Semi-weekly herald., 1912-11-25
The new telephone directories are I


The new telephone directories are
being distributed today. The previous
issue bears the date of June Is.
Mrs Burkhead and son came down
from Silverton this morning for a
brief outing.
Il Miss Margaret PEPPER of Riverside
4 was up over night on hurried shop
, ping trip. She was registered at the
Savoy.
! Mrs. Melzar Ballard returned to
her home in Telluride this morning
after few weeks visit with her hus-
bands parents in this city.
Mrs. W. Bay and Mrs. Bessie Arm
strong motored in from Bayfield, yes
terday afternoon on shopping expe-
dition.
| Will Morrison of the Florida mesa
was among the purchaser of ranch
supplies in the city yesterday after
noon.
Thomas Puetz of Hesperus was
among the business visitors in the
city last night. He was registered at
the Strater.
Rev. Father Callahan was badly bit
ten by vicious dog day or two ago
and as a result is confined to Mercy
hospital.
Mrs. Clara Barker went out to Up
per Pine river to spend the Thanks
| L,,
! Johnnie Farrell.
Gordcn-S Swartz and Melnick are
shipping cattle from Tiffany today.
| Tomorrow Art Webster ships eight
cars which he purchased down on the
reservation.
C. l.. Boggs of Pueblo is in the
section for the purpose of making
preparations to locate a saloon in one
of the places that has heretofore been
dry territory.
A. S. Wynne, a well known Farm
ington ranchman and fruit grower,
was a patron of the Palace last night
He was bound for Monte Vista with a
carload of apples.
Mrs Sarah McNutt of Silverton,
who was taken to Pennington serious
| ly i'll with heart trouble. stood the
trip very well and yesterday her pros
poets for recovery seemed favorable.
+. r. Worster and S. kearney, who
have been looking after real estate
in the Montezuma valley were guests
at the Southern last night. This
morning they were bound for their
home in Colorado Springs.
Miss Francis Thomas and Mr.. Lee
| Steele. both of Aztec, were married
at he Presbyterian parsonage, the
Rev. Mir. Crozier officiating. They
are worthy young people who have
many friends and well wishers.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Smith, who
motored over from Pagosa Springs
yesterday, are among the patrons of
: the Strater. Mrs. Smith is rapidly
recovering from the effects of the op-
Grafton she underwent few weeks
ago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Vanderweile,
prosperous residents of the Animas
valley, departed this morning for their
old home in Belgium where they will
spend three months with the friends
of their youth. Twenty years have
elapsed since they left Belgium.
Bob" Alexander says that this
section hasn't monopoly on good
weather now, regardless of our boasts.
| in his recent trip to Missouri he found
the weather maker delivering his fin
est wares to every point along the
| line.
Mrs. Thomas Welboure of the Idaho
who has been enjoying few days
vacation at the Strater, was home
ward bound passenger this morning
Life at the mine has become decided
| " more interesting since operations
were resumed.
DR.. and Mrs. R. W. Calkins of Cor
tez motored over yesterday afternoon
and spent the night at the Savoy. Mrs.
! Calkins will be remembered by mu-
steal circles in our city. She appeared
in concert here last year and her work
created much favorable comment.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Cook and little
Nettie Marie depart for Ration, N. NJ,
tomorrow where they expect to locate
The family are numbered among our
most substantial people, both in bust
ness and social life and their depart
ure is greatly regretted by all who
/ share their acquaintance.
G.. w. Shrine of Denver was in the
| city last evening, arriving over the
! Southern where he is serving as eX-
press messenger in the absence of the
regular messenger, j. Patchen, who is
off on his vacation trip to points be-
yond the limits of the Denver d Rio
! Grande.
Mrs. John Dave and daughter, Mrs
A. H. Paul, and the latter's little
daughter Dorothy leave for Miami
/ .Aiiz., early next week to spend the
winter with Mr.. Paul and possibly To-
cate permanently. Their many friends
trust their change of residence will
only be temporary.