Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-16

fOm q trip to Denver.
+. C. Grebles came in last night from
Alamosa with car load OF horses and
continued to Mancos this morning.
Mrs. J. G. Trotter was in town over
night, passing through from Mancos
TO her home In Denver.
w. N. Wallace was an arrival on the
Red Apple train from Canon Gallegos,
Saturday evening to spend a few days
in the city.
DIR. w. II. McRee was in the city Sat
urday night on a flying trip. returning
to his home at Aztec Sunday morn
ing.
]. M. O'Brien and family came up
last night from Laplata, N. NJ. and
departed this morning for Denver. on
vacation trip.
Mrs. j. Fl. Lynton departed for her
home at Dolores this morning after
pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs.
Sam Campbell. of this city.
Joe KudTDa, a Nebraska man, now
located in AlamOsa, came in last night
and departed for Placerville today, on
a land seeking trip.
A. W. Woods and N. l.. Burris ar
rived last night from Cortez and de-
parted for Denver this morning on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Fast and Mrs.
l. II. Stewart came in last night from
Denver and are staying over today,
until the Silverton road opens up.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stevens OF River
side were in the city Saturday night,
and departed for home Sunday morn,
lug.
Mrs. Will Galbreath came over from
Durango this week and is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Earl Faris, for two weeks
l-Mancos Times-Tribune.
e. l.. PAIL was an arrival yesterday
from Bristow, Neb, and departed this
morning for Mancos on land seek
ing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. James came in
from Ignacio last night, on the de-
layed eastern which reached Durango
at 10 o'clock last night.
Mrs. II. V. Ausburn and Mrs. C. G.
Ausburn were guests of the Strater
over night on their way from Man
cos to Denver. The ladies' departed
for the latter place this morning.
Agent and Mrs. H. A. Rogers left
for their home at Pagosa Junction yes.
terday morning after couple OF days
in town for the purpose Of consulting
a physician.
Misses Flora and May Schalles were
passengers on the eastern train this
morning bound for Denver, where they
will visit friends for q couple of
weeks.
Mrs. C. II. Rudy went out on the
Southern this morning to Cortez. She
arrived on last nights eastern from
Denver and points east, where she
spent several weeks with friends.
]. L. Davis of Cedar Hill was
passenger on the Red Apple train this
morning. Mr.. Davis returned Sunday
night from Santa Fe. where he served
on the jury.
Mrs. Otto Roster went to Durango
Tuesday, to visit with her daughter.
Miss Hattie, who is attending high
school at that place. and with friends
for week or so.-Rico Item.
Mrs. A. e. Arlington will be In the
city tomorrow and ladies' desiring to
look over her line of fancy work will
find her at Mrs. ScovilPs between /
and o'clock.
Mrs. B. Morrison was a guest OF
the Palace last night on her way from
her home at Gallup. N. M. to La Plata
City, to join her husband who Ia work
ing at one OF the mines In the district
Hugh g. Allan came up from Aztec
Saturday on his way east He re-
ceived telegram early Saturday
morning that his mother - seriously
M.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Civic club will be held at the library
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 sharp.
Very important business will come be
fore this meeting and all members are
urgently requeste to be present.