Semi-weekly herald., 1912-08-05

is the nOuSeHueSt OF MISS Josie HoOu
r Marion Martin is down from Upper
Florida. Politics claims big por.
ton of his interests.
4 ford, the house guest of Mrs. Rose
pha Pulford.
i Judge o. S. Galbreatn Is in Tacoma,
Wash, visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Harry Lee.
C. V. Sears, engineer at Shiprock
left for South Dakota this morning
for stay Of indefinite duration.
i o. S. Galbreath jr. of Pagosa
Springs is attending the national ium-
bermen's convention in Seattle.
Mrs. j. f. Ptolemy is over from
Mancos, the house guest of her sister,
Mrs. d. L. Sheets.
Route Agent J. +. Fraser of the
Globe express returned from Farm
ington last night.
Senator George West went to Dem
yer this morning on brief business
trip.
Mrs. S. S. Sloan continues to i'm
prove at rate most gratifying to
her family and host of friends.
Mrs. h. V. Brown was an incoming
traveller from Cortez last night where
she has spent the past year with her
daughter, Mrs. A. l.. Hall She was
on her way to her old home in Cow
ington, Va.
Miss Elizabeth Schafferhoff, the
pleasing little nurse who was at Mer-
cy hospital for some time a few years
since but is now in one of the Den
yer hospitals, is home spending her
annual vacation with her parents.
When you hear some women trav-
t..I. "A IL.
not placed in the baggage cars with
being allowed to ride in the passen-
ger coach along with other human
beings.
Mrs. C. N. Potts came down from
Silverton this morning as far as Ami
mas City. Monday she leaves for her
home in jackson, Mich. She will take
with her the remains of the late DR..
Potts and place them in their final
resting place, the old family burial
plot in the Jackson cemetery.
The Mesdames Andy and Alex An
derson and their children left for Tu-
carla, Nevada, this morning to join
their husbands who are engaged in
mining at that point. Mr.. Andy An
derson was superintendent of the
Neglected before the property and
owners became entangled in legal dif-
ficulties.
Mrs. Dee Apperson, landiady at
the Williams house, underwent very
critical operation at the Ochsner hos
pital Tuesday. Today her condition is
far from satisfactory. Her aunt, Ms.
Amanda PEPPER, who has been with
her was called down to the ranch at
Riverside but on account OF her niece s
ls.at tafa 4. ..l
this evening.
Mrs. w Il. Haines, nee Fay AIRING
ton, was an arrival from Farmington
last night, bound for Denver to Join
her husband who is advance agent
for the Sells-Floto show. She has been
visiting her parents, the Arringtons,
since the middle of June. While IN
j Durango she was guest at the
Southern.
/ l.. p. Main of Durango has an
nounced himself candidate for the
Republican nomination for district at
torney. Mr.. Main is one of the newer
of Durango's attorneys, but he is one
of the prominent members of the bar
of that city and will make a strong
candidate for the party.-Pagosa
Springs New Era.
| w. A. Marsh of the Fulton Mar
ket left for Pueblo this morning to
spend couple of weeks with his par
ents. This is his first journey on
the train since he quit the road two
years ago to embark in busine5s for
himself. He anticipates splendid
time, because as he remarked "Did
any one fail to have good time
when they had seat at motbe.'s
table"
Mrs. Katherine Sanders and little
son returned from Pennington last
night where they spent six weeks with
the formers sister, Mrs. E. A. Mar
tin. They departed for their home
in Paonia this morning. Mrs. San
ders is far too loyal to her home
town to admit that the Pennington
:, fruit crop is superior to Paonia's, but
our people are certain 1t is.
John ID. Knuteson returned 10 bis
home in Aztec this morning after so ;
ing his son Olaf safely on his way
to Minneapolis where he will make
an extended visit with relatives and
possibly locate permanently. Toc
matter Of lis remaining hinges on
the thermometer. If il indicates a
temperature like unto the polar lie.
gions he will hasten homeward.
Soens and Sheets, the North Side
grocerymen, who have been moving
into their new quarters, on the in
stallment plan for the past two weeks
are now completely settled and al
home in the Isgar block. The Ole
building that has been known as thC
corner grocery for so many years is
now a 'has been" and will hence
forth do duty as storage room.
Mrs. Margaret Stewart and little
son went down TO Aztec this morning
for the benefit of the former, who
has been confined to her bed for q
number of weeks with appendicitis
For time it seemed an operation
would be necessary but she is nov
slowly getting better. The attending
physician thought the change IN slti
tude might improve her general cen.
dition anJ hasten her recovery.
Father Fenton and Father Albert
!, who are stationed at Pennington, re
turned from Ignacio last night where
they had part in the celebration
They continued homeward this morn
, ing. Father Fenton is the resident
priest while Father Albert's position
would be designated as circuit ride
were he Methodist as it is We thinl
he is called sheperd of separated
flocks.
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