Semi-weekly herald., 1914-03-26

L. A. O'Donnell, who recently pur-
chased DIR. Davis auto was in yester-
day after the machine. He made the
return trip in it with Walter Liven-
good for driver.
S. E. Shoemaker, former superin-
tendent of Mesa Verde, left yesterday
morning for California, where he will
stay two months testing the climate
as remedy for rheumatism.
Mrs. G. ID. Wolfinger, wife of the
division superintendent of the Rio
Grande Southern, arrived from Ridg-
way last night to visit Mrs A. j.
Gibbs.
DR.. G. N. Greene, left this morning
for his home in Pennington after
spending several days in the Bayfield,
and Ignacio section on professional
business.
c. G. Brewer, one of Aztec's sub
stantial business men, returned from
Monero last night, where he spent
several days on business connected
with the settlement of the Kontz es-
tate.
Miss Mercedes Phelan today enter
ed upon her duties as primary teach
er i'll the primary department of the
Park school. Miss Zina Fraser, a
member Of the class of IA, who has
had charge of the work since Miss
Hills illness, returned to her high
school work.
Mrs. B. B. Allen and song Hugh
of Silverton, were guests at the
Strater Saturday night on their re-
turn from Denver where they have
been for several months for the bene-
fit of the boys health. The change
to the lower altitude wrought wond-
ers with him.
Mrs. George Bergin and little
| daughter We're travellers bound for
their home in Pennington this morn
ing. They havesbeen out to Allison
the past ten days visiting with Mr..
Bergen, who is one of the civil engi,
| neers working on the government
survey.
Word has been received from
Long Beach, Calf, of the death of
Mrs. l.. p. Rudolph. Mr. Rudolph
left here March Ia in response to a
message telling him of her critical
condition. He and his son reached
her bedside three days before the end
came.
| The funeral of the late Mrs. Rathi-
gan was held from the Southern
Methodist church this afternoon. Two
sisters of the deceased arrived last
evening. In addition to them, the
sorrowing family includes her hus-
band, little daughter two years of
age and her mother.
Miss Beryl Skeels and little sister
returned last night for Denver where
they passed fortnight visiting their
sister, Mrs. Case. Miss Skeels spent
much of her time visiting the differ
ent kindergartens in the city, and
fgaining new ideas for the work she
expects to make her profession.
We are glad to announce that Mr..
and Mrs. Chas P. Foreman have re-
considered their plans for moving to
Bayfield, and will remain in Cortez as
usual. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Bozman
will go as planned however, and Mr..
Bozman will open garage in that
place.-Montezuma Journal.
Judge c. C. Hoolbrooke of Alamosa
spent the night in town on his way
to Silverton TO hold court The only
case that comes up Tor consideration
is that of Joseph Bordeleau VS.. the
Silverton Mining company. The min
ing property is known as the North
Star.
Mrs. Jack Murphy of Pagosa
Springs was rushed to Ochsncr hos
pital for an operation last night To-
day her condition is as favorable as
could be expected She was accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. Cunning
ham, her brother, Mr.. Gleason, and
her family physician, DR.. Greene.
Mrs. Jennie Wing and niece, Miss
Mae Schalles, went down to Flora
Vista today to spend couple of
weeks with Mrs. Thomas Goulding
and assist her with her temporary
boarders, the sheep shearers that are
clipping the large flocks owned by
Mr.. Goulding.