Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-27

ford this morning to spend few days
with Mrs. Albert Kern.
H. C. Bollinger, the La Plata City
merchant, is spending the day in
town on business.
Mrs. Fred wilkins was a rassen-
! ger to Tacoma this morning or few
days visit to friends.
"A. F. Upper departed for his
home in Aztec this morning, after
brief business visit in town.
Mrs. Harry Leonard, nee Miss Lu-
la Thompson, is here from Salt Lake
on months visit to her parents, and
other relatives.
Henry j. Aston was an arrival
last evening from Carson, Ia, and
continued this morning to Aztec, on a
visit to relatives.
Walter Campbell, the game COM
missioner for the Alamosa district, is
in the city for a few days on off
cial business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Kline, newly
weds from Chicago, who are here on
an outing, went to Silverton this
morning.
&c. S. Wilhoite, the civil engineer,
arrived last evening from business
trip to Denver and Santa Fe, and
left for his home at Pennington on
this mornings train.
Miss Stella Clark was an outgo-
ing passenger on the eastern this
morning, returning to her home at La
Veta, after a pleasant visit with her
sister, Mrs. G. NJ. Satterstrum.
Mrs. j. w. Carroll and little
daughter Catherine left this morning
for their home at the May Day, after
few days in town on shopping
and visiting trip.
Charles B. Barker was in town
last night on his way from Santa
Fe to Aztec, on business with lie
district court, which is in session there
this week.
Miss Leila Ralston left for .aer
home at Cedar Hill this morning 30
spend the summer vacation at home.
The young lady attended school in
Durango the past year.
e. r. Wright, who spent several
days in Aztec on official business with
the district court, returned last ever
ing and went out on the eastern this
morning to his home in Santa Fe.
Ernest Hoffman was in the city
last night, passing through from
visit to his Oxford ranch to his home
in Silverton, for which place he left
this morning.
ID. Fl. Angene, who was in town
yesterday looking around, left for his
home in Aztec this morning. Mr.. An
gene taught in the Aztec schools last
year, and may decide to spend the
summer vacation in Durango.
MS. G. o. Harrison and Mrs. S.
A. Hooking are guests of the Strater
from Cortez today. Mrs. Harrison is
here to have her sons eyes treated,
Mrs. Hooking accompanying her for
the outing.
1t is said that Attorney W. N. Scar
cy of Silverton is slated to become
the Democratic candidate for district
judge, while Ben Russell of Durango
is talked of as the party's candidate
for district attorney.-Pagosa Sorings
New Era.
R. N. Watkins, superintendent of
the Tomahawk mine, who came down
from the La Platas, to take in the
Schubert concert, and enjoy three
days of our fine spring weather, re-
turned to three feet of snow and his
digging, this morning.
j. w. Hopper, travelling engineer,
and H. C. Stevens, master mechanic,
for the D. & R. G., came in last night
from Alamosa, and went out on the
Silverton branch this morning. From
aE accounts the road needs watching.
Mrs. w. w. Bay was in the city
over night from Bayfield, on hei way
to Ccrtez, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
C. P. Foreman. She was the house
guest of Mrs. w. F. Daniels of this
city over night.
Mrs. H. L. Austin was a guest Of
the Palace over night passing through
from her former home in Denver, to
Aztec, to join her husband, and To-
cate permanently. This morning she
departed on the Red Apple train.
L. P. Rudolph, the mining man
largely interested in the Lucky Four
Mining company, including the Delta
Newcastle group, left for his home in
Pueblo this morning, after few days
visit to the mine.
Mrs. Ida Henry and two little
granddaughters, Mildred and Doris
Tanning, were guests of the Palace
over night, passing through from
their home in Silverton to Alamosa
on visit to Mrs. Peel, the formers
daughter.
Game Warden Thomas Rickner
was an arrival last evening from his
home in Mancos, and is staying over
in town today on his way to Electra
lakes on combined business aid