Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-09

District Attorney George Lane re-
turned last evening from a business
trip to Rico.
Il. Gill, roadmaster Of the II. G. s.,
was in the city overnight from Vance
Junction, on business.
St. Marks guild will meet Friday
afternoon at 2:3O at the residence OF
Mrs. John w. Wingate.
w. w McAlpine is down from Rock
wood for few days change and rest
from the rigors OF sawmill life.
Major H. NJ Randolph was 4 Du-
range visitor last night, returning to
his home al Mancos today.
Henry Obendorfer, the Rico mer-
chant, was a guest Of the Strater over
hight, returning home this morning
H. j Freeman of Mancos was
guest of the Savoy last night, and de-
parted for Farmington this morning on
brief business trip.
Mrs. John Puetz departed for her
home in Hesperus after a couple OF
days in town shopping and visiting the
grandchildren.
w. L. Wilson, who has been in the
city for a couple Of days from Snip
rock, departed for Pagosa Springs this
morning.
i. f. Tumble came up from Cas-
telar last night and continued to ophir
this morning where he is receiver for
the Consolidated Mines company,
Lee NARROW left for a business trip
to Mancos this morning. Mrs. MARROW
viii stay over at the Savoy for few
days during his absence,
Hood & Ames shipped a casket TO
Ignacio this morning to p Garcia
son-in-aw of the late Dohaciono Sal
asor. The funeral took place at Is
nacio this afternoon.
Mrs Clara q Fisher, who has been
guest OF the Southern for several
days. departed this morning for Ala
mosa. where she will accept a posi-
ton
Louis Wyman came down from Sill
verton yesterday morning to attend
the San Juan congress. as well as the
social session OF the Board of Trade,
last night,
Miss Josephine Hood was a passen'
ger to Telluride this morning to ae-
cept a position as nurse in the Had
ley & Taylor hospital in that city
We wish Miss Hood success in her
new location.
NJ. F. Garrett of quincy, Ill, and r,
b Copperman of Bradford, H., were
arrivals on last nights eastern. This
morning the gentlemen left for trip
to Cedar Hill, where they have bust
ness interests.
Mrs. V. U. Rodgers and son Of Tel
Iuride left for Denver this morning in
response to a message that the for
mer's sister, Miss Safer, is very i'll
ana an operation is necessary. MT
Rodgers is in Denver and mis- family
will join him there. d. $. Rodgers
MIR. Rodgers father, accompanied
them this morning on brief business
trip to Denver.
William Halls was a returning pas
senger last evening from visit with
eastern friends, and stayed over at
the Palace on his way TO Mancos
for which place he departed this morn
ing.
Attorney l.. c. van Hecke and wife
were incoming passengers on the east
eIu last nlRut lIOH Htlld re, al"
continued today to their home in
Pennington.
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number OF students OF the Du-
range high school under the efficient
training Of Miss Eyangeline jenkins,
are practicing diligently on the lines
---or- mir. Bob" catchy play they ex-
pect to put on in Red Men nall soon
Mr.. and Mrs w a. Hunter departed
for their home in Pennington this
morning. Mr. Hunter was here yes
terday as "a delegate to the San Juan
congress, as well as TO attend the So
ciaI session of the Board OF Trade last
evening.
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!. b. Paterson. who was here yes
terday to attend the meeting Of the
San Juan congress, with c. E. Moore,
vice president from Archuleta county