Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-22

Sam Ridinger Is in the city from Az.
tee for a few days.
Ed Green of sIlyerton is spending
a few days in town.
Miss Minnie Grouse was a returning
passenger TO Aztec today.
Attorney Reese McCloskey made
business trip to Rico today
Jesse Haller. the well known horse.
man. Is in Durango for day or two.
District Attorney George Lane was
passenger to Mancos this morning.
MIR, and Mrs. Harry r. Freeman
went to Mancos this morning for a
couple of days.
Mrs. C. T. Smythe, who has Been
In the city n few days from Ignac,o
left Tor home this morning.
Supt. W. T. Shelton came up from
Shiprock last night and is In town for
a few days having dental work done
Il. l.. Outlet, who has been in Du.
range several days on land business,
returned to Cortez on today's South.
ern.
Ex-Governor James b. Orman came
IN last night from Pueblo with Nathan
s.G
went to Pennington this morning.
In referring to Rev. Mr.. Davis yes
terday we credited him with represent.
Ing the Boulder university when we
should have said Denver university
Mrs. S. II. Fraser, mother of Mrs
Grant Morris and Roy Fraser, left
for Denver this morning where she
will visit relatives, going on later to
Central City.
Cole Briscoe, member of the state
land board who was in town over
night from lgnacio, departed for Den
yer this morning
Thomas Nolan, brother of Ed No.
Ian of Mancos, came In last night
From Sasuache and continued TO Man.
COS this morning.
Mrs. d. Bluck and son went to Flora
vista today on visit to Mr.. Bucks
aunt, Mrs, William 3luck. Mrs. Bluck
expects to be absent about week.
MI g Leah Rowe of Janesville. Wis,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. johnson
of this city. Miss Rowe is Mrs. John
sons sister She expects to remain
about three weeks
Mrs. W. r. Mason returned this
morning from Silyerton where she was
the guest OF Mrs. William Brayden
Tor Few days, and continued to her
home in iiesperus today.
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b. u. Moore Of Lincoln, Neb., return.
ed last night from trip to San Juan
county, New Mexico and went out on
he Southern this morning TO look
over the Montezuma valley.
Charles L. Outcalt and wife of Gold
neld came up last night from Aztec
and Pennington where they were look
ing over the country In search OF land
aud departed for home this morning
o
County Superintendent Mrs. Pulford
left for La Plata City and the May
Day mine this morning TO visit the
schools. Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. w. p.
Saile's sister-in-law, accompanied Mrs.
Pulford.
Agent G. A. Schmitt of the Globe
Express company received the first
shipment OF apples-125 boxes-from
the Pennington country last night.
They went out to Denver this morn
ing.
Miss Emma Helms, member of
the deaconess order, who has been
teaching in one Of the mission schools
for The Navajo Indians. near Farming
ton, was in the city over night and
departed for Denver today for cou
pie OF months vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James, Doyle and
James Jr. were arrivals from Denver
last night. Mr.. Doyle was on his way
TO his Mancos properties and Mrs
Doyle accompanied him for the trip
They went out on the Southern this
morning
William Kohler Jr was an arrival
from Silverton on the morning train.
Tim Carr, the well known sheep
man of Archuleta county, who has
been in town for day or two, de.
parted for his home at Pagosa juno
lion today.
We are glad TO see that Captain Dud.
ley and his co-Democratic workers ad
NIT that the printing ordinance should
'bc lived up to-the firm receiving the
contract made to furnish bond The
ordinance being valid In this instance
why isn't it good for the aldermen to
live up to?
Frank Creswell came In last night
from Pagosa Springs. where he has
been for the past six months taking
the baths for supposedly incurable
disease. Mr.. Creswell departed for his
home at Flagstaff. Arig., the Ca. Rob
inson country, this morning. happy
over his return of health.
Mrs. Harry Beegle and daughters.
Misses Katherine, Dorothy. and Mar.
garet, and Master Allan Crab, arrived