Semi-weekly herald., 1912-08-08

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sai. s.nu suls, III Iis.nl came uOwi.
Aton Siiyertua Liils liIo4iaiiiS ailu ais
seOppIAs ~ lne savoy.
| h. Calens Vi Dolores is among the
VISITORS ia lne city whose presence Is
oeeasionea Dy ianu oInee business.
ai1s. Daisy opangier ielt IoI ner
nome ~ hNetslae today after u
weeA stay at Inc nome o4 Mayor ana
Mrs. A. r. Hood.
Z. ~. Bailrelen, who was nominated
Tor congress from the rlrst district,
Is a DroLner oil our townsman, w .lllam
n. BaIlreich.
| MISS harrlet Ihallendg b, L Pueblo
lazy who is touring ghls part oil the
sLate, went over TO Mancos This morn
ing.
frank Peas came over from Pagosa
Spungs last nignt, bound Ior his home
ia Doiores. Mls. Feas Is spending tne
summer at the Springs.
| Prank nowe ana ~lfe, who nave
Oeen demiciled at the Strater lOr sev-
efal months, nave set up nOusekeep-
ing under their own vlne ana ng tree.
Hoy Fraser and William Balirelch
VIII represent the local X. Of l.. lodge
at the annual assembly OF the grand
| lodge III Denver when conyenes to-
morrow.
MISS Edna Smith and Miss Lily
| CIawley lett for Denver this morn
ing alter a two weeks vacation spent
down here with the members OF their
respective families.
Mrs. Mary B. Stafford came up from
Aztec last night where she has been
attending to business interests Tor the
past week. Tins morning she left for
ner home in Santa fe.
Mrs. John KING returned to her
nome in lgnaeio this morning. She
mas been III Durango several days at
| tending to business matters connect
| cd w1Jn her husband estate
IL. ). SeWeli, one Vi the employees
1t SmprocH, returned from the east
.ast nghJ where ne mas been spono-
| .ng nls annuai VACATION. lie leIl IOr
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4'i4s. a. -,Aiuet, "nO nds Dgeu
peAulHs u le" uays wilh nei sisteI
-,ils. ~. i. Dainnetoh, rsLuiHeu "
-4e4 nome in raAiiiaiIs tVn tnIs morn
.ng.
Aiank iaItmaA, ealtOr vi the Ala
.nosa Einplie anu tne La fiaCa miner,
Saa an efIisai iast nlsnt IrOn tne
| own wnete ms nist mentioned Crou-
| Jie Is iUcaIeu.
.onvIitL wInia.ns o1 Delta county,
"i.O mas Oeen noDnoODlng Win local
oineials IN TINS Guy, departed Ior
aome TINS morning. ne was Une guest
VI our genial deputy sherI1I, Jack
couch curing MS soJourn mere.
MIR. ana MRS. q. w. Miller, accom-
panied by their hosts, hlr. and Mrs.
Z. G. Perkins, went down to Farm
ington this morning on pleasure trip.
| The length of their stay depends upon
the altitude Of the thermometer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morgan were
incoming passengers from Denver last
night on their way to their home in
Dolores. Mr.. Morgan assisted in rep
resenting Montezuma county at the
| Republican state convention.
Il. w. Mccullough, who is a men,
| Der of the faculty of the Minneapolis
school of mines, was guest of the
Savoy last night The gentleman is
familiarizing himself with the min
eral resources of this territory.
s. b. Thomas, the o. X. Coal COM
pany manager, and J. b. Strauss of
Denver, went up to the Ten Brock
mine this morning. That mine is at
tracting the attention of people in
+ va1fouos sections of the country.
| Phil Flynn, well known Silverton
mining operator, is a guest of the
Strater. The gentleman's name and
ready responses certainly indicate he
once resided in-France.
| l.. II. Holland, Telluride mining
man, went out on the eastern this
morning to examine sorne mining
| properties. He gave the geography as
within hundred miles of Alamosa.
| 5. W. Carpenter, the attorney from
| Mancos who viii be the candidate fer
| HioNiiNb II liic lAtDuDECa1S SO
elect at their primaries, was an ea =
bound traveller this morning. His III
| Tie son accompanied him.
Grant Farrar, engineer on the
Southern, left for Cambridge, ILL.,, this
morning in company with his daugh-
ter, Miss Ambar, and his son Allen.
| Miss Ambar will enter the Cambridge
schools in September.
Price Walters, ex-representative
from San Juan county, New Mexico,
IS In the city on land office business.
| His daughter came up with him for
a two weeks visit with her cousin,
Mrs. S. b. Thomas, in North Du-
range.
Henry Roebush of Cripple Creek is
making his headquarters at the South
ern while he looks over La Plata coun-
ty ranches. This morning ne went out
to Pine river to determine what the
section affords in the way of real es.
tate bargains.
Mrs. Arthur Anderson and sister,
Miss Eda, are in from Pine river TO-
day on a house hunting expedition.
Mrs. Anderson is planning to move to
Durango for the winter in order TO
place her children in our excellent
schools.
Mrs. John Walsh, who was called
here from Trinidad the latter part Of
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