The Dolores star., 1901-10-18

~ LIVER STAR LODGE No, Io5, X. OF
r. Meets every Saturday night over
~ Dolores !, e So orsra 1. = House =
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VISITING KNIGHTS ALWAYS WELCOME.
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A lot of fruit is being shipped today.
J. 7. Quick came in yesterday from
Telluride.
Jesse West was in town today with
load of fruit.
Il, L. Short and wife visited Mancos
last Saturday.
James johnson and family are in
from Ground Hog.
Ed. Campbell, of Arriola came in
from Rico last Saturday.
It. w. Wattlcs, of Mancos, was one
of yesterdays visitors. Politics.
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AL. Thomas and a. w. Duggan were
down from Beaver creek yesterday.
Barney Haughey was over from Man
cos the first of the week, talking poll
tics.
Frank Taylor went to Rico last Tues
day on business, and returned yester-
day.
Jas. Galloway came up from McElmo
canon yesterday evening with load of
fine fruit.
j. Moriarty vas down from Quarry
last Wednesday and made The STAR
a pleasant call
j. d. Hall, of McElmo, returned yes
terday, from Il trip to Telluride and
other outside points.
Miss Viola Wallace departed on sun
day last for Boulder, where she will at
tend the state university.
a sheep train, with eighteen cars.
passed through this city last night, en-
route to Dallas Divide from Durango.
Mel. TURNER took out four-borse
load of lumber TO. Nerdure, Utah, to-
day He was accompanied by another
team.
The STAR missed the departure of
Mrs. Chas. johnson for Pueblo. some
time since, where she is now visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Kitturah Exon and daughter,
Mrs. Jas. Stevens, of Mancos, are visit
ing relatives in Dolores, having arrived
last Sunday.
VIM. Nj. May says he has II potato
crop, this year, from which he can pick
out one hundred potatoes that will
weigh three hundred pounds.
DR.. r. Russell and wife, of Chama,
n. NJ, Robert Kay and wife and Mrs.
Josephine Bookhamer, of Edith, Colo,
were in this city last Tuesday.
C. II. Bopp came down from Rico on
Tuesday last. He is still suffering from
the hurt he received short time since
and Is unable to work as result.
Mrs. w. H. Kelley, of Mancos, was
in this city Il part of Tuesday and We'd
nesday visiting friends and attended
Rathbone Sisters lodge Tuesday even
ing.
R. w. Lockett has purchased a farm
in the Montezuma valley, near p. j.
o'Donnell's place, and will put it in
shape to produce. 1t was formerly
owned by S. w. Carpenter.
W. w. Nossaman was called to his
home at Pagosa Springs on Monday
last by a telegram, which said his little
boy was not expected TO live. Typhoid
fever is the cause of the boys illness.
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w. H. Kelly, of the Mancos Times,
passed through this city, Tuesday, en-
route to Denver to consult an occulist
regarding his left eye, which is in
very serious condition from neuralgia.
Miss Mary Harris concluded to make
the acquaintance Of her numerous
cousins, ui1cles and aunts,. and, with
her mother and grandmother, started
on short visit in the east, last We'd
nesday.
w. w. Wallace and wife tuok their
departure last Sunday for trip that
will probably extend to the Pacihc
coast and include the principal cities
west of the Rockies. They Will be
gone several weeks.
The boys from the range are hign III
their praise of n new veterinary doctor,
who Is gaining reputation in tins see
tion by the expert nlannpf In winch ne
administers vaccine. They say that al
lhat IL necessary is for him to hang out
shingle with tD0ctor Ernest Ormis-
fon," On 1t, As his reputation Is made.