Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-09

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rious illness of his father, which re-
suited in death.
Mrs. II. d. Abrams came up from
Aztec Friday night to meet Mr..
Abrams who arrived on the eastern
that night from Denver, where he
spent few days on business. Mr..
and Mrs. Abrams left for their home
in San Juan county Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. C. N. Waters and little
daughter were guests of the Palace
last night, passing through from Man
cos, where the funeral of the late
Mrs. Harry Waters took place last
Monday, to their home in Silverton.
"A. j. Menefee, lineman for the
D. & R. G. telegraph system on the
fourth division, recently resigned his
position, and departed this morning
for his former home in New York
city.
"A. Lee, lineman for the Mountain
States Telephone company, went out
on the eastern this morning bound
for Antonito, where he will meet his
wife, on her way home from an east
ern visit.
William Dyke, the Archuleta
county ranchman, returned last even
ing from brief visit at home, TO
see how things were progressing dur
| ing his absence. Mrs. Dyke is at Ochs-
ner hospital, and Mr. Dyke makes
his headquarters in Durango in or
der to be at hand in case he is needed.
Mrs. w. A. Ptolemy of Silverton
was passenger to Mancos Saturday
morning to spend week with rela-
tives during Mr.. Ptolemy's absence in
California, on business. Mrs. Ptolemy
came down from Trimble few days
ago, and was the guest of Mrs. ]. N.
Galloway, while in town.
j. f. Walsh, who is in charge
of the bridge crew working on the
new railroad bridge at Cedar Hill,
made the trip to town Friday night
to see how Mrs Walsh, who is suf-
ferng from severe attack of quinsy,
is progressing. We are pleased TO
say that the latter is much better.
Mrs. Walsh and her little son Harold,
who is bright as a new dollar, are
guests of the Savoy while in town.
Charles, the 9-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Houser of Pagosa
Springs, who was operated on last
week, the operation being of a serious
and delicate nature, is getting along
as well as can be expected. The lit
tie fellow is at Mercy hospital, where
the operation was performed by DR.
Fl. C. Turrell. Mr.. Houser returned
to Pagosa this morning but Mrs. Hou-
ser will remain for the present.
Mrs. C. c. French is in the city
for few days in the interests of
the Franco American Hygienic com
pany, a large concern with offices il
the large cities all over the world
Mrs. French says she is looking foi
some clever woman to represent the
company in Durango. The work is
said to be very well paid. Mrs. French
is making her headquarters at the
Savoy.
e. E. Hatcher and son were II
the city from La Boca, to spend Sun.
day, returning home this morning.
"A. l.. Brown, more generally
known as Bert" left on business
trip to Mancos this morning.
k. S. Lancaster, II. II. Lee and
C. W. Hutchins are business visitors
in the city today from Dolores.
The Durango bakery are now oc-
cupying their new quarters next doc,
to the Woods Turner Investment conf
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Ritter were
arrivals on the eastern last night from
their Ignacio farm.
DR.. S. w. Morrison was a return.
ing passenger to his home at Oxford
iris morning after a brief business
visit to town.
Superintendent l.. Mccormick OF
| WV NaioiiSt II uel SohpdIly was uOWI
from Perin's Saturday night, and re-
turned to the mine Sunday morning
| &C. H. Patterson, familiarly known
as "Tud," departed for his home in
Silverton this morning after hurried
visit to town.
w. f. Neary and j. w. Becker
who were among the arrivals on last
nights eastern, from Denver, were
passengers to Silverton this morning
Mrs. Tim Carr came in last night
from her home at Pagosa Junction
and is in town for day or two on
business.
Attorneys w. N. Searcy and
Frank S. Ross of Silverton are spend
ing the day in town looking after
some legal matters.
| County Surveyor Roy F. Goodman
left for Ignacio this morning on a
visit of inspection. The new bridge
was the main reason for the trip.
Mrs. Margaret Rhodes left this
morning for her home in Aztec, after
spending several days in town, on a
visit to friends.
w. N. Bagby with his grandson
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