Semi-weekly herald., 1911-12-14
LOCAL NEWS.

= LOCAL NEWS. =
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From Mondays Daily.
Joe Hindman of Mancos went out
to Pagosa Springs this morning to
take the hot baths and visit his many
friends.
Mrs. A. L. Cotton was an arrival
from Silverton Saturday evening and
left for the ranch in the Animas val
ley Sunday morning.
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Mrs. G. A. Cliff was in the city Sat
urday night on her way from Silver
ton to Denver, for which place she
departed Sunday morning.
l. C. Cramer and daughter came
in on the Red Apple train last even
ing from Cedar Hill and are in the
city today doing their Christmas shop
ping.
Last Saturday evening the farmers
union at Lake View elected officers
for the ensuing year. John Puigan,
president and Mrs. G. d. Taylor secre-
tary.
M. l.. Towne, who was here from
Hesperus for some days, subpoenaed
in the May Day-Idaho mining suit, re-
turned to his home in the La Platas
this morning.
Mrs. w. Hilton came in Saturday
evening from Alamosa and left Sun
day morning with her son and daugh-
ter, for their new home in the Mon
tezuma valley, near Dolores.
G. o. Walker and wife, of Parme-
lee, Okla, were among the arrivals
on Saturdays eastern and left yester-
day morning for the Montezuma val
ley, where they will visit friends for
few weeks.
Judge G. A. Pike went TO Silverton
this morning to hold court. He ex-
poets to be back Thursday or Fri
day. Before going he told the law
yers that he would be ready to hear
their arguments on the demurrer in
Chas. Herr's mandamus suit at 200
p. m. next Saturday. The judge was
accompanied by his wife.
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Roy G. Waters is spending the day
in town from Mancos.
William b. Farley was here from
CASTELAR, on a hasty business trip Sat
urday night, returning Sunday morn.
ing.
Attorney B. b. Russell left for Sill
verton this morning to do some prep
aratory skirmishing before district
court opens, which will be in session
this week.
Blair Burwell, of the state lane
board, who spent few days in towr
on business relating to the state lands
in the Montezuma valley, near Cortez
departed for Denver Sunday morning
Two freight trains are now running
daily between Durango and Silverton
carrying coal, merchandise and sun
dries. Silverton will soon be amply
supplied with provisions for the win.
ter.
Niles Carpenter went east this
Dicrning to complete his college course
he has been visiting at his brothers
tig ranch in Montezuma valley the
last 10 months and he expects to come
hack here about June 1.
F. G. Grebles, resident of Glad.
stone and Silverton for number OF
years, and recently located in Mancos
came in on the Southern Saturday
night and left for Denver, on busi.
ness, Sunday morning.
Mrs. X. Benson, large property
owner in Silverton and also in Du-
range, was guest Of the Southern
last night, passing through with hei
nephew, G. Hemming, and maid, from
Silverton, to Florida, to spend the
winter.
Mrs. W. X. Braydon returned this
morning to her home in Silverton, af-
ter brief visit with her mother, Mrs
Thomas Mason, Sr., who is seriously
ill with dropsy. Mrs. Mason is a lit
tie better today, but the improvement.
is very slight.
Mrs. l.. Marlowe was in town Satur-
day night from Bondad on hurried
shopping trip, and returned Sunday
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