Semi-weekly herald., 1911-11-30
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From Tuesdays Daily.
Allen Clemmons is here from La
Plata City en- a few days outing.
Thomas Roberts is here from Rock
wood for few days on business.
Hans Aspaas and M. w. Walters
were over night visitors from Ignacio,
on business.
Mike Nary is down from lockwood
for a day or two on business with
the district court.
C. w. Hutchins, who was here for
brief business visit yesterday, re-
turned to his home in Dolores this
morning.
B. o. Pelon, the Blanco merchant,
was business visitor over night,
and departed for home via the Red
Apple JTdHl lHlS HlUTnlHR.
Mrs. T.. T. Harwood was a guest of
the Savoy over night, passing through
from her home in Pennington to Ala
mosa on visit to friends.
]. W. Hudson and r. H. Davidson,
both of Denver, left on the Southern
this morning for land seeking trip
through the Montezuma valley.
For coughing, dryness and tickling
in the throat, hoarseness and all
coughs and colds, take Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound. Contains no op-
iates. For sale by all druggists.
Miss Myrtle Brown was in the city
last night, passing through from
Pennington, where she visited friends
for some weeks, to her home in Pa
gosa Springs. Miss Brown left on
the eastern this morning.
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w. I. Samson, who accompanied his
wife this far on her way to Cali
fornia to spend the winter, returned
to his home in Mancos this morning.
Woodie Decker came down from La
Plata City yesterday and departed on
the eastern this morning for Mont
rose, where he expects to go into
business.
]. E. Nash of Monte Vista and E.
j. Strawn of Alamosa were passen-
gers on the Red Apple train this
morning to Pennington on land
seeking trip.
Miss Mary Morgan and brother,
Jack Goulding, returned to the ranch
at Flora Vista this morning after a
few days in town on combined bust
ness and pleasure trip.
Louis Schaefer, who spent the sum-
mer leasing on the Van Emmett group
in the La Platas, came down from
the mine yesterday and left for Sill
verton this morning on a business
trip.
|. Levy, one of the Cortez boosters,
and also a member of the band, left
for Cortez this morning. Mr.. Levy
returned Saturday night from Dem
yer, staying over for few days after
the apple show. He said he had
fine time, and it was a fine exhibit
ton. In spite of competing against
the entire country, Montezuma and
La Plata counties both carried off
number of premiums. Their success
was the more remarkable when we
remember that all the fruit had to
be transferred and hauled over rough
roads, there being no through trains
at that time.
Miss Lucille Mclean came down
from Trimble Springs last night and
departed for Aztec on this mornings
train.
About 1900 sheep are in camp on
the mesa between Hesperus and Du-
range waiting for cars. Most of them
will be shipped to Kansas City.
c. T. Boroughs, former resident
of Pagosa Springs, and now located
at Tiffany, came in on last nights
train to appear as witness in the
Cox case.
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Mrs. E. N. Beach was operated on
this morning at Ochner hospital.
Mr.. Beach came down from La Plata
City last night so as to be in town
when the operation was performed.
Mrs. Beach came through very nicely,
and we trust, will soon be on the road
to rssovsry.