Semi-weekly herald., 1911-12-21


ter are domiciled at the Strater for |
a few days, while their house is
being fumigated, after the whooping
cough.
Mrs. Ruth Elder, daughter of S.
N. Coder, is here from Garden City,
Kans., to assist in taking care OF the
latter, who is recovering from Sc
we're illness.
F. L. Ptolemy came in last night
from Mancos and departed today for
Arizona points to look around the
country, and, incidentally, transact
some business.
/ Miss Beatrice Saenger left for her
home in Silverton this morning. The
young lady was returning from
vacation of several weeks spent in
Denver and other points.
Stephen Mullin was a returning
passenger on the eastern last night
from his former home in Iowa, where
he spent Thanksgiving with relatives,
and continued this morning to Silver
ton.
Rev. M. H. Macleod is spending
the day in town on his way from
Mancos to his headquarters in Pue-
bio. Rev. Mr.. Macleod is travelling
missionary for the Presbyterians in
this state.
C. C. Eddy was an outgoing passen-
ger on the eastern this morning bound
for Denver, to spend Christmas with
his mother, who is of an advanced
age. He expects to return in cou-
pie of weeks.
Roy G. Waters and Henry Crawford
returned last evening from Kansas
City where they accompanied % cars
of sheep. This morning, the latter
was a passenger to Mancos, Mr.. Wat
ers staying over in town today. Both
gentlemen were guests of the Savoy
over night.
Harry v. Pyle, the well known Do
lores real estate man, came in or
i the Southern last night to meet his
sister, Mrs. Clover Westhoff, who
arrived on the eastern from Califor.
MIA Both Mr.. Pyle and Mrs. West.
hoff are staying over in town today
on their way to Dolores.
Jesse Hallar, proprietor of the Man
cos hotel, is spending the day in the
city, on business.
E. Longwill was an arrival las
evening from Mancos and is spend
ing the day in our city.
George Noll departed for his hom'
home in Silverton this morning aftel
a few days outing in this city.
| w. X. Milton, the Ignacio black
smith, made a hurried trip to tow
last night returning on the morning
train.
E. j. Holman came down from Sill
verton last night and continued t,
Denver this morning on hurried
business trip.
George w. Avery, manager of thu
Incas Mining, Milling & Leasing com
pany, returned to the mine this morn.
ing after spending a few days al
home.
Mrs. Max L. McCluer, of Cortez
left yesterday morning for Pueblo
where she will spend the holidays
with her uncle, Fred Darrow, the
well known travelling auditor of the
Colorado Fuel & Iron company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy T. Kerr and
their interesting baby, were in the
city from Hermosa, on their way to
Denver, where they will spend
two or three months with Mrs. Kerr's
parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Col
lett.
Frank Spietz departed this morning
for his home in Chicago, after brief
but pleasant visit with his aunt, Mrs.
Lottie Ambold, and his cousins, Wal
ter Ambold and Mesdames Ray Good
man and George w. Lane. Mr. Spietz's
visit was in the line of surprise, as
they were unaware of his presence in
the state until he walked in one ev-
ening. He was in Denver on business
and made the trip to take a look at
his relatives as well as the country.
j. A. Simons, Denver cattle buy
er, is in the city, on business.