Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-04

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Pueblo this morning to reside with
her mother, Mrs. Arnold.
Joe Warner. of Silverton passed
thru Durango this morning on his
way to Denver. He feels but little
worse as the result of the injury he
sustained in the shooting affray in
siIverton night before last.
Frank Hale and sister lnez Pierce
we're on their way to Silveiton last
hight with the remains of their father
he late Charles Hale, who was kill
ID by train near Pocatello, Idahe
few days ago.
Miss May Vandergrift, stenogra
iher at the First National bank, left
lor the east this morning on her an
lual vacation. Her travels extend as
ar as Boston and include a dozen
r more stops en- route.
John Gaspodareck, switchman Oh
he Stag motor at the Smelter, and his
@ife are mourning the death of then
title baby boy who passed away al
he family home last night at s
o'clock after few hours illness. The
mild was taken sick yesterday about
o'clock with serious disorder OF
lie bowels and despite the efforts OF
he attending physicians, died in a
ew hours. The funeral was held from
he Goodman Undertaking parlors
ate this afternoon. The sincere sym
athy of all Smelter employees and
, riends is extended to the parents in
heir sad bereavement.
Montezuma county has issued l3U
utomohile licenses this year.
Mrs. Zeno Barnes expected to leave
or her home in Nevada today but de
ayed her trip until Monday when She
tas unable to secure Pullman reser
lation
Mrs II. S. Dornte of Fort Wayne
indiana is here for visit with hen
aughter Mrs. Frank F'rech.
'lanting Fish.
Scores of people We're at the depot
his morning to bid farewell to the
,hool folk who took their departure
his morning. The usual quota of Wis
,ors fastening home to avoid delays
$ result of the threatened strike
ias also included in the list of tray
lers.
Thomas Hamor left for Pagosa
plings this morning with 10000 fish
be distributed in the river in the
agosa Springs vicinity. James Hav.
lin was on his way to Cumbres with
0,0OO small frys which will be plant
/ in the stream there.
lelays Trip.
II. s. Graves, chief forester of the
!. s., who arrives tonight, is accom-
,anied by Mrs. Graves, who is max
ig her first trip to this part Of the
iest. Smith Riley, district forester
1ho is n member of the party, is
mong the prominent Colorado men,
rho has never Joined the ranks of the
enedicts.
W. A. Bay and Roland Campbell
ere business visitors from Bayfield,
oday, Mr.. Bay is giving his usual
lose attention to his various interests
egardless Of the fact he has not full
y recovered from the effects of the
erious injuries he sustained last
inter when fell from railroad
ridge, as he was accompanying a
'hipment of cattle to Eastern Mar
cts.
Miss Mona McAllister left for
'reencastle Indiana this morning to
.'aunlt lel uuiltS rs court Steuog
apher, after passing her vacation
18th her step-father Bart Sease and
CT brothers Warren and Worth
'ease. If she makes her train con,
ections she will reach her destina-
ion just four hours before the strike
'ecomes effective.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Damon and lit,
lie granddaughter Helen were off
or their home in Braddyville, Iowa
his morning, after a visit with theii
on Grover Damon and family.
Mrs. Janet Smith was tourist Wis.
tor here last night, Her home is il
davenport, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ritter were
,yer from Dolores last night guests
the Savoy.
Miss Sue Brewer of Colorado City
vas on her way to Elco today where