La Plata.
Mrs. Arleigh came down from Sill
verton last evening on her way to Tiff
fany where she will spend the sum-
iner ON her ranch.
Attorney Emigh, C. II. Harmon and
George Ford motored over from Pa
gosa Springs yesterday afternoon on
legal business.
d. C. Scott, special agent for the
ID. & R. G. is over from Alamosa
attending to business that comes un-
der the department of secret service.
Mrs. Charles Keil and little son
went up to the government forestry
station at Hesperus today to visit
with Mr.. Keil, who is stationed there.
Mrs. A. A. Arlington and daughter
of Silverton, who have been spending
the winter in Golden, returned last
night on their way home.
George Creek, an employe of the
smelter, was taken to Mercy hospital
this afternoon. He will undergo an
operation for trouble of long stand
ing tomorrow.
Mrs. Jennie Slain, aged mother of
Mrs. A. NJ Anheier, departed for
Grand Junction this morning to spend
the summer with her daughter, Mrs.
john Colvin.
George Logan, general manager of
the Royal Coke and Coal company,
left for Denver this morning, to con-
fer with head officers of the company.
En- route he will solicit business.
Miss Grace Jones of Silverton, who
has been visiting with Mrs. A. NJ.
Anheier for few days, left for Tif-
fany this morning to pass short
time at the Arleigh ranch.
R. II. McFadden departed over the
Southern this morning for his home
in San Diego. He has been in town
since Friday visiting his aged mother
and his sister, Mrs. George West.
| j. A. Clay came down from the
power plant this morning. He has
been up to Telluride looking after
company business and stopped at the
plant on his way home.
| Mrs. Charles Newman and her
daughter, Mrs. John Herr, departed
for Socorra, N. NJ, this morning, to
spend the summer. Mr.. Herr pre-
ceded them early last week.
1t is reported that arrangements are
underway to have all agents in the en-
ploye of the d. & r. G. on the west
ern slope meet together each month
and discuss more effective methods OF
handling the company's business.
The repair work on the burned por-
tion of the Darlington bridge was
completed three hours earlier than an
ticipated and as result the incom-
ing eastern last night was only one
hour late.
This has been the driest month OF
May ever known in southwestern
Colorado, so the rain this Afternoon
will prove beneficial to all sorts Of
people. 1t was welcomed alike by
farmers with dry and irrigated farms
Geo N. Raymond and daughter
Miss Gertrude, motored DIVA from
Hermosa this afternoon. At the Homo
ranch the storm overlook them, anc
they needed mud guards for the res
Of the trip.