Semi-weekly herald., 1912-11-25
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PURELY Personal.
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Banker G. T. Cline of Mancos was
guest at the Savoy last night on his
return from Denver where he sold
severa. cars of sheep.
Mrs Dalton of Allison, who has
been the house guest of Mrs Eliza
beth Evans for several days, was a
homeward traveller this morning.
c. W. 1ruf,nper, the ditch pro-
moter, is stopping at the Strater while
giving ocal interests personal atten-
ton
Durango merchants are having one
of the busiest days for many months.
Out of town people are making un-
usually heavy purchases for Thanks
giving.
NJ. f. Farsons, the Lebanon real es-
tate man, registered al the Savoy last
night He was bound for points east
10 interest rr,srec;ive buyers in the
finest country in America.
Roy Ogle, station agent at Mancos,
came over last night in company with
his wife, bound for his old home in
Sarles, N. D., for two months visit
with the home folk
Mrs. J. ID. Grant, widow of the late
Governor Grant, is the house guest of
Mrs. John Mcneil On account of the
lady being in mourning she is not at
tending social affairs.
Miss Ruth Stratton, the artist who
has charge of the millinery depart
ment at Graden's, leaves for Denver in
a day or two--in time to spend
Thanksgiving with the home folk.
Mrs. j. B. Patterson and Mrs. Harry
Patterson passed through from Sill
verton this morning on their way to
their home in Pagosa Springs. They
have been spending the month at the
old home.
The stork called ia the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Werner few
days since and left fine baby boy.
Mrs. Werner was formerly Miss Jen-
mic Wride.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pearson and
Mr.. and Mrs. a. K. Garrett form the
party of Silverton folk who are spend
ing the day at the Strater. Tonight
they go UP to Trimble Springs where
they will tar,y while.
State Superintendent of Fish Hatch
cries Wash Patrick departed for his
after spending couple of weeks at
Electra where he attended to depart
menL duties.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hayden came over from
Chama last night and will make the
Savoy her headquarters while in the
city. Her husband recently underwent
critical operation at Mercy hospital
and she comes to be near him until
he is able to leave the institution.
Mrs. John Nickel of Pagosa
Springs, who has been the guest of
her sister, Mrs. George Isgar, for sew
eral days, departed for home this
morning. En- route she will spend the
week end with her brother, Mr.. Heath
erington, at Tiffany.
Mrs. Margaret Saterlee is again at
her old headquarters, the Hotel Stra-
ter, after an absence of nearly three
months. OF late the principal part of
her time has been spent in Cortez
but her mining interests in different
points claim much attention.
Prof. E. E. Smiley departed for
Denver this morning to attend the an
nual meeting of the State Teachers
association. Friends state that our
nightly esteemed superintendent has
both a collective and individual inter
est in meetings where Colorado edu-
Gators assemble.
l. b. Melville, well known Denver
attorney who formerly resided in this
city, arrived last night in company
with H. r. Phillips on his way to
Pennington where legal business de-
mands their attention With Attor-
ney Charles johnson as a member of
the party the men continued their
journeyed to Pennington today.
1t is now Express Agent Dayton
Warner Agent Schmitt was checked
out today and leaves Monday for Cali
fornia The line up at the Globe office
is as follows: Noble Neighbors, day
clerk; C. r. Cobb, night clerk; Thomas
Drysdale, chauffeur of the delivery
wagon, with Dayton Warner in
charge.
Miss Florence Salabar, county su-
perintendent-elect, left for Denver this
morning to attend the State Teachers
association. During her absence Mrs.
Walter Weightman will have charge OF
her room at the Park school. Miss
Salabar has rendered her resignation
to take effect at the beginning of
the Christmas vacation. AS yet her
successor has not been elected
The force in the county clerks of
flee is busy purging the poll book of
the names of voters who failed to
exercise their right of suffrage at the
last election. The number totals
something over 800. Some of the
number are dead and some have NOV
ed to other sections. As a doubt as
to the address exist in either case the
cards are being addressed to Durango