Semi-weekly herald., 1912-04-08
PERSONAL
From Thursaay's Daily.


on the repairing of the railroad.
Joseph Craig came down from
Silverton last night and continued to
Denver this morning.
H. C. Bollinger, the La Plata mer-
chant, is N town for couple of days,
to attend to some business matters.
&c. w. Morris departed today for
his home in Mancos after spending
few days in town on business with the
land office.
Harry Ware went to Silverton
this morning on business trip of IA
few days.
Stock Inspector Sam Ethridge
was passenger to Pagosa Springs
this morning.
Mrs. H. L. Brown came in last
night from Mancos and departed to-
day for Bayfield,, via Ignacio, on
visit to her daughter.
Attorney George Burlington, who
was here on business pertaining to the
Citizens ditch, returned to his home
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Miss Bessie Foster was passen-
ger to Silvertcn this morning to spend
week or two with her sister, Mrs.
Eliza King.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Landers wore
among the arrivals on the eastern last
night from Ignacio, and are guests of
| the Savoy for a few days while in
| town on business.
Thomas Lewis, the popular D. &
R. G. brakeman, left for a visit to
his ranch at Dolores this morning
Time to make arrangements for the
spring work.
George Hussey is now domiciled
| at the Palace during the absence of
his wife, who left yesterday morn
| ing for Pueblo to visit friends for
few weeks.
Mrs. R. E. Newell departed this
morning for Mancos to spend Easter
with her daughter, Mrs. Theodore
Parker. Mr.. Newell will join the
party Saturday, so as to spend Sun
day in Mancos.
Mrs. E. Crease and sons, Clarence
and Lawrence, were among the ar
rivals on the eastern last night, and
left this morning for their new home
on the La Plata, N NJ, via Aztec
Mrs. Crease was making the trip,
from Trinidad, their former home, to
the ranch, for the first time. Mr.
Crease will follow with the household
goods and stock in few days. Mrs.
Crease and son were guests of the
Palace over night.
20. W. Nuberg is spending the day
in town from Silverton on business.
j. M. johnson is in the city from
Pennington for few days outing
The Reading club will meet to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs. Henry Berri.
II. B. Hale returned last event lg
from Denver, where he took in the
chamber of commerce banquet, stay
ing over afterwards for a few days
outing.
Mrs. A. E. Arnold went out on the
eastern this morning, bound for Rocky
Ford, in response to a telegram re-
ceived yesterday, which stated that
her father is seriously i'll.
H. l. Watterson, we'll known
rooming house proprietor from Du-
range, was in the city yesterday, and
left for San Diego on this mornings
train.-Grand Junction News.
Secretary George N. Raymond Of
the board of trade returned last ev-
ening from Colorado Springs and Den
yer where he attended the state Re-
publican convention and the boosters
banquet.
j. o. Taylor returned last even
ing from Denver, where he attended
the boosters banquet and stayed over
a few days ON business relating to
the United Theaters, his moving pic
ture shows.
bound for their home on Ute mesa,
in the vicinity of Breen, after an alb
sence of year, at Oakview, Colo,
a mining camp near La Veta.
General Agent P. B. McAtee and
wife came in last night from Denver
where the former attended the cham
ber of commerce banquet, and looked
after some railroad business. Mrs.
McAtee accompanied her husband for
the outing.
A. E. Young, superintendent of
the power plant at Tacoma, for the
San Juan Water & Power company,
has resigned his position, and moved
to his ranch at Griffith, where he
will devote his time and attention to
the duties of the simple life.
DR.. w. W. McEwen was re-
turning passenger on the eastern last
night from Colorado Springs and Den
yer where he attended the state Re.
publican convention and the booster
banquet, staying over for day or
two afterward for brief outing.
| Editor Rod S. Day of the Du-
range Democrat, returned last even
ing from a business trip to Grand