Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-27

Nx-Msyor A. F. Hood returned last
evening from q business trip to
Montezuma county.
Miss sEveiyh strOkfe- feft for Ben.
yer this morning, where she will visit
for q month with an aunt of hers.
Mrs. Lucy Edwards went down to
Pennington this morning on a visit
to the Henry Musgraves.
Dick Hendricks, Of Cedar Hill, af-
ter hurried business trip here, de-
parted for home this morning.
Mrs. M. S. Kaylor, of North Du-
range, went out to Arboles this morn
ing upon an extended visit to her Sis
ter, who resides there.
Jim Nash, a prominent horse and
cattlemen of the Dolores section, who
has been here the past several days,
departed for his home this morning.
John Puetz, of Hesperus, was in
the city last evening on a short busi-
ness trip. He went home this morn
ing.
Mrs. H. Pierce, formerly of Farm,
ington, was guest of the Savoy last
evening, leaving this morning for Ig-
nacio, where she will now reside.
Ward Weaver, local wire chief for
the telephone company, entered Ochs-
ner hospital yesterday suffering from
q nervous breakdown.
Mrs. John Kellenberger and her
daughter, Miss Erna, returned last
evening from Denver, where they had
been viewing the Elks' jubilee.
Willard Yates, one of the caretak.
ers and fish experts in charge of the
Electra Lake Sporting club, came
down from there this morning on
short vacation.
w. H. Davis, one of the waybil
clerks at the d. & r. G. freight house
left for Chicago this morning on q
busiEess trip. He will be gone 80
-
Arthur Hackett went up to Hes
perus this morning, where he will be
employed on the work of the installa.
tion of the new light plant at the
Fort Lewis school.
Rev. Father Isadore Llevatt. of the
Mexican mission here, left for Ali
son this morning and Rev. Father
Albert departed for Rosa, N. NJ. Each
upon missionary duties.
County Attorney R. S. Clements
his wife and daughter, returned home
last evening from Denver, where they
had been in attendance at the Elks'
jubilee.
Mrs. AL Bernard is over to Mancos
upon visit to her son, Art McLaren
who rpns the city lighting plant
there, she having departed this morn
ing.
Mrs. R. O'Toole and children of
New York city, who have been visit
ing the M. OTooles at Eureka, Colo,
after spending yesterday in Duran
go, departed for their home this
morning.
Harry Franks, auditor of the Sill
verton Northern Railroad company,
came down from Silverton this morn
ing. He has carload of ore, carry
ing rich values, that goes to the
smelter today.
Mrs. Frank Rogers, of Shiprock,
who has been visiting friends in the
city. the past few days, left Telluride
this morning on visit to her broth
er, Ed Croker, who lately Joined
the benedicts.
Miss Angie Hayden, the charming
daughter of Mrs. C. H. Snyder, re-
turned last evening from California,
Los Angeles and other coast points,
where she had been upon visit to
friends and relatives the past nine
months.
W. f. McPherson came down from
Telluride last evening to accompany
his wife home this morning. The
lady had been at local hospital and
is now convalescing. All comforts
were arranged for her on the train.
Fred Kroeger, of the Animas val
ley, yesterday while grinding sickle,
had the misfortune to have chip Of