Semi-weekly herald., 1909-01-07

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Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Woods epent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Woods
of this city. returning to their Mancos
home today.
Mrs. Maggie Adams returned last
evening from Flora Vista, where she
spent New Years with Mr.. and Mrs
Tom Goulding.
Mrs. Frank Broad left for her home
In Chama this morning, after hoIi
day visit with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. r. Il. Sloan.
Miss Agnes Croker went to Shiprock
where she is teaching in the Indian
school. after a vacation spent with
the folks in Durango.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno Barnes and son
left for their home In Salt Lake city
today, after a pleasant holiday visit
with their relatives here.
]. X. Swayne, who spent the holi-
days in Pueblo, with his wife's rela-
tives, returned last evening. (Mrs
Swayne will remain for time.
H. s. Bushnell and James M. Gates,
both of the forest service, came in last
night from Denver, on business con.
nected with the local office.
Miss Mamie Todd. who teaches at
Porter, resumed her daily trip on the
Southern this morning. Vacation days
are fleeting like all else that is NOR
tai.
Mrs. Harvey Wallace returned 10
her home at Dolores this morning
after spending the holidays with her
father. G. Johnson, and brother, Dave
Johnson, of this city.
ing the Christmas vacation with his
parents, In the Animas valley, departed
for Denver today, to resume his stud
les at Sacred Heart college.
Fred Balcom, who has been spend.
ing the past three weeks in Durango,
started out again Sunday evening. 60
ing to Silverton. He will make all the
usual towns during the month.
James N. Lewis returned from Bluff
City last night, where he represented
an oil drilling machine company, with
headquarters at Detroit, Mich. Mr.
Lewis departed for Denver today.
X. p. Gordon and wife of Dolores
returned from holiday trip to Den
yer and Canon City, Saturday even
ing, They stayed over at the Palace
leaving for home Sunday morning.
I. p. Sanderson, who spent the hol.
idays in Denver with relatives, came
in on Saturdays eastern. Mrs. San.
derson went on from Denver after New
Years to visit her mother in Goldfield,
New.
Mrs. A. Thomas, who has been
spending several months with her sis
ter, Mrs. Emma w. Gates, of this city
departed for Colorado Springs and
Denver today. Mrs. Thomas home Is
in ST. Louis.
j. NJ. Rush, Sr, was an arrival last
evening from Mancos, to consult Dr.
A. l.. Davis, who few weeks ago
removed a couple of cataracts from
Mr.. Rush's eyes, so that his sight is
now restored.
f. e. Larimore, who fell from a
building at the Mogul mine near Sill
verton. early last week. breaking both
wrists, came down from Silverton this
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tai hospital for treatment.
Il. II. Smiley, superintendent of the
city schools, returned last evening
from Denver, where he attended the
State Teachers association in the cap
ital as well as the high school con.
ference at Boulder, during the holi-
days.
Miss Mamie Steward came down
from Silverton Saturday evening, after
spending the holidays there with
friends. She was the guest of the
Palace over night. departing for Aztec
Sunday morning, to resume her duties
as teacher in the Aztec schools.
The Animas Valley Ditch company
held their annual election of officers
Saturday which resulted as follows:
Floyd d. Bovee, president; l.. p. San
ia, vice presidents; ]. II. McDermott
secretary and treasurer; ]. S. D. Hop
kins and Andy j. Buchanan, directors
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