Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-23

Engineer Leo Croonenberg has been
transferred to what is designated as
the Telluride branch of the Rio Grande
Southern. This morning his wife and
little daughter left to make their
home at his new headquarters.
Mrs. Benning and children were
guests at the Palace last night on
their return from Pennington, bound
for their home in Ignacio. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Benning's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Shidler.
Sheriff G. S. Todd left for Pueblo
this morning with an aged resident
Of Montezuma county, who is to be
placed in the insane asylum for treat
ment. The old gentleman seemed
feeble minded rather than insane.
The trip to Alamosa which was to
be one of pleasure for the Orme boys
was followed by early disaster. The
day after their arrival at the home
OF their aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Love, the youngest child fell from the
fence and fractured his arm.
). II. Craig, knight of the grip
whc was familiar figure in this sec
zion about six years ago, was an ar
rival from Denver last night whose
nnssion it IS to increase the Postum
trade. Nearly five years have elapsed
since his lasg visit.
Albert Jaguez, G. 2. Orser and Ross
Martinez were in Aztec on Friday in
interest of their reservoir PROPOSE
ton on the La Plata. There is enough
water going to waste in the La Plata
river, which if conserved would add
thousands of acres Of the finest agri-
cultural lands to the San Juan county
resources.-Aztec Democrat.
The longest day in the year has
sarely been a busy one for the cupid
clerk at the county clerks office
three licenses in one day: The first
was issued TO David Molinario and
Louise Ozzello, both of the city; the
second to Jesse King of Aztec and
Mrs. Charlotte Jarrette of Durango
and the third to Olga Schaaf and w
G.. Little.
N. 8 Sinclair, Walter Granger ane
George Oleson came in the latter part
Of last week and are outftting to
spend the summer in this vicinity do.
ing research work for the Museum
of Natural History of New York city
They have employed Jack Martin and
his team for four months and they
could not have found better man.
They will visit the different ruins in
this country and make such scientific
investigation as their time and the
ruins warrant.-Farmingto Times
Hustler.
II. p Steele, brother of Steele, the
well known cartoonist, was guest
at the Hermosa House, Trimble, last
night and departed for his headquar-
ters in Denver this morning. Bust
ness brings Mr.. Steele to this sec
ton once year. He is director of
the State Teachers college and feels
much interest in all educational insti-
tutions in the state, hence he was
highly pleased to have the opportu-
nifty while here to familiarize himself
with operations at Fort Lewis.
Orrin Bosworth, a well known Sill
verton resident, passed away at Farm
ington about 9:30 last evening. He
was down there on health seeking
mission for some time. AS his con-
dition did not show any change for
the better his wife went down yes
terday to move him to Durango, but
his death occurred in few hours
after she reached the city. The re-
mains will be brought to Durango to-
night and the funeral held in this
city tomorrow under the auspices OF
the Elks end Eagles.
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