Semi-weekly herald., 1912-03-11
From Fridays Daily Herald.

From Fridays Daily Herald.
| Frank Vanderweide returned to
Hesperus this morning after spending
few days in town just for the change
and rest.
| ID. c. Naughton left for his home
in Silverton this morning. He spent
the day in town yesterday attending
to certain business matters.
Miss May Freeman left this
morning for her home in Mancos,
after visit of a couple of months
with her sister, Mrs. r. G. Alum.
| Joe De Vos, who has been for a
number of years in the employ of the
local smelter, left this morning for a
vacation trip to Denver and Leadville
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Clark went out
on the Southern this morning bound
for the May Day. They were return
ing home after attending the funeral
of the late d. w. Roberts.
Mrs. w. R. Mason and small
grandson, Mason Kight, returned to
Hesperus this morning. Mrs. Mason
was here yesterday to attend the fu-
neral of D. w. Roberts.
A. J. Menefee, who is in charge
Ct The h. & R. G. telegraph lines on
the fourth division went to Dolores
tins morning to fix up some of the
| wires i'll that vicinity.
w. C. Paul returned last even
ing from trip to Alamosa and is
staying over in town today on his
way to Cedar Hill, where he will join
the bridge gang tomorrow.
Stock Inspector Sam Ethrid2e
was a passenger on the eastern this
morning bound for Dyke in Archu-
lcta county on business pertaining
tn his department.
Mrs. Susan Timothy and scr
Thomas were returning passengers TO
theii home in Hesperus this morning,
after attending the funeral of the late
David w. Roberts.
Superintendent /. Fl. Luke, who
has been here for few days look
ing after the train situation, wen, out
on the Silverton branch this morning,
bound for Elk park.
The westbound passenger was dc
layed almost three hours yesterday
between Big Horn and Cumbres by
snow. arriving in Durango last night
at 10 o'clock.
&C. C. CARMEL, manager of the
Boren Gulch Mining company, left for
the La Platas this morning. Mr.. Carr
nell was returning to the mine after
a business trip to Denver.
w. R. Mason, president of the
Florida Gun club, went out on the
Red Apple train today bound for
Lodo. Going home to see how the
ranch is getting along.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Porter were
arrivals last night from Dolores on
their way to Denver, where they will
spend a week or two on vacation
"Trip.
Miss Ora Collier was ir the city
ov.r right passing through from her
hame in Alamosa, after a few lays
visit with friends in Farmingt,l. M'as
Collier departed on this mornings
eastern.
.fohn Hecker was an ARRIVAL last
evening from his home in Monte Vis-
tl. chaperoning resident Of his home
town, A. F. Brewer, on land seek
ing trip through this section. The
gentlemen are looking around in La
Plata county, today.
w. d. Bloomer, a land seeker
from Limon, Colo, departed for home
this morning. Mr. Bloomer came in
last night from the Montezuma val
ley, where he spent several days look
ing around.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Latin and
children were passengers on the
Southern today on their way to Cortez,
where they expect to locate. The fam
lily came in last night from Pueblo
on their way from Oklahoma.
F. w. Hall came up from Farm
ington last night to meet his mother
and sister, whom he expected to arrive
on the eastern for a visit of few
weeks. The ladies failed to arrive so
Mr.. Hall returned home this morning.
Miss E. McMichael was in the city
over night passing through from Pue-
bio, where she has fine position, 20
Flora Vista, where she will spend a
short vacation with her parents. The
young lady went out on the Red Ap-
pie train this morning.
e. L. Dodder, who is heavily in
terested in the Copper Hill Mining
company, operating in the La Platas,
came in on the eastern last night from
his home in Omaha, Neb., and depart
ed this morning via the Southern for
the mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Burdick were
guests of the Savoy over night, pass
ing through from Pennington to Ok
ford on combined business and pleas
ure trip Of few days. Mr.. and