Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-01
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Ike Cox was among the passen-
gers on the Red Apple train this morn
ing on his way to Cedar Hill.
Mrs. Firmin Hamor left on the
Red Apple train this morning for the
ranch at Elco to spend a few days.
L. j. Brinkerhoff, the La Plata
sheep man, is in town for few days
outing. Just change from camp hfe,
Mrs. Newton Barton left this
morning for Pennington, where she
will visit Mrs. A. f. Stump, for a
few days.
p. d. Dobbett came in from Man
cos last night and is spending the day
in town looking after some business
matters.
Attorney Charles A. johnson was
a passenger to Pagosa Springs this
morning to attend district court, which
convenes there tomorrow.
S. E. Shoemaker, superintendent
of the Mesa Verde National park came
in from Mancos last night, and is
spending the day in town on business.
Mrs. Clara Rhodes, who was one
of the witnesses in the TRULY case in
Silverton last week, departed for her
home at Bondad this morning.
-Iouig Haberman, the Rico bust
ness .nan, is spending the day III
town, arriving from home on last
rights Southern.
NJ al It,
agent for the Santa Fe railroad, came
in frcm Pueblo last night, and is here
today 1t, king up some shipments.
Mrs. H. C. Bollinger came down
from La Plata City last night and is
the guest of the Strater for a few
days. Just change from the ever
lasting hills.
Attorney F. C. Perkins left this
morning for Pagosa Springs to at
tend the June term of district court
in Archuleta county, which convenes
in Pagosa tomorrow.
Judge c. A. Pike and wife and
Court Stenographer G. ID. Peters were
passengers on the eastern this morn
ing, bound for Pagosa Springs, where
court convenes tomorrow.
Il. III. Sparks, the lgnacio livery
man, returned home this morning, aft
er spending yesterday in town on
shopping trip. He departed today la
den with packages of assorted sizes,
and just as varied in shape.
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. James are in
the city today on business, arriving
from Dulce last night. Mr.. James was
formerly agent at the Durango depot
and is now in the employ of the gov
ernment at Dulce.
Mrs. Ruby Wanamaker came
down w "a Plata last night on
lssyeteo IF several days. After
\ea up oNe.'ith the dentist is COM
IA anamaker expects to
ny 1or a visit with her mother.
Earl Impson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. E. Impson of Placerville, who has
been making his home with his grand
mother, Mrs. j. NJ. Cornelius, Tor the
past year, while attending school Iii
this city, left for home this morn
ing.
District Attorney G. w. Lane with
Mrs. Lane and their children, Fern
and Harlan, left for Pagosa Springs
this morning. This was the baby's
first trip and he watched all the
strange sights at the depot this morn
ing with eyes round with surprise.
Mrs. Eva Slade and Mrs. w. A.
Walker, both residents of the Monte
yuma valley, were in the city from
Cortez over night, on their way to
Pueblo where they will visit friends
for month or two. The ladies went
out on the eastern this morning.
Dan MacLean left yesterday fer
the Y; Hectic for a few days outing at
the Country club, to fish and FISH, and
fish again. Isn't that all one is sup
posed to do on a trip of the kind,
except eat and sleep-and talk, If
there is any one to talk to?
The Boy Scouts under the leader
ship of Master Scout Rev. Rassweiler
are taking two days spin and fish on
the Florida. They started early this
morning and intend to camp there
tonight. Poor fish, poor fish.
j. o. Regan was in the city over
night passing through from Silverton,
where he spent few days looking
after his mining interests. He had
intended to remain much longer, but
found the altitude trying. This morn
ing Mr.. Regan departed for his head
quarters at Casubon, Old Mexico.
Mrs. o. f. Boyle left for Man
cos this morning to attend the kig
camp meeting to be held .here under
the auspices of the Free Methodist
church. The meeting will probably
last two weeks, and profitable and
interesting time is assured to all per
sons attending.
Mrs. William Pieper and daugh-
ter, Miss Marguerite, departed for
their home at Riverside, this morn
ing, after spending several days in
Silverton in attendance on district
court, as witnesses in the TRULY cases.