Semi-weekly herald., 1912-02-01
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PURELY PERSONAL
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From Mondays Daily.


turning home yesterday morning.
&C. A. Cameron was down from
Trimble Springs over night Saturday
on hurried trip.
Rev. Father j. B. Liciotti went to
Ignacio this morning to spend few
days on parochial business.
Mrs. George H. Hand and brother,
Paul Mallory, are now domiciled at the
Strater.
&c. Lacombe was an arrival last
evening from Hesperus to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Thomas Mason sr.
which took place today.
L. NJ. Sutton was in town Sat
urday from Ignacio to spend the day,
on business.
Mrs. Minnie Evans was pas
senger on the Silverton train this
moring, bound for Hermosa to spend
few days at hope.
County Superintendent Mrs. Ro-
sepha Pulford was passenger to
Oxford this morning to visit the
school, Mrs. S. W. Morrison is the
teacher.
District Manager r. NJ. Morris of
the Mountain States Telephone com
pany, returned Saturday night from
an official trip to Mancos.
George e. Pearson is down from
Howardsville for few days. Mr.
Pearson says he will stay awhile to
enjoy our italian climate.
Mrs. Charles X. Waters and baby
came down from Silverton Saturday
night and continued to Denver on a
vacation trip, Sunday morning.
w. H. Crawford the well known
contractor, was an arrival from Den
yer Saturday night and continued this
morning to Aztec, spending Sunday
in town.
A. l.. Hamilton of Silverton was in
the city over night on his way to
Denver and points east. Mr.. Hamil-
ton departed this morning.
B. N. Freeman returned last ev.
ening from an outing in Denver, WHERE
he spent few days with Mrs. Free
man and saw her off on her tril
east, before leaving for home.
Mrs. Susan Timothy was amora
the many residents of Hesperus, her
today to attend the funeral of the lat,
Mrs. Thomas Mason sr.
j. A. Rice was an arrival last
night from Colorado Springs, and i.
staying over today as guest of tbs
Palace on his why to visit his ranch
interests in San Juan county, New
Mexico.
Mrs. NJ. Logan and son RicharC
departed this morning on vacation
trip of some weeks. They will visi
friends at Antonito, La lara, De
Norte, and other points before return
ing.
IT. X. Humphreys, the Republic
an war horse, was in the city Satur
day from Ignacio, on business trip
Albert Kleybolte, president of the
Pioneer Construction company, who
was here for couple of days on 8
business trip, departed for his home ir
Cincinnati, this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pearson came
in Saturday from Bocea to stay ovel
Sunday for brief visit with friends
Miss Florence Beatty went to
Falfa this morning, where she is
teaching this winter, to resume hel
school duties, after spending the week
end at home.
B. w. Nash, the well known en-,
gineer on the D. & R. G., left thi:
morning for Ridgway to spend q
weeks vacation with relatives.
Mrs. L. B. Cordery, stenographel
for Attorney Charles A. johnson, was
a passenger on the Red Apple train
this morning bound for Pennington
to spend few days with her daugh-
ter, Miss Lucille, who is teaching in
the city schools.
Game Warden Thomas Rickner
was an arrival Saturday night from
Mancos, staying over as guest of
the Palace until this morning, when
he returned home. Warden Rickner
has something to say elsewhere in
these columns, which will be of in
terest to hunters.
Senator John T. Joyce was guest
of the Strater over night on his way
from few days outing in Denver, to
his home in Silverton, for which place
he left Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Balcom and
little son George were among the ar
rivals on Saturdays eastern from
Pueblo, where Mrs. Balcom and son
visited Mrs. Fred Sisson, while Mr..
Balcom made business trip to Den
yer.
Mrs. r. S. Baker left for her
home at Shiprock. this morning, after
spending month in this city, for the
benefit of her health. For about a
week Mrs. Baker was an inmate of
Mercy hospital, leaving that insti-
tuition few days ago. She returned
home much benefited.
Mrs. Matt Pheney and children
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