Semi-weekly herald., 1912-06-10
= PURELY PERSONAL Il

ioi d pusiHesS lIiF 10 the MolteEuHii
valley.
Mrs. William Wieland and two
sons are spending the week in Bay
field with the boys grandparents.
Mrs. f. c. Tompkins and children
left this morning for Mancos to spend
a week with Mrs. Jesse Hallar, Mr..
Tompkins' sister.
j. S. Spear, who spent yesterday
in town on brief business trip, left
this morning for Navajo Springs,
where he is agent.
B. Abrams of Macon, Mo-, was a
guest of the Palace over night, pass
ing through to Pennington on a land
seeking trip.
George X. Howe, state notel in
spector, who has been in the c.ty on
official business for the past week,
went to Silverton this morning.
John L. Mcneil, president of the
Durango Trust company, was a pas
senger to Pennington and Aztec this
morning on business trip.
&C. Il. Alexander, manager of the
drv goods department of the Graden
Mercantile company, went to Cedar
Hill this morning on short business
trip.
Mrs. Jane Fiey was an arrival
last evening on the eastern from
Chicago, on her way to her home in
CorteZ, continuing to the Montezuma
valley this morning.
The county commissioners are in
specting bridges along the Anmas
river as far up as the Wallace bridge
which was damaged by the recent
high waters.
Mrs. II. C. Bolinger was a re
turning passenger on the r. G. S. this
morning, bound for her home at La
Plata City, after brief business Wis
it in Durango.
Superintendent Thomas Welborn
of the Valley View Mining company
returned to the Idaho mine this aft
ernoon, after business conference
with w. A. Stewart, the company's
manager, who arrived from Denver
recently.
Mrs. Belle Hutchins went to Bells
Spur this morning to spend couple
of weeks with Mrs. John F. Bell on
combined business and pleasure trip.
w. A. Hunter, who has been in
we city for couple of days on bust
returned to his home in Farm
I gmgton this morning.
Thomas Trip was in town last
night on his way from New York
city, and continued to Silverton on
this mornings train.
H. C. Stevens, master mechanic
for the fourth division, d. G. X. G.,
is in town today from Alamosa on
official business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Houser
and family were in the city yester-
day on their way from Pagosa
Springs to Cortez. They came over
in their auto, making the trip from
Pagosa in five and one-half hours.
They left for the Montezuma valley
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. j. w. Kight came in last
night from Bayfield,, where she has
been keeping house for her son, Lloyd
Huntsman, for some time, on her way
to her home in Pennington. Mrs.
Kight is staying over today for
visit with Durango friends.
-Emmet Writ, the Dulce merchant,
was returning passenger on today's
eastern. Just business trip over one
day, that's ALL
&C. w. Fisherdick, postmaster at
Laplata, N. M, came up from home
last night to meet his wife, who re
turned on last nights eastern from
vacation trip to Lincoln, Neb Mr..
and Mrs. Fisherdick returned home
this afternoon.
Mrs. B. w. Nash, her daughter
Nlhdr anu SbiAt TsillS anu wayne, ltII
yesterday morning for Denver to
spend the summer with Mrs. Jack
Manifold.
Mrs. A. Lincoln Fellows and chill
dren were guests Of the Strater over
night, passing through from their
home in Denver to Mancos, on a visit
TO her mother, Mrs Harry Ausburn.
Mrs. NJ. Deputy returned to her
home at Rockwod today after a short
business visit in town.
Mrs. c. II. Mclean is here from
Laramie, Wyo., on visit to her
relatives, the Sloans.
Mrs. Firmin Hamor and little
daughter were passengers to the ranch
at Bondad, this morning, to spend a
few days enjoying the. simple life.
Ernest Shaw is down from Sill
verton for couple of days on bust
ness. Mr.. Shaw is guest of the
Miss Myrtle Hill has been elected
to teach in the city schools next year.
We understand she will have a po-
sition in the Park school.
Ed f. Hill, our assistant post
master and daughters will occupy the
Fitzhugh house, corner of Sixth ave
nue. and Eighth street, in the near fu.
turc
-mr. ana MRS. j. g. Butts, who
were here with the Sara Bernha rdt
pictures, left this morning for Grip
Pile Creek. Mrs. Butts is relative
Of Mrs. T. f. Bowman.
Miss Mercedes Phelan, who has
fitted herself to be kindergarten
teacher, has accepted n position in
the CorteZ schools for this coming
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Mowry, their
son Eliza, and Miss Eva Lyons, were
= among the arrivals on last nights
eastern from Wichita, Kas., and con-
,inued today TO their home in Cortez.
W. s. Pickerill is in Denver thi.
week remaining until after com
mcncement exercises this evening. lie
will then go on to Appleton, Mo, to
visit relatives for few weeks.
The trains are running again on
the Silverton branch. Las tevening's s
train was late by three hours. Crews
are at work repairing the tracks dam