Semi-weekly herald., 1914-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Abbee motor
ed in from Bayfield, today, their first pr
visit for several months. cd
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G. w. Avery and son r. r., are Sc
down from the La Platas for short 70
stay at
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Fredlund were fo
I up from Sunnyside today, purchasing
supplies.
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John link and little son motored mi
down from the Animas valley today A,
on marketing expedition. nj,
Mr. and Mrs. P. NJ. McAtee were ea
Pennington bound travellers this tol
morning. tn,
| I. ID. Burns left for points east this
morning to look after business inter- da
ests. WI
Mrs. s. NJ. Biggs went out to Fort col
Lewis this morning to visit her daugh- in
ter, Mrs. Frank Rodecker. gl'
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Mrs. Grant Morris and daughter ne
Miss Ruth have gone to Pennsylvania, ne
where they will visit number of
months with DR.. Morris relatives
No
| Earl Dalton, of the Aztec Demo- toi
crat, is in town having his eyes treat we
ed. The young man is one of Az lei
tees most promising musicians. an
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Mrs. c. j. Estabrook, of Silverton ne
was guest at the Savoy last night INF
| on her way to Denver to spend sew iei
eral weeks with her sisters. wa
Walter Hunter left for the La Pla-
tas today, where he and his partner En-
are uncovering a good sized body Of Ca
ore at the Little Mona mine. tn,
sy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Trumble and col
Roy Trumble arrive from Ames this ed
evening with the remains of the late pa
Mrs. Roy Trumble. fol
ste
John link was elected president of by
| the school board in the Hermosa dis
trct yesterday. Ed Schalles was elect
ed president of district 26, succeed be
| ing himself. TO,
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Louis Habermann is down from Rico wi
a guest at the Strater This is his ,b
first trip to these parts since the fam ma
lily returned from their winter home d,
in California. 90,
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Phil Green and George p. Moore
we're among the Dolores stockmen
| dwho left for Deming, N. NJ, this =,
morning to purchase full blood cattle ~,
to place on their range this sum ~ :.
mer. a..
The time of the funeral of the late ~
Mrs Roy Trumble has not been an m m
nounced. The family is waiting to -
hear from the brother, Lester Hug
gins. who is supposed to be on his =.
way to Durango from Miami, Ariz. 'e
| Mrs Keegan, Sr., her daughter, Mrs.
James Heffernan, nee Frances Kee- eh
| gan, and the latters little son James tel
are here from Colorado Springs look ap
ing after their real estate interests ea
in the city. va
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| Miss Gertrude Carney has purehas- ar
ed fine new piano from the Knight pr
Campbell Music company. The sale LII
was made through Robert Burns, who eV
has placed four other pianos in Du- cs
range homes during his brief stay TO
here. irl
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| Mrs Harry Thomas, nee Lee Mar
tin, has been released from Ochsner's
hospital, where she underwent an op- in,
Grafton for tumor She is at the home gu
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion in,
Martin, on Junction creek, recuperat- ou
ing. Sc,
Between twenty-five and thirty pr
horses are in the stables at the fair ev
grounds, in training for the spring CO
meet, to be held in this city May a. -
Is and l6. Two more strings of rae. lth
ers are expected from Alamosa and cf
Pagosa Springs within a day or two. te,
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The remains of the late Hector Me oil
hn NJ nrhonae'pI L