Semi-weekly herald., 1916-05-18

Aztec ana her 1atner, are planning |
motor trip to California about the
first of July.
Mr. and Mrs. C. ]. Roberts ten
ants on the Gaines ranch at Hermosa
were among the rural folk patroniz-
ing McGirr's this forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Salyer have
returned to the Pine river valley, after
a four year sojourn in Southern Cal
ifornia.
Mrs. Dan McGillis' father Mr. John
Roper, who passed away in Alamosa
Thursday morning, was only i'll a
few hours.
Guy Jemison. who is a student in
the Mergenthaler Lintoype school in
san Francisco, expects to complete
his course in about two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ware are home
from motor trip that extended as
far south as Shiprock and west to
Dolores and the Montezuma valley.
Mrs. Jennie c. Smith, who has just
completed a term of school at Los
Pinos, was a guest at the Palace last
night on her way to her home in Az
tee.
f. r. Longvolthy, who is here or
health seeking mission, went to
Harrington today to spend two week.
in Mr.. and Mrs. w, N. Rights hos
pital home.
Charles f. Kelley and R. C. Hus-
ted, Mancos boys who are seel,inf
their fortunes via the prospector's
route were down from Needletol
yesterday, enjoying metropolitan lif,
rs demonstrated in our town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Voight are estab
lished in their new home. formerly tn
Leeka place adjoining BAYFIELD,. Ms
Voight win direct operations on The
ranch while Mr. Voight continues t.
travel for a Denver candy company
After spending 10 days in Santa
Fe hospital, undergoing treatment fol
his mental affliction. DR.. Hollis con
dition showed such marked improve
nent he was released. On his arrival
here Saturday evening he was met by
his wife. The two journeyed to theii
home in Aztec this morning.
Peter Miller was down from his Up
per Florida ranch today outfitting
with supplies from Graden's His
place is located on the old trail to
the Needle camp, that promises to be
the scene of much travel again this
summer, if silver remains at the pres
ent quotations.
+. j. Holman, the progressive man
who has served as secretary of the
Silverton Commercial club for several
years, has resigned to devote his en-
ire attention to his mining irterests
S. j. Rogers, brother of Mrs. Matt
Harrington, has been appointed to fill
the position made vacant by MI
Holman's resignation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Clay and Mrs.
Bulkeley Wells motored in yesterday
from Montrose, says the Telluride
Journal. Mrs Wells was returning
from pleasant several days visit
with the Clays in their Montrose
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Clay will be
guests at the Wells home at Pandora
for the next few days.
A deal has been pending for a week
now between John Farrell and the
DiNons, Harry and his mother, for
the sale of all the formers land and
stock holdings on upper Pine river. |
If the deal is made it will be one of |
the largest transactions ever pulled |
off in the valley, says the Bayfield,
Blade.
Home from South.
A. NJ. Camp returned last night /
from three months stay in the
south.
Operation.
DR.. Nicholai, assisted by DR.. Rob
bins, performed an operation on Mrs.
Clarence Lynch, sister of Paul Back
niger, this afternoon.
Activities at Brooklyn Group.
Dan Cason returned to the Brook
yn group in the Needleton camp to-