Semi-weekly herald., 1911-12-11

Plata City.
A. A. Durnell returned this morn
ing to Pennington after a short bus
mess visit in town.
C. E. Cooper returned to his home
in Mancos today after couple Of
days in town on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Sutton were in
town yesterday from Ignacio on a
shopping trip, returning overland.
George Mills departed for his home
at Mancos this morning after spend
ing yesterday in town on business.
F. M. Goodykontz returned to his
home in Cortez, via the Southern, to-
day, after a brief business visit in
Durango.
A number of fine pictures of the La
Plata county exhibit at the Denver Ap-
pleShow are on hand at the board of
trade rooms.
Joe T. Terry of the Sunnyside mine
at Eureka, was guest of the Stra-
ter over night on his way from Silver
ton to Denver.
Mrs. Cato is staying over for few
days as guest of the Savoy on her
way from trip to the east to her
home in Dolores.
w. 7. Dufur, the well known sher-
iff of San Juan county, N. Mex, and
wife returned on this mornings train
to their home in Aztec.
Miss Bernice Girard was a passen-
ger to Denver this morning on a va
cation trip. Miss Girard came down
from Silverton yesterday.
Miss M. King was passenger on
the Red Apple train today to Farm
ington on business trip. She came
in last night from Montrose.
w. II. Odett was an arrival last ev-
ewing from Denver and left today for
Arloa to inspect some boilers for the
Montezuma Lumber company.
Mrs. A. A. Townsend and daughter,
Mrs. Sam Henry, and children, are
now located for the winter at 1856 East
Fourteenth street, in the Dunham
house. The family moved from La
Plata about 10 days ago.
Miss Ethel Hoods many friends in
this city will be interested to know
that she is now at Valparaiso, Ind,
taking course in telegraphy.
John L. Mcneil, president of the
Durango Trust company, went out on
the eastern this morning to Dulce, N.
Mex, on hasty business trip.
Thos. Lewis was in the city over
night passing through from Pagosa
Junction to Silverton, leaving for the
latter place on this mornings train.
J. C. King, who came here some
weeks ago from Gunnison, and is at
present located near Aztec, was bus
mess visitor over night returning on
the Red Apple train this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Jacobs and child
came in last night from Dolores and
departed today for their home in Sill
verton. They were guests of the Pal
ace over night, returning from a
Thanksgiving visit with friends in the
Montezuma valley.
S. II. Phlegar, of the Phlegar Real
ty company, of Lebanon, was guest
of the Savoy last night. Mr.. Phlegar
was on his way home from Denver,
where he attended the Apple Show,
staying over after the close of the ses-
sion for week or two on business. He
went out on the Southern this morn
ing.
Mrs. Wetherill was among the ar
rivals on last nights eastern from her
home in Ashland, Ore, and went out
on the Southern today bound for
Mancos, to spend a few weeks with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wheatland.
Mrs. Nellie Gerry, daughter of the
late Justice P. C. Shannon, came in
la7t night from Salt Lake City, to
attend her fathers funeral, which
took place at 9:15 this morning from
st. Columba's church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Probst are home
again from Loveland, where they both
spent Thanksgiving with the latter's
parents. Mrs. Probst left Durango
some weeks ago, Mr.. Probst joining
her in time to spend Thanksgiving.