Semi-weekly herald., 1914-01-12

yesterday. His condition is good to- ar
lday and his prospects for an early fe
recovery favorable. in
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That loaded to the guards vehicle
you see on our streets is the water q
wagon" If we are to base our con- =
clusion on the police court records, y
not one person who mounted New 4
Years day has fallen off. "a
Dean Smith left for Delta this
morning to attend conference. On
his return he will visit his church or WI
ganizations at Rico, Dolores, Mancos
and Fort Lewis. He expects to be
absent about ten days. N
W. c. Pochon Of Silverton was
guest at the Strater last night en-
route to Pueblo to spend the winter. le
Mrs. Pochon and the junior Pochon tr
have been in Pueblo for number Of
months.
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Miss Elsie Gilbert, the young WI
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Gilbert,
returned to her home in Thompson's
park this morning after a pleasant al
visit with her uncle, John Gilbert and ne
family.
Mrs. C. A. Ball and four children tie
returned from Oklahoma last night Ss
where they visited with relatives for
a number of months Mr.. Ball met
them in Alamosa, and made the last nj
stages of the journey with them. hi
Ebert Hubbard occasionally strikes
a sympathetic chord in the human w
heart. Speaking of the good roads sc
movement he says: Instead of
hitching your wagon to a star, sup
pose you get in touch with the good is
roads movement" ki
| Mrs. C. NJ. Hubbard of Farmington
underwent an operation yesterday TO
for the removal of cataract for her da
eye. She stood the ordeal well and
has favorable prospects for speedy
recovery. DR.. Davis has charge of 81
the case. sp
| The ice crop harvested" by the d.
and r. G. over in the vicinity of at
Wagon Wheel gap, has been stored in tn
the new ice house recently erected in
| the local yards. Twenty-nine cars,
total of $50 tons, have been placed gi
| in the structure. 1t is filled to about on
ona half of ire canacity
| In informal session, the city COM A.
missioners rescinded their action in he
which they refused James O'Driscoll,
a plumber liscense. Mr.. O'Driscoll
will present new petition to the wi
board at their next regular meeting Ct
which will doubtless receive their
favorable consideration.
| G. E. Lyons, manager of Richey's, co
in company with Mrs. Lyons departed M
| for Ration, N NJ, this morning on
their way to southern California
where they will be numbered among a
the tourists until spring and possibly al
longer. During their absence Will be
Davis and Roy Green will be master
of ceremonies at the store.
| Guy and Vest Day Of Ouray arriv ro
ed in the city last night. They were 81
called here by the serious illness of he
their father, d. F. Day. 1t is un-
derstood the other members of the
Immediate family, Mrs. Thos. Tulley Ell
and Stan Day, are en- route to Du- m
rango lu
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Thomas Goulding departed for mis-
home at Flora Vista this morning af-
tier brief visit with Mrs. Goulding a
and Charles. The many friends of tr
the Goulding family will be interest 81
ed to know that the latter has suf- ov
Efficiently recovered from his long
siege with typhoid to be able to sit
up for few minutes each day. tn
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Thomas Goulding has just placed nj
an order for 30,0Cc pounds of corn, m
which will be used to feed his herd
of sheep, in early spring when the
range ia short. Other flock masters W,
are purchasing cotton seed cakes to Ct
| tide the sheep over the same period. so
All of the wool growers will keep TO
close track of their expenditures and
results in order that they may soon
determine the most economical feed tn
to use, in keeping their flocks in good 81
condition in early spring. ar