Semi-weekly herald., 1911-11-23

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From Mondays Daily.
John Puetz of Hesperus is here
Tor day or two on business.
S. n. johnson is here for a few
lays from Pennington on business.
S. G. Thomas is here from Content
Today on hurried business trip.
4. Joe Grobecker is a business visitor
today from Bayfield,, laying in sup
plies.
C. F. Turner of Cortez was an
passenger to Denver and
points east, yesterday moaning.
II. A. Mueller came in yesterday
from Bayfield, and is staying over in
town today on shopping trip.
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w. Fl. Crawford Of Aztec spent Sum
day in town on his way to Denver,
for which place he left this morning.
G. B. Pratt of silverton was an
over night visitor Saturday, on his
way to Mancos where he will visit his
ranch interests for day or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. swigart and
children were guests of the Strater
Saturday night on their way from
Cortez to Denver. Mr.. Swigart is su-
Of the Montezuma val
ley irrigation district. He was taking
his family out for vacation trip.
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r. c. Graf was returning pas
scnger on Saturdays train from Den
yer where he spent few days on a
combined business and pleasure trip.
John f. Gamsby, who has been here
for the past three days from Emerald
lakes on business with the local fish
hatchery, departed for the lakes this
morning.
Phillip Bauer returned Sunday ev-
ening from Denver, where he attend
ed the apple show for few days,
This morning he continued to his home
in Mancos.
E. C. Martin returned on Saturday
evenings train from a combined bust
ness and pleasure trip to Denver, and
continued to his home in Pennington,
yesterday.
Howard Clark, son of the well
known real estate man of Farming
ton, came in on the Red Apple train
Saturday night and departed Sunday
morning for Denver,
Charles Heather, the well known
sheep man from Hssperus, came in
from camp Saturday evening and is
in town for day or two to attend to
some business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Mason and
grandson, Mason Kight, went to Hes
porus this morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mason were returning home, Mason
accompanying them for visit.
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G. w. Jones of Frederick, Okla,
was among the arrivals on Satur-
day nights train, and departed Sun
day morning on a land seeking trip
through the Montezuma valley.
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The cases against Mueller and Gro
becker, who were charged with high
grading, were dismissed this morning,
but Rumsey, Ward and Mitchell are
still fugitives from justice and the
cases against them were continued.
Mrs. c. j. Long and five children
arrived last evening from Anson, Tex,
and continued today to Dolores to
join Mr.. Long, who recently bought
ranch property in the Montezuma
valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Christy and
Mrs. A. r, Cash arrived Saturday
evening from Lebanon on their way
cast. They will visit relatives in Colo
rado Springs and Denver before re
turning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coppinger re-
turned Sunday evening from Denver
where they attended the apple show.
They stayed over night at the South
ern and left for home via the II. G.
S. this morning.
Mrs. John I. Rowan of Chicago, ILL.,,
and Miss Mary Fitzpatrick of New
York, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Mccormick for few weeks,
went out on yesterdays eastern bound
for their respective homes.