Semi-weekly herald., 1911-12-18
LOCAL NEWS.

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From fridays Daily.
R. ]. McNicholas is in the city to-
day from Pennington on brief busi-
ness trip.
Mike Campion, the well known Flo
rida farmer, is a business visitor to-
day.
Attorney Charles A. johnson was a
passenger to Aztec this morning on
legal business.
E. w. Hunt made hurried trip
to town from Silverton over night,
resurning on this mornings train.
C. ]. Closson returned last evening
from trip to Denver and points east,
and continued to his home in Cor
tez, this morning.
C. J. Kirk was a returning passen-
ger last evening from a business trip
to Denver and continued this morning
to his home near Aztec.
S. D. Cunningham, the Silverton
druggist, was in town last night and
left this morning for home, on his
way from California.
Miss Margaret Roberts is here from
Hesperus to take charge of the candy
department at Graden's during the
Christmas rush.
George H. Beatty of Monte Vista,
district organizer for the Woodmen of
the World came in last night and will
stay over for few days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore came
in from Pennington last night where
they spent Thanksgiving with friends
and departed today for their home
in Pueblo.
Mrs. A. R. Garrett, who has been
| the guest of the Palace for few days
while in town on business, returned
to her home in Silverton this morn
ing.
Ward Folsom and sister, Miss Lila
went to Mancos this morning to spenc
a few days with Mrs. Carl Schurr
and to assist at an entertainment tc
be given at the Pinewood school.
A. B. Ross, the well known ranch.
man of Cedar Hill, was in town las,
night doing some of his Christmas
shopping. Mr.. Ross returned this
morning with enough packages fol
Santa Claus, and looked as if he en-
joyed it.
Ernest Hoffman, who was here yes.
terday shipping several cars of wheat
and hay, the product of his Oxford
ranch, left for his home at Silvertor
this morning.
M. A. Charleston of Dolores and
Mrs. Bernice A. Caughey of Chicago
who were here yesterday on land bust
mes, went out on the Southern this
morning bound for the Montezuma
valley.
R.. M. Morris, district manager fol
the Mountain States Telephone com.
pany, in the Durango district, went
out on the eastern this morning, tc
Denver on business for the company
Mrs. Lenora Milholland was an ar.
rival last evening from Farmingtor
and departed today for her home ir
Ridgeforth, Ill. She was returning
from visit with friends in San Juar
county.
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David Hersch, of the Hatcher Mer.
camille company, came in last night
from Pagosa Springs and left this
morning for Aztec to look after some
of the company's interests at that
point.
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R. T. Tribble, the well known min.
er and prospector from the La Pla.
tas, who has been in town several
days as witness in the May Day
Idaho mining suit, left for La Plata
City this morning.
Roy Grebles came in from Man
cos last night and went up to Silver
ton on this mornings train, to spend
a few days with former chums and
incidentally look after some business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stephens came
in last night from Nivi, Utah, where
they spent Thanksgiving with rela-
tives, and left this morning via the
Red Apple train for their home in
Fruitland.