Semi-weekly herald., 1912-01-04

= LOCAL NEWS. "
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From Mondays Daily.
Richard Lake of Silverton is guest
of the Palace hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ritter we're in
from Fairfield ranch yesterday.
Joe Prewitt came up from Aztec
last night on his way to Bayfield, to
visit his family.
Attorney l.. P. Main journeyed out
to Oxford this morning to inspect his
various holdings.
Mr.. and Mrs. H F. Thomas arrived
from Aztec last evening, their dest'
nation being Oxford.
Miss Lulu Taylor of Bayfield, pass.
ed through to Mahcos this morning
where she is attending school.
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Mrs. Charles Singleton and little
Louise are greatly enjoying their ex-
tended stay in the Sunny Southland.
James Worden, who halls from Sill
verton is enjoying the hospitality Of
Mine Host Edelman at the Southern.
Miss Hill, one Of the 1gnacio teach
ers, who recognfzed That Durango was
the place of all places to spend a VA.
cation, left for home this morning.
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Mrs. Alex Bausman and son were
arrivals from Silverton last night,
where they spent the holidays with
relatives. They departed for their
home in Mancos today.
Miss Mae Stanifer was passenger
to Blanco in Archuleta county today
where she begins school Tuesday. The
young lady has just closed a very
successful term at Kearns.
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Mrs. Charles Heathers and children
came down from Hesperus last night
to meet Mr.. Heathers who returned
from Kansas City on the delayed east
ern, where he sold several car loads Of
sheep.
| ]. S. d. Hopkins, the Hermosa
ranchman and Hesperus merchant
went out to the latter village toda.
to take an annual inventory of the
contents of his mercantile establish
ment.
| E. ]. Mayer and George Graves
J both instructors in the Fort Levi.
agricultural school, were bound fol
the fort this morning. The gentle
men have been spending their vaca
tion in eastern Colorado.
Mrs. E. N. Beach has sufficient.
recovered from the critical operation
she recently underwent to leave tn
hospital. She will be domiciled at tn
Hotel Savoy until her condition war
rants her return to La Plata.
Miss Edna Connor and Miss Emm,
Crash departed for Bayfield, via Ig
nacio today. Not one thought of edu
cational problems marred their vaca
ton. The Bayfield, school, where boti
ladies hold forth, will open tomorrow
Miss Fredericka Oberlander, VIII,
has been employed in the Miners I'm
lion hospital at Silverton, left for Mis-
souri this morning in response to
message asking her to come at once
She hasn't any idea why her presenc
is desired and is greatly concerned
about the matter.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson o
Pennington, who have been doini
Denver the past week, came in on tn
early morning eastern on their home
ward journey. The Johnson's wer
Durango residents for many year
and it is with regret that we not
they are elsewhere located. The tow
can ill afford to lose such splendi
citizens.
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The genial proprietor of the Hote
Strater is quick to admit that it pay
to advertise. Since the glorious yea
of 1912 was ushered in his ad in Sat
urday's Herald brought forth fiftee
applicants. If many of the numbe
are to receive favorable consideratio
we certainly shall expect to note, no
later than tomorrow, the gentlema
has joined the ranks of the majorit
in Salt Lake City.
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The Denver and Rio Grande is hav
ing its hands full keeping La Vet
pass open. The snow is so deep tina
even the snow plow gets stuck in tn
drifts. The eastern due here at 7:3
p. m. last night reached the city q