Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-01

| business TRIP.
A. A. Keith, cashier of the Bay.
field bank, was a business visitor ovei
night, returning home this morning.
J P. o. Pilon, the well known post
trader at Blanco, N. NJ, is spending
the day in the city buying goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Graves of the
Fort Lewis agricultural school, are
spending the day in town as guests
of the Savoy.
P. d. Bobbett, who spent yester-
day in town loking after some bust
ness matters, returned to his home at
Mancos this morning.
II. :. Hensley, who is here from
Telluride looking around in his see
ton, returned last evening from n
land seeking trip to Pennington
Chairman James made il plain be-
fore ne mace his comment that he
was speaking ~ Il .'e'egate and lot
as chairman Of the convention.
John Ransom stayed over night at
the Southern en- route to Pueblo on a
vacation trip. He came down from
Silverton last night.
DIR. and Mrs. j. G. Espey of Trim
idad were in the city over night, pass
ing through on their way around the
circle. just vacation trip.
Mrs. Randolph Williamson, wife
of the Dolores State bank, and daugh-
ters, are guests of the Strater for Il
few days while in town on a shopping
trip.
Miss Ethel Current was a return
ing passenger to her home in Aztec
this morning, after several days visit
with her sister, Mrs. W. W. Bay of
this city.
Miss l.. Scharf was an arrival on
last nights Southern from Manccs,
and departed this morning for Colo
rado Springs, for few weeks outing
Ensign and Mrs. G. w. Case, who
have been here on business with the
local corps of the Salvation army, and
also to visit relatives, departed for
their home in Trinidad This morning.
j. s. Hatcher, a prominent bust
ness man of Pagosa Springs, was in
town over night on his way from
trip to Cedar Hill and other points in
San Juan county, departing for home
on this mornings eastern.
Nat o. Walker, the insurance
man, returned last night from trip
to Grand Junction and points along
the Southern between that town and
Durango, and continued to his head
quarters in Denver today.
E. A Ritter was an arrival from
his home in Colorado Springs last
night, and continued today to Farm
ington, on business pertaining to some
irrigation projects in which he is in
terested.
Misses Beryl, Dorothy and lnga
Skeels went out on the eastern this
morning, on vacation trip of few
weeks. The young ladies will visit
relatives in Florence, Denver, Colo
rado Springs and Boulder.
Superintendent S. E. Shoemaker
of the Mesa Verde National park, re-
turned to Mancos this morning, after
couple of days visit with Durango
friends, while attending to some off
cial business in this city.
Hans Aspaas and E. NJ. Cook were
Durango visitors yesterday, arriving
from Ignacio in the formers auto,
and, after transacting their business,
returning by the same method of
transportation.
Miss Anna Pickering was an out
going passenger on the eastern this
morning, bound for her home in
Princeton, Ky, where she will visit
relatives for several weeks. Miss
Pickering's sister, Miss Tommie, ac-
companied her, going as far as Love
land.
&C. A. Gumm and /. w. Walker,
who came here recently from Pue-
bio with a view of locating in this
SeCIlOll, Will Indht lnelI HoiitS iltlt-
after in the Montezuma valley. They
are Durango visitors today on bust
ness with the land office.
Mrs. Henrietta Johnston and
daughter, Miss Alice, were outgoing
passengers on the eastern this morn
ing, bound for their home in Chicago.
The ladies were here visiting their rel
at;ves, Mr.. and Mrs. N. o. Towns
end and Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Cart
ney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Russell of
Mancos, whlsgpent several days at
Trimble for the benefit of the latter's
health, came down on the evening
train to meet Mrs. Russell's mother,
Mrs. l.. A. Deane, who arrived last
night from Chicago to spend the sum-
mer. They all left for Mancos this
morning.
&C. D. Bradley, who stayed over
in town yesterday on his way from a
visit with his son, ]. NJ. Bradley, man
ager for the American Mining, Pros
pecting & Investing company, oper-
ating in the La Platas, departed for
his home in Florence this morning.
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