Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-18
cH1RopRAcToR

CHIROPRACTOR
G. G. Wallace, Graduate Chiroprac-
tor. Offices in Snyder Building, over
Anheier's Confectionery. Consults-
tion and Examination Free. Lady At
tendant. D-W-S-Ws
d. W. Edminston, brother Of Con-
ductor Edminston. was over from Pa
gosa Springs last night fraternizing
with the members Of the Eastern
Star. He is spending month at the
Springs for the purpose of ridding
himself of an attack of rheumatism.
Deputy Sheriff j.. 7. Pehrson, Of
Monticello, Utah, came up from Az
tee last night, where he accompanied
Sheriff Dufur of San Juan county
with his prisoner, Collier. who was ar
rested in the Monticello vicinity on
the charge of horse stealing.
James Bryant, the artist who has
presided over the culinary depart
ment at the Hotel Savoy for the past
eleven months, left this morning for
Michigan in company with his wife.
They will visit there for time and
then return to their home in Column
bia, Mo.
Mrs. Sherbino. of Ouray, who has
been in Pennington number of
months visiting her daughter, Mrs.
George Green was among the home
ward bound travellers this morning
Her little granddaughter, Mildred
Green, accompanied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Spinning, of the
Florida mesa, were in town last even
ing on their return from Fort Lewis,
where they visited over Sunday with
their son and daughter, the former
and the latters husbands being en-
ployed at the Agricultural college.
VIM. Mason, Of Hesperus, superin-
tendent of the Porter Fuel company
is at Mercy hospital suffering with
a siege of erysipelas, which has been
his portion for several weeks. He
hoped to overcome the trouble with
out hospital treatment, but in the
end it put MIN down and out.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Hammond de-
parted this morning for Massachu-
setts, the formers home state, where
they expect to remain until Novem-
ber. Neither have had good health
of late and both expect to derive
much benefit from the change. Their
hosts of friends trust their mission
will be successful one.
Miss Eda Anderson, principal of
the grades In the high school build
ing, is home from Silverton, where
she attended the first week of the
teachers normal institute. She re-
ports the enrolment the largest in
years. The register contains the
names of 129 persons, with 113 in
attendance, several more being ax-
pected this week.
To inspect the proposed state high
way from the Colorado line to Gallup
was the principal object of Governor
Mcdonald and State Engineer French
in making the trip across country
from Santa Fe to the San Juan coun-
ty towns. 1t is understood that the
state treasurer of New Mexico has
just sold 100000 worth of highway
bonds and the proceeds are to be de-
voted for the most part to road con-
struction instead of road repairing
work.
The Durango Democrat announces
that through its efforts the Brinkley-
Douglass Fruit company Of Pueblo
with Offices in Durango, will handle
all our fruit this year if the pack is
right, but our people have had some
mighty expensive experiences with
commission firms. There is but one
solution for fruit marketing, and that
is for the growers to organize and
then confederate the organizations.
Until this is done, the growers are
going to get skinned most of the
time.-Farmington Times Hustler.
>-->>>>->-~