Semi-weekly herald., 1912-11-21
FROM TUESDAYS
.... EVENING EDITION

.... EVENING EDITION.
Mrs. w. G. Knowlton of Blairsville,
Pa, is visiting with her brothers,
James and Harry Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles r. Vandegrift
sr. were passengers to the Tiffany
ranch this morning.
A. d. Mcintosh of Cedar Hill is
making the Southern his headquarters
while enjoying a vacation in our town.
On Tag day, the local branch of
the Salvation army raised $36 for the
General Booth memorial.
Jesse Haller is over from Mancos
looking after the different interests
in which he has coin invested
J. w. McMichaels, the Flora Vista
merchant, is stopping at the Palace
while transacting business in the city.
Judge-elect Searcy and wife were
arrivals from Silverton this morning
and are guests at the Strater today
Mrs. Dan Place is spending a few
days at the Upper Florida ranch, get
ting the place in readiness for winter.
Mrs. j. d. Grant, widow of the late
Governor Grant, is the house guest of
Mrs. John Mcneil The lady arrived
from Denver last night.
James Frink of Mancos is scheduled
to ship eighteen cars of cattle through
Durango within day or two This
completes his shipments for the year.
Little Doris Cason, sister of Dan
and Lafayette Cason is at Ochsner
hospital, critically i'll with append-
citis.
Miss Florence Salabar, county su-
perintendent-elect, leaves for Denver
early next week to attend the State
Teachers association meeting
| Ex-senator John Harris of Dolores
departed for Denver this morning to
spend some time with the wife and
children who are located there for the
school year.
| Mrs. A. Griorgetta of Pagosa
Springs, who has been i'll at Mercy
hospital with rheumatism for the past
two weeks, has sufficiently recovered
20 leave for home this morning.
Principal G. F. Snyder of Fort Lew
is registered at the Savoy last night
He was bound for Pagosa Springs
where he will hold one og the Fort
Lewis extension meetings tonight.
Thomas Mullen, the mixologist at
the Palace bar, went down to Ignacio
today on business mission that will
occupy his attention between trains
only.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Herr went up
to the La Platas this morning where
they make their headquarters while
Mr.. Herr is giving his mining inter-
ests personal supervision.
| According to the Ouray Plaindealer,
the stockholders of the Tomboy Gold
Mining company realized a profit of
$430,000 for the year that ended June
30 last.
Mrs. L. E. Smack, who has been
seriously ill at Mercy hospital for a
number of weeks, left this morning for
her home in Arboles. While her con-
dition is somewhat improved she is
far from we'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hayes and
family of the Animas valley left for
Pueblo this morning where they will
spend the winter months. En- route
they will visit the formers parents
at Allison.
Mrs. Jewett Palmer of Bayfield,,
who underwent an operation for a
cancerous growth, is reported to be on
the road to what seems to be perma-
nent recovery. The lady is at Ochs-
ner's.
Mrs. DR.. Luce came up from Cedar
Hill last night, bound for her old
home in Illinois, where she will spend
u few months and possibly remain all
winter Her daughter, Mrs. Abe Ross,
accompanied her this far on her jour
ney and will remain over, the guest of
Mrs. C. E. Newton.
If j. W. Reagan's report of the
San Juan basin counts for anything,
that southern railroad ought to be
an assured fact before the end of
the next year. Mr.. Reagan's faith in
the future greatness of this region is
unbounded, and after gathering the
duta he has, he has reasons for his
great faith.-Bayfield Blade.
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