Semi-weekly herald., 1913-01-30

James Conway jr. was in over night
from Florida mesa.
/ George Fletcher of Monrrose was 8
Pennington bound traveller this morn.
ing.
James Schrivcr of Fort Lewis en-
tered upon his official duties in the
state auditors office yesterday.
Miss O'Rourkc of Caracas is in the
city visiting with her brother, the
young attorney.
l.. j. Fouche is up from Fruitland
Purchasing stock for the Alger Mer-
camille company.
Yesterday marriage license was
granted to A. A. Lechner of lockwood
and Miss Anna Boyce of Cedar Hill.
Mrs. Loveland and children left
this morning for their old home in
Oklahoma where Mrs. Loveland's par
ents reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Russell and
family have moved in from Spring
Creek and on Feb Mr.. Russell en-
tiers upon his duties as district clerk.
Attorney Charles Johnson returned
from Denver last night where he has
been on legal business for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mccormick have
new baby girl at their home. Thus
is the ranks of the suffragettes in
creasing daily.
Forest Ranger and Mrs. Guy Tefft
of lockwood left for Cobdon, ILL.,,
this morning to spend few weeks
visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Alice King is up from Ignacio
attending to business matters which
have to do with the settlement of
the estate of her late husband.
The infant child of Mr.. and Ms.
Charles Roberts, who died yesterday
afternoon, was the grandson of Mr..
and Mrs. George Spencer of the Flo
rida mesa.
Alfred Durham of Norwood and L.
c. johnson of Dolores returned from
Denver last night where they attended
the big round up of stock men and
stock.
Peter Hiebler is over from Man
cos to make final proof on his homes
stead. w. H. Lambert and r. l..
Miller accompanied him to act as wit
nesses.
Mrs. S. NJ. Kroeger of North Du-
range returned from Montezuma val
ley, her old home, last night where
she spent month visiting relatives
and friends.
j. A. Nelson, f. A. Nelson and
George Perkins of Bluff City returned
from Denver last night where they
attended the stock show. This morn
ing they were off on their long jour
ney to Bluff.
7. II. Whitehead came down from
Eureka yesterday to join his wife
and daughter, Mrs. Darnell, and watch
beside the sick bed of the latter's
little one, who is very i'll with pneu-
monia.
The wee bit of humanity that came
to grace the home of Mr. and Mrs.
f. O'Brien Sunday morning has been
christened Laura Grace. The little
lady's father is photographer for the
state of New Mexico.
j. o.. Buster of Carthage, ILL.,, re-
turned from the Montezuma valley
last night, homeward bound. Mr.
Buster went over to look at some
land with a view of acquiring 1t by
trade for eastern property. For
some reason the deal failed to 20
through.
In an address before the farm
ers' congress this year, DR.. Lowry
of the state agricultural college, ad-
vised prospective ranch buyers to
come to southwestern Colorado in
stead of heading toward Canada. He
assured them land was cheaper and
opportunities far greater.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Maloy and son
of Bayfield, arrived via the Southern
last night, en- route home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maloy have been visiting in Ar
thC Pa5b DIN WcGho
turned by way Of Montrose to bring
the son, who is in poor health, with
them.
Mrs. A. Fl. Basket and little son
returned to Chama this morning after
a few days stay in town visiting
with Mr. Basket who is at Mercy
hospital suffering with typhoid-pneu-
monia They leave him very much
improved. with excellent prospect of
soon being able TO JOIN them at home
Gene Grimes, formerly of Silverton,
was an arrival from the old home
town this morning. Mr.. Grimes Is
temporarily supplying the trade with
the National Biscuit company wares
The regular representation, w. A.
Peck. is confined to Mercy hospital
recovering from blood poisoning Of
the foot.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard of Flora Wis
Ia and Mr.. Permean Of Buena Vista
left for Buena Vista this morning with
the remains of the late Mrs. Per-
mean, mother of Mrs. Howard and