Semi-weekly herald., 1912-08-01
PURELY PERSONAL. II
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Mrs. Edna Patterson departed for
Denver this morning. She will be
absent for two weeks.
Mrs. Catherine McMasters returned
from Las Vegas last evening on her
way to her home in Aztec.
Mrs. w. A. Reese went up to Rock
wood this morning to spend few
days with Mrs. Teft.
Thomas Colmer and l.. A. Bailey of
Silyerton were guests at the Savoy
last night. They left for the east
this morning.
Miss Bessie Newton went down TO
the Cedar Hill ranch this morning
after weeks visit in Durango with
her brother Clarence.
Mrs. Grant Morris left for Denver
today for a weeks visit with rela-
tives. Her mother, Mrs. Fraser, will
return with her.
The c. S. Baileys returned from
Aztec last night. They were sched-
uled to come home one day earlier
but failed to make connections.
Mike Brennan has recently treated
his North Durango home to a coat of
paint. The body of the house is white
and the trimming is Paddy Green"
George Moody is attending to po-
litical duties in the state capital
Among other responsibilities he is a
representative to the state assembly.
Leslie June came down from Sill
verton yesterday morning on his way
to the May Day. He boarded the
Southern for his destination this
morning.
There was hat show in progress
in the sample rooms at the Strater
this morning. The sample array of
feminine headgear was sufficient to
supply the Mesdames King Solomon.
The number of women who peeked in
the windows to get glimpse of Dame
Modes latest millinery dictates were
exceedingly numerous.
Reid Coppinger is in from the sheep
ranch al Pine Ridge.
The banks of Durango will be clos
ed Thursday, Aug. /, Colorado day,
A number of Sisters of Mercy leave
for Denver tomorrow for retreat,
Principal Snyder was returning
passenger to Fore Lewis this morn
ing.
j. ]. German left for La Plata
City this morning on hurried bust
ness trip.
Stock Inspector Sam Ethridge and
Will MecEwen drove down to La Pos
ia today.
Attorney A, NJ. Emigh of Pagosa
Springs was a political visitor in the
city last night.
I. L. Peterson, the contractor, went
down to Aztec this morning to look
after business matters.
Conrad Reister, ex-county commits
sioner of La Plata county, was an
overnight visitor from Content
Charles Wood of the firm of Wood
& Morgan L. and l.. company was an
Aztec bound traveller this morning.
Earl Dalton, who is connected with
that newsy sheet, the San Juan Dem
ocrat, is guest at the Hotel South
ern.
DR.. C. II. Mclean arrived from
Laramie, Wyo., last evening to assist
in caring for his sster-in-law, Mrs.
S. S. Sloan.
Howard Charlton was Denver
bound traveller this morning where
he goes as delegate to the state Re-
publican assembly.
Judge Caldwell came over from Pa
gosa Springs last night. His mission
was to represent Archuleta county at
the judicial convention last night.
Mrs. Frank Broad came in from
Chama last night IN response to the
message telling her of the serious
illness Of her sister-in-law, Mrs. s. S. |
Sloan.
Mrs. Stella Gray " Denver and
her sister, Mrs. Siebert of st. Louis,
went out to Spring creek this morn
ing to visit their brother, Clem Rus
sell and family.
Miss Gertrude Raymond and her
guest, Miss Geon. went out to the
Sites ranch on Junction creek yes
terday where they will spend q few
days with Miss Mary. !