Semi-weekly herald., 1911-12-25

Munson family. The pup had been
suffering for several days from what
was said to be an incurable disease
and SO, for its own sake, the road to
the happy land, and there ought to
be a happy land for good dogs, vas
opened for it. The members Of the
Munson family all have bad colds and
| red eyes today and it will be many
a day before even the hard hearted
old man who runs the ranch will for
get little Fudge.
| Harold Cabin, nephew of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. White, who has been
here on a visit departed for his
home in Chicago this morning.
Miss Edith McGregor closed her
school at Porter yesterday until af-
ter the holidays.
Attorneys w. N. Searcy and Frank
Ross are here today from Silverton
on legal business.
Frank B. Brown, of Silverton, was
a passenger to Denver this morn
ing to spend the holidays.
Richard Hendricks, who has been
a business visitor since Tuesday re-
turned to his home at Cedar Hill
this morning.
Lawrence Sullenberger, son Of the
we'll known lumber man, is here to-
day from Pagosa Springs, on hur-
ried business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Reynolds and
daughter are home again after a
months absence in Denver, spent in
visiting Mr.. Reynolds mother.
District Manager R. M. Morris of
the telephone company, went to Man
cos today on visit to the local ex-
change, returning tomorrow night.
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| Gus Rowe, the D. & R. G., engineer
returned last evening from a visit
to his ranch on Red Mesa, and de-
parted this morning for his home in
Chama.
l Mrs. R. Williamson and daughters
Elizabeth and Georgia, returned to
their home in Dolores this morning
after spending yesterday in town
shopping for Christmas.
S. l.. Riggin, E. F. Thompson and
Sam Allen arrived last evening from
} Denver and went out on the Silver
ton branch this morning to fix up
the D. & R. G., telegraph lines.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing Jackson OF
Pendleton, N. Mex, were guests OF
the Savoy over night departing this
morning for Olive, Calf, to spend
the holiday season with relatives.
John Wesch, assistant cashier Of
the Montezuma Valley National bank
of Cortez, was in town over night or
his way home from a business visit
to Denver, and returned home thi.
morning.
Carl Anheier returned this morn
+. ing to Alamosa, after brief visi
with his parents in this city. Car
is working for his brother, Arthur
who now has flourishing plumbing
/. business in Alamosa.
Geo. w. Burlington, w. G.. Mcclure
J P. o. Pilon and George Jenkins Of
Aztec, who were here on busines.
relating to the Citizens ditch and
W. Lilley, of Pennington, on a sim
: liar mission, returned home via thu
Red Apple train this morning.
n Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Bolinger wert
business visitors from La Plata City
over night, the latter making the TRIP
, to have some dental work done. They
, returned home this morning. Mr.
, and Mrs. Bollinger chaperoned T. j
r Crowds, Mrs Crowds sending him tc
) Durango in their care with many in.
, functions not to lose him. T. ]. was
safe enough this morning at O'Clock
when he started for. La Plata with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bollinger. Farther
! than that this paper takes no respon
sibility.
Early this morning DR.. Lackey
was called to Hay Gulch to attend
: Mr.. Luther Kenzie, who had beer
kicked by vicious horse. Internal
injuries are feared and Mr.. Kenzie
may be brought to town this even
ing.
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