Semi-weekly herald., 1911-12-04

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From Thursdays Daily.
w. S. Hesderson is in the city today
from the Florida mesa.
c. W. Rust was business visitor
over night from Dolores, returning
home this morning.
G. s. Craig was an arrival last
evening from Arboles to spend
Thanksgiving.
d. c. Coulson came in from lay
field last night to spend 1hanksgiv-
ing with his family.
w. H. Waring, who were here for a
couple of days from Aztec on business,
left for home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Harrison of Cor
tez departed this morning on the east
ern for California on a vacation trip.
Mrs. A. F. Miller is here from
Harrington to spend the Thanksgiv-
ing season with her sister, Mrs. W. T.
Dan Iiirgton.
Robert Flynt was a guest of the
Southern last night, passing through
from Pennington to Denver, on a
holiday trip.
f. H. Byrne, who was here ycster-
day as witness in the Cox case, re-
turned to his home in Pagosa Springs
this morning to spend Thanksgiving.
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j. c. King came in last night from
Gunnison and departed on the Red
Apple train this morning for Aztec.
Just in time to spend Thanksgiving.
James Frink, the we'll known cattle
man, and his son John, of Mancos,
spent the night in this city, on their
way to Denver with big shipment
of cattle.
Mrs. Dorothy Holloway and daugh-
ter, Miss Josephine Austin, were over
night visitors on their way from their
home at Fountain, Colo, to Dolores,
to spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
DIR. and Mrs. A. F. Hutchinson and
their little daughter Helen, went out
on the eastern this morning to Ig-
nacio to spend Thanksgiving with Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Hutchinson at the
ranch.
Attorney A. NJ. Edwards was n
guest of the Strater over night, pass
ing through from a business trip to
Santa Fe and Denver. Mr.. Edwards
left for his home in Pennington this
morning.
Mrs. Hans Aspaas and daughter
were guests of the Savoy over night,
passing through from visit with
Mrs. Annette Aspaas at Breen. They
left for Ignacio on this morning
eastern.
Samuel Wales, a relatives of DR.
z. X. Snyder, the well known presi-
dent of the state normal school at
Greeley, is in the city today, arriving
last night from his home in Johns
town, Colo. Mr.. WALES was here a
few months ago on a land seeking
trip and was obliged to return before
he felt he had seen as much of the
country as he would like.
Mrs. j, S. Coleman was an arrival
last night from her former home ir
Colorado Springs to join her husband
who located recently on ranch neal
Dolores. She was a guest of the Pal
ace over night and departed on the
Red Apple train this morning.
w. E. Bryan came in on the South
ern last night from Dolores and de-
parted today for his old home in In
diana. Mr.. Bryan's mother is not
very well, and he was taking his baby
a beautiful child of two and a half
years, home to see the folks. On ac-
count of the older children of the fam
ily being in school, Mrs. Bryan re-
mained at home.
Mrs. E. N. Beach, who underwent q
serious operation Tuesday 1T Ochsne,
hospital, is getting along remarka-
bly, well. She suffered practically no
i'll effects from the anaesthetic, and
had very little fever at any time. This
is pleasing news to her many friends
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Stewart and
little son came in last night from
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