Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-23

home at La Plata, N M, to get the
household goods. He will leave for
La lara in a few days.
The Mancos girls basket ball team
arrived on last evenings train, and
continued to Silverton where they
played the home team last night.
| Miss Clara Vandegrift came in on
the Red Apple train last evening from
Shiprock, for visit to her relatives
in this city.
| Mrs l.. Sanders and granddaughter,
Mary Spargo, left for Mancos this
the latter's family.
! l.. G. Scanlan Is once more night
clerk at the Durango depot for the
Globe Express company. The com
pany cut down the force the first OF
the year, but last night Mr.. Scanlan
was reinstated.
George N Raymond was return.
| ing passenger last evening from a
trip to Denver, where he attended the
show. He passed through to his ranch
at Hermosa last night
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Stock Inspector Sam Ethridge came
in on the eastern last night from Den
YER Mr.. Ethridge said he had had
all he wanted of Denver for time,
at least. and that he was mighty glad
to get home.
Mrs. w. s. Cooper and two little
girls left for Mancos this morning. Mr..
Cooper recently purchased a bakery
there, and his family were on their
way to join him this morning. They
will make their home in Mancos.
Rev. Charles r. Hunt and wife were
guests of the Savoy last night, pass
ing through from Deadwood, S. D., to
Lebanon, where the former will have
charge of the Presbyterian church at
that place. They left over the South.
ern this morning.
passenger to her home in Dolores
today. She came in Thursday with
Mrs. d. Giorgetta, and Mrs. ]. P.
Akin, just for the trip. Mesdames Gil,
orgetta and Akin will remain some
days longer. They are here for medi.
cal treatment.
Nj. B. Parsons, the real estate man
of Lebanon, was In the city last night
passing through from Denver to the
flourishing little town In the Monte
yuma valley. While he made the trip
on other business Mr.. Parsons made
1t point to take in the stock show,
and the good roads convention.
ter Mary were outgoing passengers
on the eastern this morning. They
returned few days ago from Man.
COS where they visited Mrs. Hopson' S
Sister, Mrs. Ellen Davis, and an old
friend, Mrs. e. Cooper While in town
Mrs. Hopson was guest of the Sa.
voy. She lives at Edith.
w. 0. Giddings, was an arrival last
night from Denver, and departed this
morning on the Red Apple train for
Aztec. where he will spend a few
weeks with his daughter. This is MIR.
Giddings' first trip and he finds the
country and its conditions interesting.
He was guest of the Palace over
night.
Ress Philips, forest supervisor for
the Mancos district, was a guest OF
the Strater last night, passing through
to Denver to attend the state meet
Ing of supervisors which takes place
next week. Mr.. Philips will remain
about ten days. and will meet his
wife in Denver on her way from at.
tending her mothers funeral.
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Theodore Benjovsky left for the La
Platas this morning. where he, with
Messrs. Brooks and Schafer, has leas-
ed four claims of the Van Emmett
group, and known as the Unexpected.
There are fifteen claims In the Van
Emmett, in all. including the three
Incas claims. One OF these is leased
by Tom Price. and the Incas No. 2
and No. are being worked by George
u w. Avery.