Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-09
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to Creede.
y. II. Gormley was returning
passenger to his home at Cedar Hill
this morning, after brief business
trip to town.
MIR. and Mrs. P. r. Reynolds re-
turned to their home at Dolores this
morning, after brief stay in town
or shopping trip.
y. ID. Vandaniker left this morn
ing for Mancos and the towns in the
Montezuma valley, on business con
nected with the sugar beet factory.
Mrs. Tim Carr returned to her
home at Pagosa Junction this NOM
ing after a brief business visit in town
over yesterday.
j. A. Clay, manager of the San
Juan Power q Light company, left
this morning for Tacoma, on a visit
to the power plant.
Mrs. U. Terry and her attorney,
Judge John S, Mullins, VINO were here
yesterday on legal business, left for
Denver this morning.
Richard w. Stewart, who was
down from the Idaho to spend the
week end in town, returned to the
mine this morning.
Prank Quirk, district manager for
the Davis nurseries, left this morning
for Aztec, to deliver local shipment
of some 2,O25 trees.
Mrs. Charles Handy Of lockwood,
who was operated on some weeks ago
at Oschner hospital, was well enough
to leave that institution yesterday.
james C. Bell, The well known
mining engineer, came down from
Silverton last night, and continued to-
day to Telluride on business trip.
William johnson ir., special
agent for the d. & 4. G., was in Il Q
city last night, passing through from
Aianosa on his way to Silverton, for
which place he departed on this morn
ing's train.
Walter Campbell, game warden
for the Alamosa district, left for his
home in Alamosa this morning after
spending several days in town on Of l.
cial business.
District Manager r. NJ. Morris
Of the local telephone company and
Wire Chief Ward Weaver, left for
Silverton this morning to spend cou
pie of days on business with the
oxrbnpuo of thof pIoca
Mrs. Lena Umbel left this morn
ing for her home in Aztec, where she
will recuperate from the effects of
an operation for appendicitis perform
tai.
Miss Irene Koehler came in last
night from Pueblo and Denver, where
she spent the past six weeks, and con-
tinued this morning to her home in
Silverton. The young lady was the
guest Of Miss Marguerite Jackson
over night.
Ross McGirr went out on the
eastern this morning bound for Pa
eosa Springs to spend a few days
with his brother, Attorney V. C. Me
Cir, and look after some business
matters.
Mrs. ]. b. Moore and children
came in last night from Los Angeles,
Cal, where they spent six months on
a vacation trip. Mrs. Moore is n guest
of the Palace for a few days, until
Mr.. Moore arrives from Dyke in Ar
chuleta county. They will then go
on to their home in Mancos together
All stockholders in the Colorado
New Mexico Fair association should
remember the meeting at the board of
t,ade rooms tonight. 1t is desired
that all be present as matters OF : i
tal Importance is to be considered
This fair is the great event OF the
San Juan country and effort should
be made to make it great success
w. I. Dufur, sheriff of San Juan
county, New Mexico, came in last
night from Aztec with an ireane D y
ticnt whom he was taking to as
Vegas, Sheriff Dufur departed with
his chs ge on this MORNINGS eastern
The mGn in question gave no trouble
and apparently paid no attention to
his sure undings.
II. d. Burns jr. was guest of
the Strater last night, arriving from
Chama, where he stayed over for
few days on business on his way from
TERRA Amarillo. Mr.. Burns left on
the morning train for Trimble where
he will put in a few days rusticating,
and, incidentally, will look after few
business matters before returning.
"A. M. Anheier was a passenger
on the eastern this morning, bound
for Alamosa where he will spend
few days with his sons, Arthur and
Carl. Mr.. Anheier then expects to
go on to Denver to attend the Bill
Posters convention on May IL, and
will visit other points in the state
before returning. He will probably
be absent about two weeks.
General Agent p. B. McAtee and
wife left for trip to Pennington this
morning.
DIR. ]. S. Craig of Alamosa was