Semi-weekly herald., 1912-11-11
PURELY PERSONAL.
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llermosa today.
Charles Holly of Flora Vista is a
guest at the Southern.
Robert Prewitt went down to Aztec
this morning on insurance business.
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Henry and
mother were in from Hesperus Jes-
terday.
Mrs. Harry Schrader underwent an
operation for tumor at Ochsner', hos
pital yesterday.
II. r. Williamson is over II. Do
Iores looking after his banking in
tel ests.
Mrs. Frank Ross of Silverton was
a through passenger to Denver this
morning.
win Sullivan, a lineman from Sill
verton, went out to points east this
morning.
Mrs. NJ. L. Stiles of Cortez is stop
ping at the Palace while transact
ing business in the city.
attorney Burlington of Aztec is in
the city to attend the San Juan con-
gress meeting tonight.
The San Juan congress delegates
are partaking of the hospitality If
Nine Host Stilwell.
Attorney Reece McCloskey was a
Denver bound passenger this morn
ing on legal business.
While Henry G. Berrl was out hunt
ing ducks today, the stock called at
the Berri home and left fine boy.
Mrs. Evelyn Goldworthy left foi
Trinidad this morning where she will
visit with relatives for a few weeks
Mrs. Sarah Fraser is home from
Denver where she spent several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Belle Madden
Mrs. Evans was down from La
Plata late yesterday afternoon fot
tnc purpose of delivering the ballet
lcx.
X. l.. Thomas of Breen went out
to Ration, N NJ, this morning to visit
his son. Later he journeys to Servi-
eta.
Jay Turney of Turley, N. NJ. left
fol Santa Fe this morning whcr, ne
viii transact business that has to do
with an irrigation project in which he
il interested.
John Trimble Of Dolores is staying
c.ri in town today on his r,luyn from
Kansas City where he solt several
cars of cattle at splendl price.
Mrs. L. E. Jenkins of Bayfield, was
guest at the Palace last night She
was on her way to Pennington to
visit her parents, the Garrishes.
w. S. McNeeiey, the genial host
at the Palace hotel is serving fine
meals to the town people for 35 cents,
or SO for meal ticket
Hubert Wynn will be the accompan-
list at the NJ. E. church concert Fri
day night. This young mans ability
is well known to Durango people.
Mrs. George Tcwalt and baoy re-
turned to their home in Farmmgton
this morning, after visiting with Mrs.
Tewalt's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hall.
Joe Freed jr. is down from the
Mr.. Freed says that in spite of the
fact that his Stetson was in the OPP
posite ring, his precinct went wet y
Durango taxpayers are greatly in
terested in the meeting of the council
tomorrow night, and large number
of both sex have already signified
their intentions of being present.
WILDER Thomas, one of the clever
writers on the Denver News, is in
the city in the interests of the pa
per he represents. The News has
many readers in this vicinity.
Clyde Bell, former employ at
Richey's arrived from Aztec last night
and will make the Southern his head
quarters while visiting with congenial
spirits in the city
T. ]. Crowds and II. C. Bollingel
of La Plata City were among the
visitors yesterday whose mission il
was to deliver ballot boxes to theiI
proper destination.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas of Colorado
Springs left for the Montezuma valley
this morning to attend to business
matters connected with a large body
of real estate Mr.. Lucas recently ac.
quired over there.
A force of carpenters are at work
building an extension to the Jack
son hardware block, in order that the
firms steadily increasing business
may be cared for in buildings thai
are segregated.
Miss Alice Herr of Montrose is {
guest at the Southern. During the
years that her brother, John Herr
was superintendent of the Portel
mine, Miss Herr made her home il
this section.
Sam Monberg, who has been acting
agent for the Globe Express, leave!
for Denver in few days where h,
has accepted a position in TIE gen
eral freight office of the Denver an:
Rio Grande.
Mrs. Wallace Wilson and sister