Semi-weekly herald., 1912-11-21
PERSONALS FROM WEDNES-
DAYS EVENING EDITION

noon at . O'Clock.
Earl O'Wyler went out to Florida
mesa this morning where ne has en-
ployment.
A. P. Camp returned from Denver
last night where he spent few days
on business of Importance.
S. f. Ethridge went out to Mancos
this morning to inspect the shipment
of cattle that James Frink is loading
today.
Jesse Haller departed for Mancos
this morning after giving local bust
of days.
J. A. Grace is here from Telluride
loading his household goods for ship
ment to the town the family now
calls home. Mr.. Grace is employed at
the Smuggler mine.
Memick and Gordon-S Swartz of Den
yer are scheduled to ship eighteen
cars of cattle from Tiffany tomorrow.
The Frink cattle from Mancos are
being loaded today.
Superintendent Thomas Melbourne
of the Idaho returned from Denver
last night and is staying over at the
Strater today with Mrs. Melbourne,
who came down to meet him.
E. w. Emo was an overnight visitor
from Red Mesa on supply purchas-
ing expedition. Mr. Emo is a recent
arrival from Nebraska who has in
vested in land on the mesa.
Mrs. NJ. A. Filter, who underwent
critical operation at Mercy hospital
couple of weeks ago, left this
morning for her home in Chama. She
is very greatly impro;el in health
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Strohle left
for the east this morning on a va
cation trip. They will spend some
time in Denver and later journey tc
Omaha Points in Oklahoma will be
included in their travels.
Carl Kellener, the shoemaker al
Nelson's, has recovered sufficiently
| from his attack of rheumatism, sc
that he is again found at the ole
stand. The severe illness has left hi.
looking little the worse for wear.
| John Foot, San Ju;lr pioneer wlC
was engaged in packing in the bas,f
back in the early sos, arrived fro1
Salt Lake last night. He is maxim.
the Palace his headquarters whit
comparing notes with the other D,
timers on the days that ha n goI, .
| Mrs. W. A. Stidman and title ST
Paul departed for their home in Den
yer this morning after a fortnight!
visit with Mrs. Stidman's sister, Mrs
Foley. Mrs. Stidman's husband i
travelling auditor for the Denver 6
Rio Grande.
Conductor James McHoland leave
for Denver tomorrow to attend tn,
Shriners big doings-the affair tina
is to give the elect three days o
unalloyed pleasure. Conductor Ben
dure will hold forth on the S:lvertoi
branch during Mr.. McHollard's alb
sence.
w. H. Hill, who has been at tn
Savoy for couple of days, left fo
his home in Pagosa Springs thi
morning, Mr.. Hill represented tn
Pagosa Springs X. of P. lodge at tn
district meeting held in this city las
night.
| Judge-elect W. N. searcy and wifi
returned to Silverton last night aftc
spending the time between train
hunting furnished house. They wer
fortunate enough to secure the w.
Pickerill residence at Brookside AN
in a short time will be numbero
among Durango's dwellers.
Mrs. Zabriskie, wife of the Pages
Junction merchant, left for home TIL
morning. Mrs. Zabriskie brought h.
infant son to Mercy hospital for trea I
ment, about ten days ago. The littl
fellows condition is sufficiently salts
factory so she felt safe in maxim
the return trip with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Haines weI
guests at the Strater last night o,
their return from Pennington wher
they spent three weeks with Mrs
Haines' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. AIRING
ton. This morning thtey were Den
yer bound where Mr.. Haines is t,
take charge of one of the Pantagei
| theaters.
Mrs. John Haggart and John jr de
parted for Denver this morning OIL
pleasure bent. The junior member O
the family felt his responsibilities 81
keenly that the is in immediate danger
of losing some of the joys of the oc
casion. Not only did his duties re
ouire that he be his mothers gallant
escort but he had suit case that ne
cessitated the most careful attention
Mrs. j. S. d. Hopkins and her agec
father, B. F. Griggs, departed for OF.
tumwa, Iowa, this morning where they
will join the other members of the
family and spend the winter months
Many years have elapsed since Mrs
Hopkins had vacation and she is
looking forward to the respite from
the strenuous life with much pleas
| ure.