Semi-weekly herald., 1912-08-08
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where they spent the week end.
Z. A. Ritter, the irrigation engi-
neer, went down to Aztec this morn
ing on ditch business.
Mrs. o. c. lills, formerly well
known Durango resident, is now To-
Gated in Tuolumma, Cal.
David Hood and Carl Winner left
for Grand Junction via Silverton and
Ouray today where they go to seek
employment.
Miss Bessie Glaister returned to her
home in Aztec this morning after q
visit of weeks duration with Du-
range friend.
| Mrs. A. c. Arnold and Miss Ger
trude leave in the morning for Rocky
Ford to pass the month of August
with their relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. p B. McAtee left foI
Pennington this morning on frui,
inspection tour. Their first trip in
that direction this week.
Mrs. Fred Balcom and her guest
Mrs. Julia P. Sutton, were Farming
| ton bound passengers this morning
Just fruit sampling expedition.
Charles Meuser went over to Do
lores this morning on business trip
| He will make trip through the Mon
tezuma valley before he returns.
Mrs. Lillian Hutchins left for Bear
| creek via Florida mesa this morning
| to spend her vacation with Mrs. Ben
| Griffith at the Griffith camp.
w. M. Kinderman and his nephew
Conductor Ed Skoog went down to
Pennington this morning, just to IA
miliarize themselves with the fruit
situation.
Henry Ba0er, one of the well known
residents of Montezuma county, WAS
guest at he Palace last nisi :. This
morning ne was bound for the Demo-
cratic joirgs.
w. |. Ny er, one OF the counl' com.
missioners of Montezuma county stop
ped at the Savoy last night en- route
to Pueblo for the Democratic state
convention.
Miss Hattie Scharf, who has been
visiting friends in Silverton for the
past week was a guest at the South
ern lat night She left for her home
in Mancos this morning.
Mrs. Joe Coppinger went out to The
Pine Ridge ranch this morning for a
few days stay. The family are again
domiclled at their North Durango
home.
Miss Bessie Spears and Miss krie
WItschen, both nurses by profession
from the capital city, are at the Sa-
voy. Miss spears formerly resided IN
Durango.
Robert Smith, mayor of Cortez,
merchant and booster, left for Pueblo
this morning where he will assist in
representing Montezuma county at the
DemocfatIc state convention.
MIR and Mrs. W. ii. Nicholas, who
nave been i'll Durango the past month
with Mrs. Nicholas mother, ms. Rob
ert Roberts, left this morning for
their home IN Emporia, kas.
W. u. Mckinney, postmaster al Sill
verton, arrived from Denver this
morning on the delayed eastern. lie
continued his travels nomeward on the
Silverton accommodation.
Sister Vincent and Sister Dolores
Two sisters OF mercy whose kindly
ministration are known to all who
are or ever have been confined To
Mercy hopital, left for trip oven
Cumbres this morning.
Barney haughey, he of the Farm
ers' Voice, went over TO Dolores this
morning to gather material which will
speak with loud pedal for the IN
terests of the rural districts in the
southwes..
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Moore left for
Rico this morning on a fishing trip,
Their little daughter Ruth acting as
the advance guard Of the Moore fam
lily has been in Rico several days Wis
iting her cousins, Laurella and Elsie
Moore.
Howard Jackson, Cedar Hill boy
who makes his headquarters in Colo
RADIO Springs, was an arrival from the
east Saturday night. He left for Ce-
dar Hill this morning to spend his va
| cation with the family.
Mrs. A. L. Lund and children and
the Lund family calamities, the bird
and dog, came down from Telluride
last night to visit with the home folks
on the north side. They have just re.
turned from u fortnight's outing al
Glenwood Springs.
Miss Sharley Pike, who is spend
ing her vacation with her many
friends in different parts of the state
went over to Mancos this morning tc
| visit with her aunt, Mrs. Henry Krum.
panitzky. She returned from her Den.
yer trip Thursday morning.
Miss Eleanor alexander departed
for Aztec this morning to spend fort.
night as the house guest Of Mrs. Mon
roe Fields. Her little brother con.
siders it manifestly unjust that he
should be required to be the stay-at.
home.
Mrs. John Pearson, accompanied by
Mrs. George Tiffany and Master DIV.
| er, left for the Hermosa camp this
morning. The first stage of theii
journey was covered by train, Later
the wagon and saddle ponies will aci
as their vehicle of conveyance.
Among the politicians, Demcratic IN
creed, registered at the Strater lasi
night were r. X. Smith and G. Hsr.
Iison of CoItez, and j. d. Burguin oi
Dolores. All were bound for Pue
| bio for tie state convention but Nh
| Harrison was called home to attent
| to bank irtcI est.
Tom Patterson says that he de
| plores the fact that the leaders oi
| the platform forces led bv ambition
rather than by principle went bach
to the Speer Democrats instead oi
staying with those who are fighting
for principle rather than for office.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Mason will d,
London and Paris among the Other
| pleasure seeking expeditions on theii
| four months trip abroad. In letter
to his daughter, Mrs. Dan Kight, re
ceived few days since, Mr.. Masor
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