Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-01
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Ington this morning to spend the sum
mer.
"A. II. Scharf, who was here from
Mancos over night, returned home this
Louis Haberman, the Rico bust
ness man departed today on visit
to his interests in Rico.
DR.. S. w. Morrison was return
ing passenger to his home at Oxford
today. Just business trip.
Miss Beryl Millison left for her
home in Aztec today after a pleas
ant visit with Mrs. p. Peterson of this
city.
w. ]. Clifford, local manager of
the Porter Fuel company, returned
last night from business trip to
Silverton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fowler are in
town from Bayfield, visiting Mrs Will
liam Wieland, who is recovering from
a severe illness.
w. II. Crawford, the well known
manager of the electric light plant at
Aztec, was in town over night on his
way to Denver, on business.
Mrs. J. L. Parsons is recovering
from an operation recently performed
at Ochsner hospital She is reported
to be getting along nicely.
Mrs. DR.. Seibert and baby arrived
on the easternr last night from ST.
Louis, to visit her mother and other
relatives for few months.
Mrs. Randolph Williamson and
little daughters, who were here yes
terday on a shopping and business trip
returned to their home at Dolores, this
David Hersch, member of the
Hatcher Mercantile company, the well
known dry goods firm of Pagosa
Springs, was business visitor over
night.
j. E. Hestand of Santa Fe, was a
guest of the Southern over night on
his way to Pennington, for which
place he departed this morning, on a
land seeking trip.
j. E. Stevens came in from DEN
YER last night and departed today for
Bayfield,, to look around for few days
in the Pine river section. Mr.. Ste
vens is hunting location.
d. G. Miller, who spent few
lays at the May Day, visiting the
came down from the La
Platas last night, and continued to
mis- home in Denver this morning.
Mrs. P. II. Parsons was an ar
rival on the eastern last night from
ner home in Kansas City, and left this
for Silverton to spend the
with her daughter, Mrs. Har-
ry Knobs.
Mrs. Harry Fry and sister, Mrs.
Paul Backinger, and little Miss Helen
left for Hermosa this morn
ng to attend the funeral of the late
J. S. ID. Hopkins, which takes place
Conductor Harry Fry went out on
he eastern this morning to Pagosa
Junction, where he will relieve Frank
conductor on the Springs
oi anch, who is planning to take lay
1ff for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, who came
IN recently from their home in Missou-
ri are looking around in the expecta-
ion of locating. Mr.. Williams made
he trip to Oxford this morning to
look over some ranch land.
Mrs. Dana w. Brown was guest
Of the Palace over night, passing
from her home in Denver, to
Dolores, where she will visit rela
tives for about month. Mrs. Brown
left on this mornings train.
Mrs. Fanny Compton, who was
here for few weeks visit with her
Mrs. Carl Underhill and
Mrs. Croonenberghs, left this morn
ing for Telluride, where she makes
her home with her son, Jasper.
Rev. L. w. Gunby, pastor Of the
NJ. E. church (South), went out on
the Southern today, to Fort Lewis,
where he will conduct funeral services
for the late Charles Chadwell, a young
man who died at his home on Fort
Lewis mesa recently.
d. ]. Craig was in town yesterday
to consult physician in regard to
his leg, which has caused him a great
deal of trouble since it was fractured
about year ago. DR.. Lackey oper-
ated on the troublesome member and
this morning Mr.. Craig returned TO
Pennington much relieved.
Rev. Father Piccoli and Prof. C.
Comba, who is an instructor in mu-
sic in the College of Music, in Den
yer, We're outgoing passengers on this
mornings eastern. The gentlemen
were returning to Denver after n
week in Durango as the guests of Rev
Father Louis Pecorella.
State Mine Commissioner T.R.Hen-
chan, of Denver, and Samuel Treats,
of Montrost, the metalliferous mine
inspector of the fourth district of
Colorado are in town for few days
on official business.
f. c. Ames, of the Hood G. Ames
Undertaking company, went to Mer-
Undertaking company, went to Her