Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-11


Mrs. D. Z. Place and sen-in-law,
Andrew Cillispie. wers In from up
per Florida today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Goodman went
up - silvsrton last night to attend
IL dance given In honor Of the X.
of Pa and school teachers.
W. c. Roberts and J. c. Landers
wsrs among the visitors from Ig-
nacio. who remained in the city over
night.
Mrs. Mary Sherman, formerly in
charge Of the McNeeley rooming
house, went up to Silverton last night
to visit friends.
Rev. Charles Burgoon left this
morning for Ouray to attend the con-
vention Of the Episcopal clergymen
Of this district.
Mrs. Tony Marzlin underwent =
critical operation at Mercy hospital
yesterday afternoon. Dr.. Robbins Is
the surgeon in charge of the case.
Mrs. E. w. Deuel. and children ar
rive from Gunnison tonight to visit
with Mrs. C. E. Alexander and Miss
Eleanor.
Ex-senator J. J. Harris and family
were guests at the Strater last night
on their way from Denver to Do.
lores to spend the summer.
Mrs. Andy Chitwood and children
left for L. Plata City this morning
where they expect to spend the sum-
mer.
In Justice Wilson's court this
morning one Of our substantial citi-
zens was given fine Of IS for vio-
lating the irrigation ordinance.
Mrs. Julia Bird and daughter Ruth
went up to the La Platas this morn
ing, where mining business will oc-
cupy their attention for a couple of
days. IA
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Hammond
leave Monday for Pocasset, Mass, the
formers birthplace, where they are
planning to make q three months
stay.
Judge and Mrs. w. N. Searcy rel
turned from Eilverton this morning,
where the former attended the X. Of
P. convention, and the. latter renewed
the acquaintance Of her old time
friends.
The remains Of the late Frank
Lewis did not arrive last night but
are to come in tonight. in charge of
M. Connely, an uncle Of the deceased.
Funeral arrangements are delayed
awaiting the arrival of the relative.
Mrs. Charles Pargin returned to
her homo at Tiffany this morning af-
ter few days stay in town on bust
ness connected with the estate of her
late husband. During the time she
was the house guest Of Mrs. Cy
Gradsn.
Mrs. A. T. Olischlarger and daugh-
tcrs and her mother. Mrs. Ahrens,
left this morning on q visit of two
months' duration. They will spend a
portion of the time in Fairplay, later
going to Denver In time to witness
the Elks' reunion festivities.
= Mrs. c. H. Hawksworth, manager
Of Redmen hall, left for Denver this
morning on . business mission. She
Expects to return home about June
20th. During the time the owners Of
the building are going to have II
renovated and the interior decorated.
Walter Runke, superintendent Of
the Southern Ute Indian agency, re-
turned TO Ignacio this morning. July
list he leaves for the West Navajo
agency and Indian school in Arizona
where he has accepted a position as
superintendent. He will be succeeded
by Walter G. West.
"Doc" Wallace, the best known
resident Of the Navajo reservation
eft for Denver this. morning. He has
been rusticating in Durango for the
past week, and found it SO enjoyable
decided he would 60 TO the state capi.
tai and continue the pleasure. Or
the way he will stop q few days in
Ignacio.
Mrs. A. Martinez, mother Of Fab.
H. l. f. l. Al