Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-02

their guest for time.
DR.. w. W. McEwen received word
that serious break had occurred in
a ditch in the Cedar Hill section in
which he is interested, and he hasten
ed down there this morning to direct
repair work.
c. E. Foley came in from Mime.
sofa last night on his way to Farm.
ington to embark in business with his
brothers who are engaged in finding
a market for the bumper fruit crop
produced in that section this year.
The A. j. Andersons are Just COM
pleting $4,000 cottage on their ranch
in the Elco vicinity. Mr.. Anderson
was in the city today buying fur
nishings for the new home. The Biggs
Furniture company supplied his wants
to his complete satisfaction.
VIM. Phelan has temporarily retired
from the ranks of the joyriders, hav-
ing sold his Buick to Pierce, the for
mer garage man at Pennington, who
recently located in Ignacio. As soon
as the 1915 model of the Bucks are
out, Mr.. Phean will annex car unto
his possession.
Miss Emma Loomis, enc of the most
efficient teachers in the Shiprock In
dian school, arrives in the city to-
night en- route to her old home in
Missouri to spend her annual vaca-
ton. She will remain over in town
tomorrow, the guest of Mrs. E. A.
Hutchison.
The amended petitions relating to
ordinances governing saloons, pool
rooms and drug stores have been filed
with the city clerk. The Mesdames
James Sleeth, T. E. Bowman and
Newt Barton, representing the W. C
T. u, presented the petitions at the
city hall.
Mrs. Judith Daum and little grand
son, Herbert Nickells, left for Pagosa
Springs this morning, where the lads
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nickells
reside. Herbert has been with his
grandmother since early last fall,
having attended school here during
the entire term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mcdowell ard
children departed this morning fer
Kimberly, Idaho, where they forrerIy
resided and where they now expect to
remain permanently. They made this
section home long enough to prove up
on claim out in the Redmesa dis
trict.
Mrs. Tim Carr returned this morn |
ing to her home in Pagosa Junction
She has been her with her husband
the past week, he having again en-
tered Ochsner's hospital to undergo
treatment. Mr.. Carr's condition is
not more serious than it has been
but he has not improved as rapidly
as his family felt that he should.
Mrs. II. 7. Jordan and her interest
ing brood of children, numbering four
arrived from Chicago last night OF
their way to Flora Vista to spond tn,
summer with her parents, the A. NJ.
Estabrooks. Mrs. Estabrook met them
in Pueblo and accompanied them on
the lest stages of their journey.
George B. Pryde, of Cheyenne,
Wyo., one Of the heads of the Super
ior Coal company, was in the city
last night comforting with W. /. Gif-
ford, general superintendent of the
Porter Fuel company II his pres
ence here had any Significance save of
q social nature, it was not given out
for publication.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Birkhimer
are enjoying visit from the formers
parents, who arrived from Franklin,
Mo-, last night. 1t is Mr.. Birkhimer,
sr.'s first trip to the section but Mrs.
Birkhimer visited here several years
ago. She was schoolmate and old
time friend Of Mrs. w. c. Chapman.
Brice Patterson, Paul Backinger
and BILLY" Likes left for Telluride
on this mornings passenger with
four horses that will be entered in
the races July 8 and 4. Mr.. Patter-
son had Paragon and Rose Mary D,
doc" Likes, Barney Dreyfus and
Mr.. Bsekingsr, Red Bird.