Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-28
Mrs. A. H. Long and children re-

hth ~ boSa tibS
DR.. Dickenson, who served as pre-
'iding elder of the Southern NJ. f.
Montrose has new rest room
'as been assigned the Colorado
Springs charge, DR.. w. n. Wheeler
succeeds him as presiding elder.
Robert Patscheck and son Herman
IRE the first of the Salt Lake Excur-
sionists to return home. They We're
passengers on yesterdays Southern
who stopped at Hesperus. Others are
expected in a day or two.
Pagosa Springs has plan under
foot to solve its church problem by
the several denominations and those
Interested in church work not affil-
ated with any denomination, secur-
ng the services of Frank Richards,
an Independent minister.
Governor Carlson and Party
Return Tonight.
jerry Ford, former newspaper
nan who deserted the game for the
government service, is visiting in this
'icinity, the place he called home
lack in the early '0O's.
Mrs. Julia McCorquadale departed
on Alamosa this morning to join her
husband. She was on her return from
armington We're she visited her
mother. Mrs. Paxton.
Miss Amy c. Hutchins, one of the
}opular teachers of San Juan coun-
Y, New Mexico, is in town ON shop
ing expedition. She is guest al
the Southern.
Governor Carlson and wife and
'red Carroll, state commissioner of
1ines, are scheduled to return from
iontezuma county tonight en- route
% Silverton where the Governor Is
booked for an address. Tomorrow
hey go to Ouray and thence to Ridg-
vay and Montrose.
Mrs. Claude Dickerson of Phoenix
making a very satisfactory recov-
FRY following Il very critical opera
ion for stomach trouble. Little AL
ert Shoemaker, age 4, has been very
IL, but his condition shows slight inn.
>rovement. Mrs. Fl. F. Morgan and
laughter Alice left for their home IL
Arriola this morning. James Cum
nlngs of Silverton was releas-i from
he hospital today. Mrs Emma vii
improving and will soon be abb
leave her room. Mrs. j. Moore of
Dolores is better. A. Il. Riley. who
uttered n compound fracture of the
eg last week, is getting along as
veil as could be expected Mr.. Nan.
"A of Oxford is also among the pa
tents, whose condition shows i'm.
lrovement.
Mrs. Kate Kelly, widow of the late
'Muldoon" Kelly left Sa@telle. Cali
ornia day or two ago en- route to
iancos to make her home with he,
nece, Mrs. George NJ. Carr. She is
icheduled to arrive here SUNDAY
light. She is in very poor health
laving suffered two strokes of apo
llexy recently
All interest is centered in the Flow 4
II Show to be given at the Exchang,
omorrow afternoon. Extensive prep
rations have been made and many
ave arranged to compete for the
'rizes. In addition to the prizes foi
he garden flowers substantial prize.
viii be given for the collections OF
Wild flowers.
City Manager A. F. Hood left for
)enver this morning in response to
message stating the condition of hi.
'ldest daughter Miss Josie had tax.
n turn for the worse, and an op-
ration would be necessary not lateI
han tomorrow morning. She is suf
ering with a severe form of stomach.
roubIe.
Wednesday afternoon in the parlor.
# the Rochester hotel Mr.. Homer
'iggs and Miss Laura McMurtee
Fere united in marriage. Justice N
Hayden performing the ceremony
ir. Biggs is the Youngest son OF
'ert Biggs of O'Neal Park and is a
'kable young fellow with many
riends. The bride is daughter of
lr. and Mrs. w. A. McMurtee and
5 pleasant young woman who also
as many friends s-Pagosa Journal.