Semi-weekly herald., 1914-01-05

Mrs. Jeanette Scoville and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Grace Bishop, return from
Bloomfield tomorrow night where
they have been enjoying ranch life
for the past ten days.
George Pearson returned last night
from business trip to Nebraska. In
the words of Mark Twain, the recent
reports of his death were very much
exaggerated.
Rev. Mr.. Galceran and son, who
have been visiting old time friends in
Mancos, spent the night in town en-
route to Pueblo where the former has
charge of the M. E. church, South.
Fred Nelson, Richard Garry and
Joe Cordova returned from Walsen-
burg Wednesday evening where they
have been on military duty for a
number of weeks.
A. E. Carr, principal of the Chama
schools, left this morning for the
scene of his school duties, after
spending his vacation, of fortnight's
duration, in Durango. Mrs. Carr and
the baby will remain in town for a
couple of weeks longer.
E. NJ. and Mrs. Taylor left We'd
nesday for Denver, where the latter
will undergo surgical operation for
the removal of an incipient cancer
Pagosa Springs New Era.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Suffer, the
newly -weds, who have been spending
their honeymoon at the Strater, de-
parted for their home in Ignacio this
morning.
Mrs. Henry Kelly of Mancos re-
turned home this morning after pas
sing New Years with Mrs. Vic Day.
Sunday, she leaves for southern Cali
fornia, to join her husband who has
been there for number of months.
The happiest event in many moons,
is the way the dance at Red Men hall
was characterized last night. The
participants were many and everyone
of the number had most delightful
evening.
When mentioning the name of Mrs.
Marguerite Miller, in our last issue,
we were not aware the lady had re-
Gently became the bride of Ray Lisle,
the well known sheep inspector. Dame
Rumor says the wedding was solemn
lied several days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Stein are the
proud parents of an eight pound girl
who registered for them at Ochsner
hospital yesterday. AS New Years
greeting the different members of
the Stein family are certain the little
| lady could not be improved upon.
The Strater celebrated the new
year with much gaiety last night. The
Bostonian orchestra furnished music
After partaking of the sumptuous
feast served by Mine Host Stilwell
| the guests danced and made merry
for many hours.
Art Tovera and Art Bennett who
were arrested in connection with the
Carter case, have been released from
the custody of the sheriff. In order
to obtain their freedom they had to
promise to testify in the case when
called upon.
Hear the woman evangelist at the
Salvation Army hall tonight. Rev
and Mrs. H. o. Vernon, of the Pente.
costal church of the Nazerene, will
conduct two weeks revival service ir
the Army hall, commencing tonight
at 8 p. m. Mrs. Vernon will preach
opening sermon. All are invited tc
attend these services. Both are or.
dained ministers Of the northwestern
district.
s. H. Smith, the blacksmith at tht
May Day, leaves in the morning fol
a business and pleasure trip to hi,
old home in Illinois. twenty-five
years have elapsed since his last visit
He anticipates the changes will be Sc
numerous that there will be little t.
remind him of the early boyhood days
Mr.. Smith expects to be absent abou
two months. He will spend portion
4! of the time in Iowa.
| H. T. Henderson, the eminent civi
engineer who planned and financed
the great San Juan electric light ant
power enterprise, with it's plant OF
the Animas river, was en- route Du
rang to Denver, Sunday evening, t.
rest by being where he does not know
everybody. Mr.. Henderson is a goo,
l assat for the San Tuan ha ain as Ions