Semi-weekly herald., 1912-11-18
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COMING AND GOING.
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querque was Pennington bount
| traveller this morning.
T. Price, the well known mining
| C,erator, was an overnight visitor
from the La Iiatas.
Charles Fleck and Mr.. Wallace en-
joyed trip to the Oxford and bayfield,
vicinities yesterday.
Montrose county was in favor Of
statewide prohibition to the extent ot
a majority of 3S2.
The ST. Marks guild will meet with
Mrs. Gogarty, 1115 Fourth avenue, to
| morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
A. II. Webster, the stock buyer, ar
Iived from S>cnte Vista last night anc
went down the Red Apple line this
morning.
The C. E. Newtons of Cedar Hill
have moved to Durango for the win.
ter, the last installment of the fam.
lily arrived yesterday.
A hen may hide her nest and q
woman may effectively hide the front
door key, but man can not hide his
age.
1t is not trying to get the things we
need that wears us out, but our en-
oeavor to annex the countless thing,
we think we need.
Miss Eva Cooper departed for Los
Angeles this morning, where she has
accepted position and expects to re-
main permanently.
Attorney Reece McCloskey returned
from Denver last night where legal
business has occupied his attention fol
week.
The social circle of the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. II. 7
llendcrs on, S4S Third avenue, Friday
aftermocn at 2:30.
T.. and f. Aiberque of Denver were
among the quests at the Palace .ts;
night who headed Pennington way
chis morning.
Attorney Frank Ross of Silverton
passed through to Denver this morn
ing on a combined business and pleas
urc trip.
Mrs. Fred Grebles of Trimble is
between trains visitor today. She
is purchasing eats for the Trimble ho-
tel.
The Elks jollification last night
must have been great event-judg-
ing by the smiles that the participants
are wearing this morning.
The Montrose evaporator was burn
cd to the ground Saturday. The plan;
cort $4,000 and has only been run
ming three months.
Carl Kellener, the shoemaker at
Nelson's, is seriously i'll with inflam-
matory rheumatism. This is his sec
ond attack.
County Superintendent Mrs. Rose
pha Pulford went down to La Posta
this morning to visit the school in
charge of Miss Bernice Barton.
DR.. Shumaker went out to Pine
Ridge this morning where he will be
master of ceremonies at the sheep
dipping at the Goulding ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Frink and that
very pretty little daughter departed
for their home in Mancos this morn
ing. Mr.. Frink was among the join
ers at Elkdom last night.
Miss Beadle, the nurse, went over
to Dolores this morning on sick
call. She has had case at Mercy
hospital which has occupied all hei
time since he return from Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Irish, tourists
from Fall River, Mass, were guest:
at the Savoy last night. They arrived
from Silverton and departed over the
eastern.
Mrs. Louise Morgan continues u
improve both mentally and PHYSICAL!
and the prospects for her to agair
enjoy good health seem very favora
BILE.
Miss Roberts and sister, Miss Mar
garet of Porter, left for Los Angeles
this morning where they expect to re
main for six months. En- route the,
will visit with friends in Grand juno
ton for few days.
Miss Ina Miller, well known in thu
city and in Silverton is now located
in Nome, Alaska, with her brother
the mining man. She writes Durango
friends that she is highly pleased witt
her new home and its surroundings.
Edward Everett Young returned
from Chicago last night and left fo
Aztec this morning. He has beef
engaged in the heat of the Democratic
campaign work in the press depart
ment.
Mrs. Thomas Rickner returned t.
her home in Mancos this morning
after spending few days in town oil
business connected with the Women o
Woodcraft, an organization wit
which she is prominently identified.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray June departed TO
Denver this morning. Mr.. June i
travelling freight and passenger agen
for the Burlington and has spent sew
eral days in the section in the inter
ests of the railroad he represents.
w. Goff Black, who was in tn
city for the purpose of developing Ell
horns returned to Aztec this morning