Semi-weekly herald., 1913-10-30

Mrs. c. King, nee Jarretts, came up|
from Aztec last night to visit her
daughter, Mrs. George Teis and the
interesting little grand daughter, Mil
dred.
Capt. and Mrs, Dudley have said
good bye to the Electra camp for the
summer. Mrs. Dudley expects to
leave in few days for Phoenix, Ariz.
to spend the cold weather months.
The next big cattle shipment from
the section will be loaded at Bocea
tomorrow when McCaw Brothers and
Clarence Ritter ship twenty three cars
to the Kansas City markets.
A number of stock feeders are in
the section for the purpose of pur-
chasing sheep. Several deals prom
| ise to be consummated within a few
days.
Mrs. AL Edwards and daughters of
Hesperus left this morning for Flor
ence, Ariz., where they expect To
make their future home. Mrs. Ed
wards is sister of the Heather
brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Carmack left
for their home in Ignacio this morn
ing after few days visit with their
son, f. Carmack, one Of the genial
drivers in the employ of Wood &
Morgan.
Lloyd Sheets and John Herr motor
ed in from Bayfield, today on bus
mess mission. The formers sister,
Mrs. Walter Woods, accompanied
them and left on the Southern for
her home in Mancos.
Mrs. H. j. Crandall of Rico, who
was called to Flora Vista by the
death Of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Wal
ter Crandall, was an arrival on the
Red Apple train last night, bound
for home.
Mrs. Leonora Leon, the soldiers
widow who has been domiciled in one
of the Davie apartments on Second
avenue for the past month, left for
Grand junction this morning, where
she expects to make her home with
friends,
| DR.. Grant Morris name will be re-
moved from the grass widower list
this evening. Mrs. Morris is sched-
uled to arrive from Denver where
she spent three weeks with friends
and relatives. Members of the fam
| lily are to return with her.
| DR.. d. Mcdonald, successful ply
sician who halls from Philadelphia
has associated with DR.. A. w. Rob-
bins in the practice of medicine. DR..
Robbins professional business has
grown beyond the point where one
person could well give it attention.
| Mrs. Wallace ana Miss Gaines, sis
ter of the late Mrs. James Otis, came
up from the Navajo reservation last
night, where they are missionaries to
the Indians. They reached the city
| just one hour after the news of their
nephew's death was received.
Miss Edna Smack is home from an
extended visit in Monte Vista. Her
father stated a couple Of weeks ago
that she would remain in Monte Vista
until Christmas, but the fates were
kind to him and hastened her home
coming.
Judge c. B. Smith was in the city
last evening with shipment of ore
from the Rico-Argentine properties,
for the local smelter. Recently the
company have made strike of car
Donate ore at what Is known as the
Black Hawk property 1t was Judge
Smiths intentions to remain over for
returns on the ore, but a message
from Rico this morning made it i'm
perative he return today.
Contractors Lotus, Skidmore and
Hall have completed their contract on
!, the portion OF the state highway that
leads Immediately out of Silverton
The time for the completion Of tht
contract on the Red Mountain portion
Of the road has been extended unit
: July, 1914, the weather condition uI
/, there being such that it was not prac
, tical to continue the work now. Mr.
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