Semi-weekly herald., 1912-01-18

1s, 1912. J15-4t-pd
E. J. Freeman of Mancos is busi-
ness visitor in the city for day
or two.
E. E. Hatcher, the La Boca mer-
chant, left for home this morning,
after couple of days in the city, on
business.
M. H. Doud departed for his home
in Silverton today. Mr.. Doud stayed
over in town yesterday on his way
from Pennington.
E. B. Hindricks Of Riverside, N.
NJ, is spending the day In Durango on
business pertaining to land deal.
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The Reading club will meet with
Mrs. Russell Reynolds tomorrow aft
ernoon at o'clock.
Luman Munson, manager Of Frank
Hartman's paper, the La Plata Miner,
is here today on business pertaining
to his publication.
H. G. Turner Is putting in the day
in town on business, and expects to
return to his home in Bayfield, tomor-
row.
Mrs. George Goodman was . pas
senger on the eastern this morning
bound for Denver on a business trip
Of few days.
Mrs. Emil Stein expects to leave on
Sunday for a three weeks visit with
her parents at st. Louis. The first
trip home since her marriage.
Mrs. w. s. Pickerill was operated
on this morning at Mercy hospital by
DR.. John Haggart. 1t was difficult
and serious operation but the patient
stood it very nicely and is in fair
condition this afternoon.
Thomas Clarke, United States dep
uty marshal Of Denver, went to Ig-
nacio today on busines. Part Of his
mission was to call on Fabian Mar
tinez, who is rather a difficult person
to find, at times.
Misses Enid and Flora Laube arriv-
ed last night from Rico to spend a
couple Of days with their brother, Cliff
ford, the courteous employe Of the
Palace hotel. who is here attending
high school this term.
Mrs. May Martin left for her home
in La Plata City this morning after
a couple of days In town shopping and
visiting with Mrs. Maud Dobbs Of
Silverton, who spent the past week
here on business.
Mrs. Maud Dobbs was among the
departures on the Silverton train this
morning, after business visit in this
city Of about week. She will stay
over in lockwood to spend couple
of days with her mother, Mrs. G. G.
Love, on the way.
Hans Aspaas, the energetic mer-
chant and trader from Ignacio is here
today on a business mission. Has
some coin to dispose of. There are
some of us who don't find it neces-
sary to leave home in order to spend
money.
T. E. Peterson, the well known con-
tractor, was q passenger on this morn
ing's Red Apple train, to Aztec, on
combined business and pleasure trip.
While pleasure is sometime accom-
modating enough to come to you, as
rule, if you want business, it is neces-
sary to go after it.
Attorney Charles A. johnson was
traveller to the Clover country" this
morning. He expected to stop half
way, that Is, at Aztec. We wouldn't
think of referring to San Juan county
in such a way, we wouldn't think it
charitable, but we merely quote the
county's citizens and the county news
papers. Under the circumstances who
could refrain?
Frank Grady, son Of John Grady,
roadmaster on the Rio Grande South
ern for number of years, and now
located in Portland, Ore, left this
morning via the eastern for Portland,
on account of the serious illness Of his
mother. Durango friends will be
sorry to learn Of Mrs. Grady's illness.
Frank, who il brakeman on the South
eru. canas 10 from Telluride last night.
Gapseintandsnt G. r. Werner came
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