Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-16

| h'Sht Win Shipment OF bb head of
cattle which he will range in Archu-
leta county this summer.
w. E. Minner was down from Cas-
cade today Quitting with supplies for
the sheep camp. The range is fine
this year an stock of all kinds
are in excellent condition.
Mrs. John Waters and daughter
Ellen are home from Farmirp.an
where they spent several weeks with
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Tom
LOTUS.
Mrs. John Rhoades, of Elco, who
is here with her small son who is
undergoing treatment, went home this
morning to look after ranch duties
until tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Tucker and the
latter's aunt, Miss Mason, came up
from Pennington last night en- route
to Washington, Pa, with the remains
of Mrs. fuckers mother, the late Mrs.
Annie Todd.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Gilbert and
Master Clifton returned this morn
ing from trip to outside points.
Yesterday they enjoyed the stage ride
over the toll road from Ouray tn
Silverton.
The Southern's near hospital train
that left here Sunday morning was
successful in getting all its sick folk
home in good condition, but yesterday
morning Mrs. Jake Lawson's condi-
ton was reported to be very crifi-
cal and the end expected at any time
The Misses Mabel Jordan and Lena
Finn returned yesterday from Elec-
ira, where they spend the week enJ
fishing. This morning Miss Jordan
was off for Pagosa Springs, where
she expects to spend the remainder
of the summer.
Mike Brennan left for Telluride
this morning where he is employed
in the Western Colorado Power COM
pany office. While here the new ar
rival at his home, the seventh child,
was christened Gertrude Elizabeth.
In referring to the babe We were
guilty of greatly exaggerating its
sex.
Vincent and John Jelenik were in
from the Florida mesa today to supply
the market with spring chickens, but
not at prices newspaper folk can af-
ford. When we speak of eating spring
chickens it means those that were
several years ago.
The building formerly occupied by
j. T. Brewers dry goods store is
being thoroughly renovated and will
be occupied by Conroy and Burnham
commission merchants and fruit sales
men. The new firm has already con-
tracted for the entire crop Of two of
the largest orchards in San Juan coun-
ty.
Miss Rose Steward, daughter Of
Morgan Steward, is at Ochsner's hos
pital suffering with broken ribs and a
sprained back, injuries she sustained
in runaway yesterday Afternoon.
Miss Steward is an excellent horse
woman and it seems almost impossi-
bic that an accident of that sort
could befall her. sS
Two small shipments Of cherries,
the first from the Animas valley this
year, were received by local mer-
chants today. One came from the
Santa ranch and the other from c.
A. Cameron. The cherry crop in the
valley is small this season, but the
fruit is Of good quality. ~
Forty-five Sisters of Mercy from
different points in Colorado have just
completed very successful nine days
retreat here and this morning four oi
the number, Sisters Mary Joseph
Mary De Sales, Mary Catherine anG
Mary Germaine departed for Denver
Others of the number. will follow
shortly.
Maurice Levey, who has charge o.
the shoe department at Kruschke's
left this morning on = combined bust
ness and pleasure trip. His dsstina
tion is New York, but on the wal
he will stop in Kansas City, st. Louis
Cleveland, Niagara Falls, Buffalo an,
Titusville, Pa, the last city being tn
home Of his sister Minnie. From DEN
yer he Is to travel on ths Pittsbur1
Rlknp anncinI ~