Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-11

ed last mght Tor visit with the
formers sister, Mrs. Sherbino. Mr..
Slick and Mrs. Sherbino lived here in
childhood days. Their father, tho
late DR.. Slick was a well-known
early day physician.
A. E. Palen, an engineer is down
from Placerville undergoing treat
ment for broken arm.
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Mrs. B. w. Ritter plans to leave
soon for Fort Still to visit her son,
before he is ordered to the 'front.'
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Miss Gussie A. Albers and James
A. Heron, two well-known Rico peo-
pie, were married in Telluride week
ago today.
Now that men are expected to serve
as officers for the local Red Cross
chapter during the coming term, the
name of W. E. Duggan is suggested
for secretary.
One hundred and thirty-three cars
of concentrates were shipped from
Telluride during the month of Sep
tember, one of the largest monthly
shipments made in the history of the
camp.
Clifford Laube, representative from
Montezuma and Dolores county, has
moved to Denver, where he secured
position as city reporter on the
Denver Times.
Miss Marie Brandiger, messenger
and student operator at the local
Western Union office, left Saturday
for Paonia, having accepted position
us counter clerk in the Paonia office.
Telluride Journal.
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La Plata county women are not
found wanting when, on account of a
shortage of help, their services are
needed in harvesting the crops. On
/ tIlC loiiht ulCoa IiiG olLCl uety We
saw Mrs. Z. C. Rist running NOW
| ing machine and doing as good work
as any man in the county is capable
of doing.
Mrs. Susie Pennington Hampton,
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
| Pennington, died at the home of hsr
parents in San Diego, California Sep
tember 27, where she had been for
three months seeking relief from
| heart trouble. The late Mrs. Hamp-
ton lived on the Upper Florida for
| Is years or more, locating there with
] her parents in the early SOS. For
| several years she was engaged in
teaching. She became the wife of
| Alb. Hampton in 1891. Her husband
and two children survive her. For
a number of years Kansas has been
the family home.
John Odenbaugh, who had beer y
| resident of Colorado for five years,
| passed away at Ochsners hospital
| this morning at the age Of b4. Pneu-
monia was the immediate cause of
| his death. Arrangements have been
made to hold the funeral from the
| Ames & Bradford Undertaking par
lors tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
| Rev. w. S. Grim will have charge of
| the service.
The fire department was called out
just before noon yesterday to extin-
guish blaze in Mrs. Flora Beeler's
house, 55S Sixth avenue, which was
caused by Goals of fire falling out
of the kitchen stove into the wood
box. 1t is estimated the building
and contents were damaged to the
extent OF 5000 before the flames were
under control.
A. H. Symons, agency superintend-
ent at Navajo Springs, Sheriff Craw-
ford of Montezuma county and l. Pea
body, j. Jocket and Walter Lopez,
reservation residents, left for Pueb-
10 this morning on Federal court
business.
J. F. Fraser, division agent of the
Adams Express, passed thru to Sill
verton last night where he will check
in a new agent, who is scheduled to
arrive tonight. He was accompan-
led by his wife, woman who is
prominent in w. C. T. U. circles of
the state.
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