Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-07
PURELY PERSONAL.
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Mrs. L. Jackson of Antonito was a
guest at the Palace last night en- route
to Aztec.
The major part of the Durango
delegation of celebraters are sched-
uled to return from Cortez tonight.
The usual first of the month meet
ing of the county commissioners has
been postponed until next Monday.
The Reading club are holding their
first meeting of the year at the home
of Mrs. C. C. Perkins this afternoon.
Ruth Jewett Urquhart arrived from
Denver last night and this morning
departed for Aztec this morning.
st. Marks guild will meet tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock with Mrs.
Charles Schultz, 1882 Main avenue.
L. P. Main left over the Southern
this morning in the interests of his
candidacy.
X. C. Salyer has bought the John
Walters place and will move his fam
lily to the new location next week.
Mrs. Totten, the well known nurse,
left for Bayfield, via Ignacio this
morning, where she goes in response
to sick call.
l.. J. Kirk, who halls from Aztec,
was an east bound traveller this morn
ing. He was registered at the South.
ern last night. 80.
Rev. Father Pecorella went ous to
Lumberton today where he will hold
services tomorrow night, the occasion
being the feast of st. Francis.
Mr.. Hepworth, one of the cattle
kings of Montezuma county, shipped
fifteen cars of cattle from Mancocs
and Hesperus yesterday.
Yesterday Morgan Stewart shipped
three carload of cattle to Kansas City.
The cattle shipped by Sales Of New
Mexico were part of the same rain.
Attorney W. N. Searcy came down
frcm Silverton this morning, bound
for Cortez on what might be termed
judicial business of political COM
plcxion.
Cortez has been the mecca for poll
ticians this week. The assembly of
celebraters presents fine field for
the office seeker.
W.. G. Otton, known official and
locally as "Billy," left on the eastern
this morning for the storm center of
the states political activities.
Father Fenton of Pennington, who
serves his church in the capacity of
travelling missionary, left for points
along the eastern this morning where
his separated flocks are located.
Jack Goulding returned to his ranch
near Monte Vista this morning after
spending several days in town Civ
ing local interests personal supervi-
sion.
Miss Myrtle Brown, who has been
over from Pagosa Springs attending
the fair and spending some time shop
ping and visiting with friends, left
for home this morning.
The Ladies' Mission circle and La
dies Social circle will meet with Mrs.
G. F. Hinton, West Third avenue,
Friday afternoon, at 2:30. Mrs. VIM.
Dobbins, secretary.
Mrs. G. H. Morris of Arboles was
a guest at the Southern last night.
The object of her visit was to pur-
chase supplies for the boarding house
at which she presides as landlady.
Pat O'Donnel and Adam Lewey
shipped seventeen loads of cattle from
Bocea early in the week. More to
follow later. The next shipment from
the section is scheduled for Oct. 10.
Mrs. F. Guptail, daughter and
granddaughter departed this morning
for their home in North Yakima,
WASH, after visiting some time with
their relatives, the members of the
Wejghtman family.
The very last of the celebraters
headed for home this morning. The
members of the late returners dele
cation were principally from the
mines where hilarity has not a great
part in the life.
DIR. S. W. Morrison is in the city
on ditch business. The doctor has
bad eye" We hasten to explain the
same was caused by one of his prize
honey bees mistaking him for flow
er.
Our San Juan county neighbors in
the vicinities of Aztec and Farming
ton are shipping fine samples of fruit,
vegetables, grains and grasses to the
state fair which opens at Albuquerque
next week.
Swan Anderson, who was brought
in from Alamosa last night seriously
i'll with typhoid fever, was conveyed
to Mercy hospital in the Goodman &
Delaney ambulance. Today he is
resting fairly comfortable.
Rev. Father Basier, who has been
visiting with Father Callahan for sew
eral days, departed this morning for
his headquarters. He was assistant
to Father Callahan when the latter
had charge of the La Junta parish.
Guy Tefft, who has charge Of the
rangers station near lockwood comes
in for the most recent honors among