Semi-weekly herald., 1913-09-01

Mrs. Isaac Kruschke left for Sill
verton last evening on business tri
in the interests of the millinery de
partment of Kruschke's.
County Commissioner George Isga
and his wife are back from an ex
tended trip to the Pacific coast, par
ticnlarly the northwestern portion.
Mrs. F. w. Lott departed for Chi
cago this morning for two months
visit to relatives there. Her HUSBAND
is one of the clerical force of th'
First National bank here.
George Hill, one of the stockhold
ers of the rich Shenandoah mine abov'
Silverton, came down this morning oil
mining business. Dan MacLean an,
others are interested with him.
The school buildings are all looking
spick and span, having been cleaned
thoroughly, ready for the opening day
At the Park building cement flooring
has been put in the toilet room.
Billy Otton, formerly of the county
clerks office force, but who now has
general merchandise store at ths
May Day spur, is today inspecting his
promising mining interests near Nee
dleton.
Mrs. Charley Mumma of Farming
ton, who came up last evening with
the John Herr auto party, after 6
visit with them and to the Charley
Herr's, departed for her home this
morning.
A trainload, twelve cars, double
deckers, of sheep, came in from Beal
creek, west of Dolores, this after
noon, outward bound for the eastern
markets. This is the first shipment OF
sheep this fall. Cattle trains will rush
through too, soon.
Mrs. N. T. Barton and other ladies
of this city went down to Aztec this
morning to attend the Denver confer
ence of tie Southern Methodist church
which begins there today and will con-
t;nue over Sunday.
]. A. Porter and his nieces, the
Misses Evangeline and Mary Porter,
arrived this afternoon from Mr.. Por-
ter's bungalow on the upper Pine
river where they have been enjoying
themselves. They will be in the city
several days.
F. A. Rodecker drove down from
the Fort Lewis school this afternoon,
bringing home Miss Bertha Biggs and
Miss Josephine Pulliam, who had been
there visiting Miss Biggs' sister, Mrs.
Rodecker.
Joe Martinez, an employe at the
Myers ranch, up the valley, suffer-
ed a severe accident there yesterday
afternoon. A hayfork fell and cut his
forehead frightfully. DR.. Hurd sewed
him up.
Mrs. Fred Balcom and son and Mrs.
J. A. Clark, Mrs. Joe Woods and
Mrs. Balcom's sister, Miss Brindle,
who is visiting her here, returned this
morning from Electra lake where the
party had been on an outing.
Miss Emma Loomis was a guest of
the Savoy last evening, departing this
morning for the Navajo agency school
at Sniprock to resume her duties as
a teacher there, after an extended
vacation trip to eastern points.
Rev. B. W. Duncan of Springfield,
Ill, who has been here upon a visit
of some four weeks duration, to his
daughter, Mrs. w. M. Gibson at her
palatial home on the boulevard, de-
parted for his home this morning.
Miss Mona Sease, the young daugh-
ter of B. w. Sease of this city, ar
rived last evening from Greencastle,
Ind. where she now makes her home
with relatives, since her mothers late
death, on visit to her father and
brothers.
Mrs. Con Nolan and her children
are visiting relatives and friends in
this city, their former home, from
their present home at Trinidad, where
her husband, roadmaster on the
Colorado and Southern, makes his
headquarters.
G. E. Hsggart, the popular young
son of DR.. and Mrs. John Haggart,
departed for Palo Alto, Cal, this