Semi-weekly herald., 1912-08-26
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PURELY Personal.
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L. IllUns Lne DlaHCa hS'N
spent the night in town purchasing
supplies.
Mrs. S. H. Thompson is down from
the Animas valley today on a shop
ping expedition.
II. C. Long, auditor for the Noun
tain States Telephone company, is
here on department business.
J. W. Baker proprietor of the store
at Trimble Springs, passed through
this morning to Colorado Springs.
DR.. and Mrs. E. P. Crawford came
in fom Mancos last night on hur-
ried trip, returning home this morn
ing.
John Ritzman, manager OF the
San Juan Fruit Growers association
is interviewing local fruit dealers
today.
Jesse Haller one of the well known
Mancos residents, is stopping at the
Palace, while looking after his local
interests.
]. A. Clay came down from Silver
ton this morning where he has been
spending couple of days on com
pany business.
Fret Townsend, tho Aztec mer-
chant, was an over night guest at
the Strater. He headed homeward
this afternoon.
Undersheriff Jack Couch returned
from Denver last night, where he
placed Bertha Harper in the home OF
the Good Shepherd
The remodeled McCloskey resi-
dence on the boulevard is going to
be one of the handsomest struct-
ures on that street.
The Misses Blanche and Ruth AL
len who have been at the Savoy for
several days depart for their horne
in Pennington tomorrow.
AS usual the band concert was line
last night and large number of
people listened with great pleasure
to the well rendered selections.
E. E. Hatcher and son, Oscar, left
for their home in La Boca this
morning, after transacting business
in Durango since Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Porter who has been
spending three weeks with her rel
atives here depated for her head
quarters in Trinidad this morning.
C. Morris and wife are in from
or cbne estt n
boarding house. The Southern is
their headquarters while in the city,
Mrs. R. D. Elmerly and Mrs. W.
c.. Clark of Lebanon were guests
at the Southern last night who were
bound for Oxford to visit relatives
Mrs. j. Hargcsheimer came down
from the Animas valley this morn
ing where she has been the guest
of Mrs. J. S. d. Hopkins for several
days.
Mike Newton returned from Ala
mosa last night where he journeyed
few days since to witness the Ed
die Johnson frankie White prize
fight.
G. Nelson, Silverton mining man.
and Tingley Avery of the Incas, were
incoming travellers over the Southern
last night, who are spending che cay
in town.
Mrs. Carl Underhill and Mrs. Leo
Cronenberg went up to Rico this a
m. to attend dance which is to be
given by one of the trainmen's or
ganizations.
Mr.. Graves who has been at Fort
Lewis visiting his brother, George
Graves, for several weeks arrives to-
night on his return trip to his home
in Burlington, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. B. McAtee went
down to Pennington this afternoon
The former on fruit and railroad
business and the latter on fruit
sampling expedition.
The force at the county clerk S
office today are doing a rushing bus
mess. People in large numbers are
taking advantage of the eleventh
hour opportunity to register.
Mrs. Ida Wales and nephew, Ken
meth LaGrome, came up from Fam
ington last night. Tonight they GO
up to their summer home, the Mey.
ers ranch in the Animas valley.
County Clerk Conroy has received
the sample ballots for the primary
election from Denver. The aforesaid
do not live up to their reputation
for length or possible confusion.
Mrs. Dora Anderson, widow OF the
late Arthur Anderson has leased the
j. f. Bradford house on Eighth
street for the school year. She will
take possession in a few days.
By the large number of guests
registered at the Savoy last night
one might readily imagine that the
Colorado-New Mexico fair or some
other drawing event was in progress.
l.. o. Portales returned from Dem
yer last night, where he has been
attending to interests for the past
ten days. This morning he took to
the hills in the direction Of the La
Platas.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson came
in from Denver last night bound for
Pennington. Mr.. Nelson had the