Semi-weekly herald., 1911-11-27

From Thursdays Daily.
w. W.. McAlpine is down from
lockwood for a day on two on busi-
ness.
Mrs. W. r. Mason departed for Hes
perus this morning, after spending
yesterday in town to attend the Ent
funeral.
Miss Frances Lambert returned to
Hesperus today. She was here yes
terday to attend the funeral of Miss
Myrtle Ent.
Emil Bergan, who spent the day
in town yesterday on business, de-
parted for his home at Cedar Hill
this morning.
Ernest Hoffman returned last night
from "A hurried trip to his ranch at
oxford and departed this morning for
his home in silverton.
Mrs. f. L. Miller was guest of
the strater over night passing
through from vacation trip to Den
yer, to her home at Cortez.
/ Mrs. J. w Burch was guest of
the Southern last night while pass
ing through to her home in St.
Charles, Mo, after an extended visit
to her ranch property in Dolores,
Mrs. win Roberts, who was here
yesterday to attend the funeral of
Miss Myrtle Ent, returned home this
lmorning to her home at Hesperus.
| nr. A. j. Nossaman was an out
going passenger to his home in Pa
posa Springs this morning, after a
couple of days in town on business.
/ r, r. Smith, the well known booster
from the Montezuma valley, was in
town over night, passing through to
Cortez, from the Denver apple show.
Leonard Boat was an arrival last
night from his home in Morrison,
Colo, and continued today to Aztec,
where he formerly resided for num-
ber Of years.
W. NJ Edwards came in last night
from Dolores after an extended so
journ in the oil fields of Montezuma
county and Utas, and departed today
for his old home in Iowa.
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f. P. Smallwood, the enterprising
lanchman of the Animas valley, was
in the city over night on business,
returning home today. Nh. Small
wood is former newspaper man,
emancipated several years ago.
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f. A. and G. F. Dittman, who spent
the summer in the La Platas at the
Tomahawk and Lucky Moon properties
in which they are interested, departed
for their home in Cincinnati this
morning, to remain for the winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL. Ketchem were
arrivals last evening from Aztec,
where they recently sold their ranch
property, after residence in San
Juan county of about six years. This
morning they left for their former
ihome in Illinois, where they expect
to remain permanently.
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Jim McDermott says he is going
to the grange meeting at the Trimble
school house next Friday night with
en- abundant supply of Grape on his
hat. If that grange is going to be
buried he wants to be prepared for
the funeral.
E. w. Perkins of Cortez was a
guest of the Palace over night on
his way to Loup City, Neb. Mr.. Per-
kins received telegram Tuesday an
nouncing the death Of his mother, and
this morning he left via the eastern to
attend the funeral.
Mrs. Ellen Bryce, who was here
for few days visit with her sor
and daughter, who are attending the
Durango high school, returned to the
ranch at CASTELAR, this morning. Mrs
Bryce has leased the ranch and ex-
+ Gets to move to town for the winter
George w. Jones was returning
passenger on last nights Southern
from trip through the Montezuma
valley, Mr.. Jones looked over num-
Der of promising land propositions and
will return again later. This morning
he went out on the eastern bound for
his home in Frederick, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Carr arrived
last evening from Chama, the lat
ter entering Mercy hospital today.