Semi-weekly herald., 1913-12-15

Juan creamery this week Inc de-
mand still exceeds the supply.
| In the case of the Frank Eldredge
Investment company VS.. b. l.. and l..
NJ. Armstrong, a money demand,
Judge Searcy rendered verdict in
favor of the defendants.
Fred Straub and family are domi-
ciled in one of the Goodman cottages
on Second avenue, the residence re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
Grady Lindsay.
! Ed. Leeper of Aztec returned to
Walsenburg this morning to join his
comrades, the members of Company
d. His sister, Miss Mary, accomp-
anied him to Durango and returned
home this morning.
| Mrs. Lester Palmer returned to her
home in the Pine River valley this
iHoIniHS. pHe HAS Deeii III CoWH
number of weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Green, who is recovering from
an operation for hip trouble.
DR.. Egeness came over from Man
cos last night with his patient Louie
Gilbert. whom he placed in Ochsner
hnenitaI for traotmopf Mr. Olhart
recently suffered an acute attack of
rheumatism which appears to have
left him with chronic afflction.
]. M. Bedore, the real estate and
insurance agent of Ignacio, was in
the city yesterday. In conjunction
with the father who resides in Hi
nois, he is arranging for special
car Of home seekers TO arrive in this
section from the east, the last of
April
Mr. and Mrs. C. o. Withrow and
little son returned from Denver last
night and went up to the Idaho this
morning Charles Tolsa of Detroit,
one of the new directors of the Val
ley View Mining company, accomp-
anied them for tour of inspection
of the mine.
Louis Wyman, general superintend-
ent of state highway construction
work in Colorado, arrived from Sill
verton this morning on tour of in
spection of the highway work in the
different counties in this section of
l Colorado. Matters relative to the
proposed Spanish Trail-Grand Canon
highway will receive his considera-
tion.
Bishop Brewster will lecture at the
Presbyterian church Monday evening
at s o'clock. His subject will be
Ideals of Peace, International and
Industrial" This lecture will be Civ.
en- under the auspices of the Minis.
terial association, which proposes q
series of lectures by prominent men
this being the first of the series. The
public is cordially invited to hear Bis
hop Brewster, and is urged to take
advantage of this splendid opportun.
ity. Admission free.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kelley oi
. the May Day returned from north
ern Missouri last night where the,
have been on an extended visit. The,
found the weather warm and alto
. gether pleasant. On their return
they planned to pass a few days il
Denver-and they did, as they ar
rived there the day before the ter
rible storm swept over the city.
: c. N. Mitchell returned from Wal
e senburg last night where he has beel
e doing military duty for a number o
!. weeks. He thinks the recent snoy
has done more toward settling tn
S strike than efforts on the part of tn
o. ii''N''N VI PiiNatt lnuiNluudls
d Yesterday seven families from tn
+ tent colony moved back to the mine
$ and the men signified their inten
S tions of starting to work at once.
w. r. Cornell and family and Mrs
: Cornell's mother, Mrs. Ross, we.
: bound for the Lower La Plata thi
morning where they have leased
ranch with option to buy, after a per
i iod of years. They were forme
: North Carolina residents, who spen
: few months in Texas, on their wa,
to this section of the country. The,
are substantial people that any sec
}. ton would be proud TO claim as citi
|. zens and we trust our New Mexic,
: neighbors may have them as perm
c anent residents.
The Terrys deserve great deal o
e credit for the manner in which the,
S overcome their difficulties. The,
\ have again displaved their enerov an,