Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-24

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Jack Laher is in from the Chama
section where his sawmill troubles are
located.
Mrs. C. N. Clark arrived from Dem
yer last evening to join her husband
who is located down in the Aztec
Pennington section.
W. M. Johnson, mining man op-
Grating in the Animas Forks section,
spent the night in town on his return
from Denver.
Miss Marie Andrews left for the
Mancos section this morning whers
she will visit with friends until the
longing for home becomes too strong.
Miss Gladys Helm and her cousin
Miss Blanche Kincher, left this morn
ing on their way to Pagosa Springs,
after pleasant visit with local
friends.
A wee bit of humanity registered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Roybli
yesterday. DIR. Lingenfelter assiste
the parents in extending the initial
welcome.
w. A. Perry's leave of absence from
ranch duties ended this morning, and
he turned his footsteps homeward y,
is not inclined to do long distance
farming during the summer months.
Mrs. e. A. Kuhn and daughter of
Pagosa Springs are making their
headquarters at the Savoy while the
latter is undergoing treatment for
A. l.. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Saunders and
family of Red Cloud, Neb, arrived via
the Silverton this morning to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. James and Master
Richard. Mrs. Saunders and Mrs.
James are sisters.
joined the ranks of the grandpar-
ents. Their credential was little
daughter who arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Bates, via DR..
Robbins stork, this morning.
Sheriff James Pearson of San Juan
county passed through from Canon
City last night where he placed James
Taylor in the penitentiary. 1t will
be remembered that Taylor is the man
who plead guilty. to burglarizing the
Globe saloon.
Walter Wilson is over from Bay
field taking an enforced vacation. A
few days ego he sustained badly
mashed finger while holding the pillow
handles on the street excavation work
that is being done as a part of the
installation of the water system.
The oil drilling machinery for the
San Juan Basin Oil company was
transferred to the standard gauge cars
yesterday and this morning shipped to
Pennington. 1t is understood that
teams will be at the station to make
the earliest possible transfer to the
Meadows.
Mrs. ]. A. Clay and her camp guest,
Mrs. H. G. Clark, returned from Elec-
ira this morning where they enjoyed
delightful outing. The junior mem
bers of the family who were along
were not neglected in the pleasures
distributed up there. Among other
things they were participants in two
festive events at which Mrs. Mentzel
and little Marie Ochsner were the re-
spective hostesses.
R. Richards and Vincent Perion,
well known mining engineers, and L.
B. Bohaman, a mine operator, returned
from the La Platas last night and de-
parted for Denver this morning. While
here they consumated deal whereby
they become leasers of properties on
Lewis mountain. They made an in
spection of some of the new mines
that have recently developed from the
stage of prospects to paying propo
sitions, and their enthusiasm regard
ing them, would do credit to men who
had mining stock for sale. The en-
gineers are conservative men, so their
reports are exceedingly gratifying to
those who are interested in the devel-
opment of the La Platas-and every
resident of the section is.
OBEY THAT IMPULSE!
Instead of enduring the daily tor
ment of weak back, backache, sore