Semi-weekly herald., 1912-09-16
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L. II. Sutton, the Ignacio farmer, ir
In on real estate business.
j. l. McWilliams stopped at the South
ern last night. He is from Pagosa
Springs and was Dolores bound.
Dick Stewart. he whose love for cam
ines Is past understanding. came down
from the Idaho yesterday evening and is
stopping at the Strater.
Mrs Charles Reid and son. Jacob
Shrank. came over from Cortez last
night bound for Denver where Jacob
VIII attend school this year
Mrs T. ]. Crowds returned to La
Plata City this morning after spend
ing few days In town with her daueh-
ter Catherine. who is attending school.
Rev. and Mrs. w. U. waldraven arrive
from Pennington tonight bound for
their new headquarters in Trinidad. =
They Will continue their journey In the
morning.
Mrs. N. j. Myrant and daughter OF
Denver passed the night at the s,voy.
This morning they went over to Mancos
to visit with their son and brother
who resides there.
Gladys Stephens is to be found at her
old stand. the head OF the suit depart
ment In Graden's. Miss Gladys is a
splendid saleswoman who ts exceeding
ly accommodating
Mrs. T.. A. Allen OF Pagosa Springs
who was called here a few days ago by
the illness and death Of her sister Mrs
Henry Hunt. departed this morning for
her home in Pagosa Springs
Mrs. William Crocker came down from
silverton this morning for the purpose
of attending the Christian Science lec,-
ure tonight.
Mrs Matt Pheney and children are
scheduled TO arrive from Alamosa to-
night, where they have visited relatives
for several weeks.
Wm. Hem, the dealer In stock with n
pedigree. came in from the east last
night and is partaking OF the hospital
1t of Mine Host F1eck at the Savoy
Mrs. w s. Bankenship and Ruth left
for Pueblo today to attend the state
fair. This is Ruth's eighth birthday an
Diversary and the trip is her present.
Mayor Hood went over TO Cortez this
morning on a business soliciting expe-
dition. regardless OF the fact that the
residents of the valley are reported per-
fectly well.
Mrn s. Spalding and daughter moth
ard sister of Engineer Spalding are
stopping at the Southern while looking
for location for their winter quar-
ters. The, young lady is to enter the
DURANGO schools
The Mission circle of the Presbyter
ian church will meet with Mrs. l.. F.
Dunn 3s9 Fifth avenue. Friday at 8
o'clock. Rally day. Mrs. l.. p. Main
secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Singleton went
out TO Bayfield, to exercise their rights
OF suffrage. They are preparing to
move to town for the winter months SO
the fall election will doubtless find them
located In Durango.
Joseph A. Rees OF the Ten Broecke
was guest at the Strater yesterday.
MI Rees brother. Rees d. Reas was a
nominee for Justice OF the suorame
codrt on the progressive Republican
ticket. He did not solicit the nominn-
ton but was placed on the ticket by n
petition presented by the Colorado bar
association.
Mrs. Rosepha Puford is taking her de-
feat at the primary election very phi
losophicaily. She has only the high
est praise for the woman who defeated
her ms she also has for the present
efficient state superintendent Mrs wix-
son Mrs. Pulford's friends think her
defeat was due TO her geography