Semi-weekly herald., 1912-12-09
PURELY PERSONAL
II aas II /. Il u II u q :.

Grande construction crew, is stopping
at the Savoy.
ID. H. Christman and son of Aztec
departed for Denver this morning to
spend the holidays.
NJ. l.. Healey, well known knight
of the grip, is doing Durango trade.
Mrs. Healey is chaperoning him on
his trip around the territory.
About $3.50 last night the fire de-
partment was called out to extinguish
d small blaze in Mrs. C. A. Coulson's
barn, on Fifth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Werner were
returning passengers to lgnacio this
morning after a few days shopping
expedition in the city.
On account of the difficulty in Sc
curing Red Men hall the Drysdale or
chestra have had to change the date
Cf their dance from Dec 10 to Dec. Z.
Durahgo did not have monopoly
on the fall of the beautiful this morn
ing, a like condition of the weather
was reported in the surrounding coun-
try and nearby towns.
ii. j. Deter was a patron of the
Palace last night He was on his
way from the Montezuma valley to
his old home in st. Joe, Mo-, to spend
the winter months.
Mrs. r. S. Clements and Catherine
are in Chicago enjoying the diversions
OF that big burg. GATHERINGS only con-
Germ is that her cat may not have its
accustomed luxuries in her absence.
Mrs. Joe Theno departed for Den
yer this morning for a visit with her
daughter. Later she journeys to
Cheyenne to spend some time with an
other daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hubbard of
Aztec are occupying the bridal apart
ments at the Strater. The young peo-
pie are popular residents of the coun-
ty seat of San Juan.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ritter left for
Denver yesterday morning on their
semi-annual vacation trip. The Senior
Ritters will have charge of the Ig-
nacio ranch in their absence.
c. S. Bailey, the commission man
who made Durango his Headquarters
carly in the season, came up from
Aztec last night. While giving bust
ness interests attention he is stopping
at the Strater.
David Ramsay returned from Ala
mosa last night where he accompa-
MED his daughter, Mrs. Coulter, and
assisted her and the babies in making
the change to the standard gauge
line.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Crawford re-
turned to their home in Aztec this
morning after five days stay in the
city while the former attended to
business relative TO the irrigation prof.
Get in which he is interested
Miss Alice Pinkerton and Mr.. Ezra
Walker of Redmesa were united in
marriage at Justice Ballreich's office
last night, the justice officiating. The
ncwlyweds are spending their honey.
moon at the Southern
j. c. Landers, an engineer in the
government service who is stationed
at Ignacio, is in the city. Accord
ing to hotel registers he is dividing
his patronage between the Hotel Stra-
ter and the Hotel Savoy.
Travelling Salesman Porter of the
King Commission company was a
Pennington bound traveller this morn
Cnin,, IN gttnnIxr bn IL 4,
pefishable Christmas goodies, at least
the articles are so designated by ex-
press companies.
II. E. Muller of lgnacio is planning
to spend the winter in southern Flo
rida where he hopes to find relief
from asthma, an affliction that has
long been his portion. His daughter
Anna, who is student at Fort Lewis,
is to accompany him.
Mrs John Dave and daughter, Mrs.
A. II. Paul and the latter's little
daughter Dorothy left for Miami,
Ariz., to spend the winter months with
Mr., Paul. En- route they will visit
friends in Salida. Their friends re-
fused to consider the possibility that
they were going to remain permanent
ly
Have you noticed Tiffany's win
dows? They certainly look tempting
to the early Christmas shoppers. The
motto is DO your Christmas shopping
early" and Tiffany is certainly help
ing the good cause along by placing
before the public line of goods that
cannot be excelled anywhere. His
prices are right and it will pay you to
examine his goods. Do it now.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Logan are
now domicied at 1910 Third avenue,
the G. H. Clark residence. for the
winter. For short time they oc-
cupied the Charles Schultz residence in
North Durango but business interests
demanded so much of Mr. Logan's
time be spent in this part of town
that the family decided it was ad-
visable to make the change
Those who failed to vote at the
general election in November have to
h. r