Semi-weekly herald., 1913-09-04

SCISSOR of TERRA Amarillo county
many terms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dougherty ar.
the proud parents of fine dand,
son that was delivered to them al
their home, S46 Second avenue, Sun
day night, by DR.. Lingenfelter'
stork
Lafe Cason was down from the
May Day last evening, departing for
the mine this morning. He was down
to visit his wife and their new babe
and to receive medical attention, one
of his eyes being injured in a blast.
Nj. II. Kinney, manager of the
King mine, located above Silverton,
died there last night, after linger-
ing illness. Hiss brothers, C. N. and
DR.. j. E. Kinney, of Denver, were
present. The former passed through
to Pennington this morning.
Dallas Hampton, the bright young
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Hampton
of the Florida Mesa, leaves in the
morning for Liberty, Mo-, where he
will enter the William Jewell COL
lege for the purpose of taking up
studies, to which he is aptly fitted.
Mrs. S. c. Bauchman, of Ogden,
Utah, former resident of Durango,
who has been here upon an extended
visit to her many friends in this city
and county, for the past several
weeks, departed for Dolores this
morning to visit friends there and
then on to her home.
r. l.. Vinyard and his mother and
his sister, Mrs. o. C. Zaumseil of
Webb City, Ia, came down from
their home at Silverton this morn
ing, devoting the day to personal af-
fairs, departing for Silverton this
evening. Bobby" vinyard is an old
Durango boy, who is now operating
mines in the San Juan -Silverton dis
trict.
Mrs. J. r. Pitcher, daughter of
Otto Mears, the San Juan pathfinder,
whose husband is general manager of
the Mears roads at Silverton, and
her friend, Miss Marguerite Slattery,
whose father is interested with Mr..
Mears in heavy mining operations in
the Silverton mining section, are visit
ors in the city today, arriving from
there this morning.
Allan Moore, the gentlemanly and
very popular passenger brakeman on
the Rio Grande Southern, departed
for Denver this morning to meet his
wife, nee Miss Grady, formerly Of
this city, there, who has been upor
visit to her brother, Tom Grady's
home, at Portland, Ore, upon her re.
turn home. Mr.. Moore is off on g
thirty days vocational trip.
| Miss Mona Sease and her brother
Marion Sease, children of B. w. Sease
of this city, departed this morning
| Mona to Green Castle, Ind. where
since the death Of her mother, she
now makes her home, having been
here upon short visit to her father
and brothers, and Master Marion to
Greeley, Colo, to enter school there
Mrs. Emma L. Will, member of a
committee of the local order of Poca.
hontas, who has been out to Denver
with other committee women in at
tendance upon the great council OF
the Pocahontas of Colorado, is home
again, after an absence of some three
weeks. While there Mrs. Will was
the guest of Mrs. Bertha L. Adams
formerly Great Pocahontas Of the
state, and also visited with other
ladies there. She returned last
evening.
Arch McCay, county assessor of
San Juan county, N. NJ, G. P. Viii
hottie, county surveyor of that coun-
ty, W. Goff Black, interested heavily
in ditch and real estate interests
there and A. R. Mccoy, are in the city
today coming down from Silverton
this morning, they having rushed
through here the other day by auto
to stake out claims in the locality
near Silverton where AL Hubbard's
sheep herder found some of the
richest float ever discovered in the
entire San Juan. There liz quite an
excitement in that vicinity.
Secretary Walter Weightman and
other officials of the Colorado New
Mexico Fair association, are extreme
ly busy these days, preparing to make
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