Semi-weekly herald., 1912-01-25
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AsOSh WOOAs
William c. May is here from Ce-
dar Hill on shopping trip. /
W. r. Mason, the nimrod of the
Florida mesa, is spending the day in
town.
p. o. Pilon, the post trader from
Blanco, N. M, is spending the day
in town, ordering supplies.
Frank McKibbon came in last
night from his home in Mancos, re-
turning thither this morning.
John Puetz is in the city for q
couple of days on business, arriving
from his home in Hesperus, last night.
j. F. Ortiz and wife were arrivals
on the eastern last night from Ortiz,
in Conejos county, on business with
the district court.
"A. E. Young, superintendent of
the power plant at Tacoma, was a
business visitor over night, returning
on this mornings train.
w. R. Hall arrived yesterday from
Ignacio via the auto route, and is
staying over today to give the ma
chine time to recuperate.
"A. w. Edger of Pennington, was
an arrival from the 'lower country
last night, and departed this morning
on business trip to Denver.
j. M. Crawford, the prosperous
ranchman from Hay gulch, came in
from Content last night and is guest
of the Southern for few days.
H. N. Linebarger, the merchant
prince from Tiffany, was home
ward bound passenger this morning,
returning from brief business trip.
Barney Haughey, editor of the
Farmers Voice, left this morning for
Mancos on business pertaining to his
paper and number of other mat
ters.
-Haines and Elliott Lee, who were
here to attend the funeral of their
sister, Mrs. W. s. Pickerili, returned
this morning to their school duties in
Denver.
Manager T. ]. Crowds of the
Tomahawk and Lucky Moon compa-
nies, departed for La Plata City this
morning, after brief business So
journ in town.
Mrs. Jennie Lussey returned Sum-
day morning to her home in Silver
ton after pleasant visit of couple
of weeks with Mrs. Charles Barker,
of the north side.
f. c. Grebles and son were guests
of the Palace over night, and con-
tinued this morning to Mancos on
business. They came down from Sill
verton on last nights train.
Mrs. Della Bailey departed on
the eastern this morning for her home
in Colorado Springs, after pleas
ant visit of a couple of weeks with
Mrs. C. C. Rhoades of this city.
Mrs. Walter Wood, nee Ethel
Sheets, is visiting her parents for a
few days. Mrs. Wood came in Sun
day evening from Mancos to attend
the funeral of the late Mrs. w. S.
Pickerill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Herr departed
via the Southern this morning for the
La Platas. Mr.. Herr has a lease on
the Chief and is occupying one of
the May Day buildings as residence
Mr.. and Mrs. Herr came in Sunday
to attend the Pickerill funeral, walk
| ing from the mine across the snow
to Gina, distance of two miles.
Attorney George w. Moody left this
morning on a business trip to Sill
verton.
B. N. Freeman was an outgoing
passenger on the eastern this morn
ing to Denver.
e. Hiatt was a returning passen-
ger to his home at Tiffany this MORN
ing after couple of days in town.
William Cretcheler, who has been
here for some weeks in the employ of
the D. & R. G., departed for Denver
this morning.
Rev. w. F. Highly, rector of St.
Marks Episcopal church, returned last
evening from Pennington, where he
conducted services on Sunday.
-Messrs. Harry Waters and Hem
ry Crawford departed for their home
at Mancos this morning, after stay
ing over in town yesterday on their
way from the stock show.
Rev. Theo Arndt, pastor of the
German Lutheran church in this city
and at Thompson's park, returned
home to Dix this morning, after his
regular weekly trip to town.
County Treasurer Oren F. Frary
was operated on yesterday for ap-
pendicitis at the Ochsner hospital, and
is getting along splendidly. This will
be pleasing news to his friends in
La Plata county.
j. R. Duckworth, general agent
for the Missouri Pacific railroad, who
was here looking after freight bust
ness for the system with which he is
connected, left for his headquarters
at Pueblo, this morning.
Philip Gilbert, the well known
ranchman, was an arrival from Dix
Sunday night, to attend the funeral