Semi-weekly herald., 1914-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Foutz. of Fruit
land, are in the city en- route to points
east for an extended stay.
Art Mcintosh and bride, nee Leila
Ralston, were among the passengers
bound for Cedar Hill this morning.
The members of the Berger Avia-
tion company have gone to Pueblo,
where they will give an exhibition
this week.
Mcssrs. w. G. Weaver, James Otis.
Will Macomb and Richard Macomb
were the fishermen who returned
home from Electra this morning.
Mrs. John I.illard and children
left for Pennington this morning af-
ter enjoying fair week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Seybold.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Coston and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p Bevington were
motor visitors from Mancos yester-
day who were guests at the Strater.
Mrs. d. j. McGillies left this morn
ing for her home in Alamosa after
attending the fair, visiting old time
friends and looking after her La Pla-
Ia county real estate interests.
Mrs. M. D. Taylor, the interesting
southern lady who serves Aztec peo-
pie in the capacity of postmistress,
spent the week end in town with her
brother, c. Bush and family
Mrs. Whitley and two sons passed
through from Silverton this morning
Denver bound, after spending the
summer months in the mining camp
with her husband.
Leslie Hubbard, state inheritance
tax appraiser, departed for his head
quarters in the state capital this
morning after a weeks stay on bust
ness connected with his department.
l.. A. Main and daughter, Miss Hell
en-, who have been visiting relatives
in this section since early summer,
leave Thursday morning for Cedar
Rapids to pass the winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Gleason and Mrs.
Mable Murphy departed for Pagosa
Springs this morning after u weeks
visit with Mrs. Gleason's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles De Luche, of Ami
mas City.
Judge W. N. Searcy. Court Stenog-
rapher Peters and District Attorney
George Lane left for Cortez yester-
day. where district court convened
this morning. Judge James Pulliam
was bound for that point this morn
ing on legal business.
Sheriff Fassbinder went out to AL
lison today with warrant for the
arrest of John Heber, who is charg-
ed with shooting his son with shot
gun. Details of the trouble are mea-
ger, but it is said to have occurred
last spring.
Mrs. Thomas LOTUS and her little
ones were among the homeward bound
travellers this morning after spending
fair week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Waters. OF recent years
the LOTUS family have been residents
Of Pennington.
Mrs. Nan Wilson and sister. Miss
Bess Dickerson, departed for Chicago
this morning to spend while in haii
dressing and beauty parlors familiar
izing themselves with the new meth.
DDS that meet favor with milady who
wishes nature to be assisted bit.
Today was adjustment day for thu
estate Of the late francis f. ]. Lewis
Five claims were allowed and six con
tinued until November 9Th. Marths
Meyers, administrative of the estat,
Of the late George Meyers, filed he
final reports on this, the day of fina
settlement.
The directors of the Colorado New
Mexico Fair association are anxiou
to meet all financial obligations a
once. II you have a bill against tn
association. you are requested to fiji
it at the earliest possible time wit
Secretary Cooke, at his office in tn
board of trade rooms.
Mrs. Thomas Goulding left thi
morning for the ranch near Flor
Vista, while Mr.. Goulding heade
lockwood way. where the sheep cam
is located. Her nephew, Huber
Wynn, was bound for Pine Ridge an
her niece, Mrs. Majors and husban
were off for their home in Pagos
Springs.
The paid admissions for the fair tn
first day numbered 500, the secon
day, 1900: the third. 1900. and III
fourth. 1000. the receipts bein
ssn0 so for the first day: sl,01i.i'
for the second; sl.494.25, the thir'
and 81 .0so.s5. the fourth. The ae
vance sale Of tickets increases tn
amount sl2l. The receipts fc- cor
cessions totaled 1898, and the entr
foes s5s4.55. The guarantee fund wa
*z.700.