Semi-weekly herald., 1911-11-16

Dennis Duncan is spending the day
in town on his way from Denver to his
home in Dolores.
S. w. Houston of Cortez was
Denver bound passenger yesterday
morning, going to the apple show.
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E. A. Martin was in the city Sat
urday night passing through from his
home in Pennington, to Denver to at
tend the big apple show.
William C. May, the well known
resident of Cedar Hill, came up from
home Saturday night and is here for
a few days on business.
Sheriff Alvin Kramer was an ar
rival Saturday night from a brief
business trip to Mancos and continued
to his home in Silverton yesterday.
B. S. Clayton and Ward B. McCar-
thy of Washington, D. c., were in the
city Saturday night, passing through
from Dolores where they have been
engaged on some government surveys.
j. A. Adams, brother of Senator
Billy Adams, and heavily interested
in the cattle business in the San Luis
valley, came in from Alamosa last
night. Mr.. Adams, who is here on
business, expects to remain for sew
eral days.
j. G. Dunning, a prominent cattle
and ranchman of the Montezuma val
ley, arrived last evening from Do
lores, and departed for Denver this
morning, to take in the apple show.
r. G. Graf was an arrival Satur-
day evening from Pennington, on his
way to Denver to take in the apple
show. Mr.. Graf was one of the many
passengers on Sunday mornings east
ern.
]. S. Hatcher, the well known mer-
chant of Pagosa Springs, was an over
night guest of the Strater Saturday
night. Yesterday morning Mr.. Hatch
er left for Cedar Hill on brief busi-
ness trip.
J. w. Bozman came in from Cortez
Saturday night and continued on Sun
days train to Denver, to attend the
apple show, and help the Montezuma
delegation boost for the home county
and this section.
| w. A. Hunter of the Hunter Mer-
camille company of Pennington, was
a guest of the Savoy Saturday night,
and departed Sunday morning for
Denver on business relating to the af-
fairs of the company.
C. E. Estabrook, the well known
merchant from Flora Vista, was a
guest of the Palace over night, pass
ing through from a visit with rela-
tives in Chicago. Mr.. Eastabrook de-
parts for home tomorrow.
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Walter Frost, his daughter, Miss
Hester Frost, and stenographer, Mrs.
Sarah f. Case, were arrivals from
Colorado Springs last night and de-
parted this morning for Cortez, where
Mr.. Frost recently purchased state
lands.
F. G. Hughes was an outgoing pas
senger on Sundays eastern bound for
his home near Chicago. Mr.. Hughes
returned Saturday night from visit
to Aztec, where he recently purchased
land. He expects to wind up his af-
fairs in the east, and return shortly
to locate.
Miss Olive Johnston Of Lancaster,
o., was an arrival on the eastern last
night. The lady is a trained nurse
on her way to the Presbyterian mis-
sion to the Navajo Indians at Lib
erty, N. NJ. Diptheria has broken out
in the school and Miss Johnston is
going down to render professional as
sistance. She leaves in the morning
for Liberty.
C. Gilbert is a business visitor from
Dix, today.
Mrs. o. l.. Smallwood sold big
load Of potatoes to our local mer
chants today for S1.50 per hundred.
The boys and girls basketball
teams returned Saturday evening from
Mancos where they played the local
teams in the opera house Friday night.
Mancos was victorious in the boys
game, Durango being the winner in
the girls.
]. w. Redman, who was formerly