Semi-weekly herald., 1912-06-24
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have gone to housekeeping at the d.
& X. G.. section house.
John orella was a business Wis
itor from Silverton last night, return
ing home on the morning train.
Prank A. Foley cama up from
Pennington last night, on business
pertaining to the canning factory in
which he is interested.
H. Taylor, master of the bridges
and buildings department of the d. &
r. G., went to Silverton this morn
ing.
Miss Helen Dixon is home again
from Wenominee, Wis, where she
took a teachers training course the
past year.
Mrs. Peter Peterson was a pas
senger to Aztec this morning, where
she will be the guest of Mrs. Burr
Millison for a few days.
superintendent C. f. Werner was
in town last night from Ignaeio on
a purchasing trip. Just laying in Il
supply Of tools for the summers work.
Mrs }. IL. Crowsley a"d son were
IN town over night, passing through
from their home in La Junta, to Do
iores. They were guests of the South
ern during their stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Puett are
spending the day in town on com
bined business and pleasure trip. They
arrived from their home in Cortez
last evening
e. W. Walters, the well known
mining man, returned last evening
from trip to the northwest, and
continued this morning to his home in
Silverton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Forss and baby
of La Crosse, Wis, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. David Johnson. Mr.. Forss
and Mrs. Johnson are brother and sis
ter.
Miss Mona Myler was a return
ing passenger to her home in Cortcz
this morning, after a pleasant visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Pearson jr.
of the north side.
Mrs. Charlotte Jarrett left for her
former home in Aztec this morning..
on business visit of few days.
Mrs. Jarrett is the successful mana
ger of the Southern restaurant here.
j. f. Nelson, an oil man from
Bluff City, made hurried business
trip to Durango over night, departing
for the fields via this mornings
Southern.
Principal and Mrs. G. F. Snyder
are in the city from Fort Lewis for
day or two. Their 3-year-old son
was operated on at Ochsner hospital
yesterday, and is getting along nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Gostomski and
daughters, Agnes and Jocelyn, came
in last night from Crested Butte, and
continued to Pennington this morn
ing, where they expect to locate per
manently.
Mrs. W. j. Colmer came down
from Silverton last night on her way
to Denver on a vacation trip. Her
mother, Mrs. Amy Bassett, will take
care of the family during Mrs. Col
mer's absence.
Mrs. M. Il. Shelhamer and son, E.
N. Shelhamer of Bayfield,, were out
going passengers on the Southern to-
day bound for Los Angeles, Calf, on
a vacation trip Of some months. They
expect to rteurn some time in the fall
Mrs. G.. l.. Mccoy returned last
evening from Denver, where she spent
the past four months visiting friends
Mrs. Mccoy stayed over night at the
Palace, continuing this morning to
her home in Silverton.
Rev. and Mrs. Condit. relatives of
Mrs. w. S. Crozier, are expected to
arrive this evening from China, where
they spent several years as mission
aries. They will probably remain for
the summer.
Rev. Theo. Arndt was an arrival
last evening from Denver, where he
attended the annual conference of the
German Lutheran church, which was
in session there the early part tf
the week. This morning he depart
ed for his home in Thompson's park.
Fred Darroch, travelling auditor
for the c. f. & L., came in from
Pueblo, and left for his ranch at Cor
tez this morning to take look at
Mutt and Jeff, his prize Angora cats,
who are spending the summer in the
country for the benefit of their health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mair were
outgoing passengers to their home in
Dolores this morning. Mr.. MAR spent
some days in Mercy hospital for treat
ment for typhoid, and returned this
morning very much improved. The
threatening symptoms have all dis
appeared.
w. T. Dufur, sheriff Of San Juan
county, New Mexico, returned last
evening from Santa Fs, where he
accompanied prisoner, Fritz Brandt,
recently convicted in the Aztec district
court for cattle stealing. Sheriff Du-
fur continued to Aztec on this morn
ing's train.
j. E. Rentz, who passed through
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