Semi-weekly herald., 1912-03-21
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w. A. Perry left for the ranch at
Cedar Hill this morning, after a cou-
pie of days in town on shopping
trip.
Miss Alice Cox, principal of the
Tiffany school, returned to her duties
this morning, after spending Satur-
day and Sunday at home.
--R, S. Yarnall spent Sunday in
Durango, on his way from Pennington
to Denver.
Paul Ritter returned to his home
at Ignacio this morning, after hur-
ried trip to town, shopping and other
business.
Mrs. w. s. Prouty was passen-
ger to Aztec this morning on business.
She was a recent arrival from her
home in Poplar Grove, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Herr spent the
week end in town, visiting relatives
and looking after certain business
matters.
%. F. Boyle departed on the east
ern this morning for Denver, to attend
the regular monthly meeting of the
state board of stock inspection, to be
held on March 90
Miss Florence Beatty, who is
teaching this year at Falfa, spent the
Saturday and Sunday vacation at
home, returning to her school duties
this morning.
George w. Avery, the well known
mining man, was a passenger on the
eastern this morning, bound for Den
yer and Pueblo, where he will spend
several days on mining business.
j. D. Brownell was guest Of the
Southern over Sunday from Mancos
on his way to Pennington, on bust
ness. He departed on this mornings
| train.
Charles Pearson and nephew, r.
P. Pearson, were in town Saturday
from the ranch at Bocea on shopping
trip, and also to attend to some bust
ness matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Jackson of
Pennington are in the city arriving
Saturday night. Yesterday the latter
entered local hospital where she will
be operated on in day or two.
! %. Foster was a business visitor
from lockwood Saturday night re-
turning thither yesterday.
"A. F. Hood returned last night
from Cortez, where he went Satur-
day on professional business for the
Hood & Ames Undertaking company
| S. E. Shoemaker, superintendent
of the Mesa Verde National park,
spent Sunday in town with Durango
friends, returning to his home in Man
cos this morning.
w. H. Thompson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Mccormick came in Satur-
day from Griffith, where Mrs. McCor-
mick spent several days visiting her
parents on the ranch, Mr.. Mccormick
joining his wife in time to accompany
her home. The party were guests of
the Savoy over night, Superintendent
and Mrs. Mccormick leaving for Per-
ms yesterday morning, and Mr.,
Thompson returning to Griffith.
L. P. Rudolph left this morning
for trip to the Delta-N Newcastle
properties in the La Platas, operated
by the Lucky Four Mining company.
Mr.. Rudolph arrived a few days ago
from his home in Pueblo, and stayed
over in town on the way to the mine.
Oscar Hatcher, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Hatcher of La Boca, was
in town Saturday to consult dentist
There being no eastern train yester-
day Oscar stayed over until today, de
parting for home on today's train.
IT. R. Avery, who is associated
with his father, George w. Avery, in
the management of the Incas proper
ties, operated by the Incas Mining,
Milling & Leasing company, went out
on the Southern this morning, bound
for the mine. Just down over night
on business.
Manager R. M. Morris Of the Du-