Semi-weekly herald., 1911-05-29
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From Fridays Daily.
Judge b. f. Houx was passenger
TO Pennington this morning on few
days outing.
Rev. Father l.. Pecorella went to
CASTELAR, today, To conduct Catholic
services.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Hollingsworth
are here from Cortez for a day or
two on their way east.
A. A. Buck left for Aztec this morn
ing where he will put in some plumb
ing fixtures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Sommers were
in the city over night from Bayfield,,
returning home this morning.
If you like moving pictures at
tend the show at the Red Men hall
tonight. Three films will be shown.
DR.. w. w. McEwen left for Cedar
Hill to spend few days at his ranch,
and look after his fruit trees
f. A. Norton arrived from Denver
last night on a visit to the Oro Fino
mine. Mr.. Norton and party left for
the mine this morning.
Mrs. Lafe Henry passed through
last night to Silverton, from Alamosa,
where she visited her daughter, Mrs.
William Peel, for week or two.
w. ii. Tritz came in from Fort
Lewis last night, where he is in charge
of the school buildings, and is spend
ing the day in town, looking after
some business matters.
Willis Martin, manager Of the cleo
tric light plant at Pennington, was
in the city last night, passing through
to Denver on business.
Mrs. Fred Godfrey and baby left for
Flora Vista this morning to visit her
parents from a month or two. Mrs.
Godfrey returned recently from va
cation trip to Pagosa Springs.
Rev. l.. w. Gunby was passenger
on the Red Apple train this morning
to Pennington to attend district con-
ference. He expects to return Mon
day.
Mrs. Earl Brown returned last ev-
ening on the Red Apple train from
Pennington, where she visited friends
for few days, and continued 10 her
home in Silverton.
Joseph Bordelau, the well known
Silverton business man, returned last
evening from visit to his former
home in Montreal, Can. Mr.. Bordelau
stayed over in town last night, and
continued this morning To his home
in Silverton.
w. e. Officer is down from the La
Platas today on business.
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Mrs. John Farrell is in the city for.
a few days from Pine river.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fillmore Hand were
uOWH yeSteiuay AieiIhoou,
BUSINESS, returning home today.
Rev. Father ]. B. Liciotti left for
Ipnacio this morning to conduct serv-
ices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Goble departed
for their home in Silverton this morn
ing, after short visit in town, on
combined business and pleasure trip.
j. d. McGaughey of tie Pioneer
Construction company is in from the
companys camp on Florida mesa, on
business.
Mrs. w. Ii. Crccker was return
ing passenger to her home in Silver
ton this morning after brief visit
with Durango friends.
j. d. Clark, the Pennington real
estate man, was a guest of the South
ern last night on his way to Denver,
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ogle and Miss
Celeste Martin were in the city last
night on their way from Edith to
Mancos, where they expect to visit for
month or two.
Mrs. l.. l.. Brush of Florence and
Mrs. ii. M. Roberts of Ordway came
in over the Southern last night and
departed this morning for Denver on
vacation trip.
]. NJ. Doud was n business visitor
last night, on his way from Silverton
to Pennington, for which place he left
this morning.
o. S. Evans came up from Farming
ton last night on his way to La Plata
City, on brief business trip. Mr..
Evans was a passenger on the South
ern this morning.
A ball game between the Moose and
Railroad mines will be pulled off next
Sunday morning at the fair grounds.
Both sides are confident of victory, so
lively game may be anticipated
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