Semi-weekly herald., 1912-08-26
June Roberts was in from the low

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7. ]. Moore was an arrival from
Pennington last night bound for the
east.
Miss Frances Robinson went down
to Riverside yesterday to visit with
friends.
| Monroe Fields departed for Aztec
yesterday after attending to banking
interests in Durango.
Carl Pollock is here from st. John,
Mo-, visiting Mrs. Pollock's father,
as well as his wife and son.
Mrs. Isabel Chestnut departed for
Denver this morning after a six
months residence in this city.
Arthur McGinnes of Arboles is
stopping at the Southern while he
is spending few days in town.
The eastern which was reported
on time last night was delayed two
hours between here and Pagosa
| Junction.
Attorney Charles johnson return
ed from Pagosa Springs last night
where he attended court for a cou-
pie of days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Brown have
an entry for the prize crop of boys
for 1912. The little fellow arrived
via DR.. Drivers stork.
George Rathjen of Aztec who
spent a few days in the city with his
brother-in-law, James Brady, left for
home yesterday via the Florida.
M. A. Towne is down from the La
Platas where he has promising min
ing claims and is to be found at his
Durango headquarters, the Palace.
T. j. Crowds, G. F. Dittman and
E. A. Dittman were down over night
from the La Platas. They are all
interested in the Lucky Moon.
E. S. Reed came in from Denver
last night and is stopping at the
Strater for couple of days before
continuong to his home in Silverton.
d. Thornton is in from upper Flo
rida today selling butter and buy
ing groceries. His interest in good
Republican politics wanes not at all.
Rev. w. S. Warner, an Episcopal
minister, who has been at Farm
ington, came up last evening bound
for his headquarters in Albuquer-
que.
| Mr.. Donovan of the Florida Mesa
Land & Development company and
his sister, who has been spending
the past ten days with him left this
morning for their Denver home.
o. A. Vinton, the well known en-
gineer, left for Grand Junction in
response to message telling him
that his brother had been seriously
injured in runaway.
Mrs. A. Landhow and sons lt
Denver were among the guests at
the Southern last night, who were
bound for Aztec, where sister OF
the formers reside.
Miss Bernice Trotter who has been
spending six weeks with her aunt
in the Montezuma valley, arrived
in the city last night on her way to
her home in Wichita, Kans.
Maurice and l. E. Levy are taking
an overland trip on horseback to Pa
gosa Springs and vicinity. The for
mer who is clerk at Kruschke's
is taking his annual vacation.
| S. ]. Mountz who is interested in
a large land project same over from
Montezuma valley last night where
the land in which he has part is
located.
George Walter Goodman whose eff
forts at climbing were rewarded by
hard fall and broken collar bone
is recovering very rapidly from the
| accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fowler and
son have returned to their home in
Bayfield, after spending a few days
with their relatives, Mr. and Mrs Will
Wieland.
The Messrs. McEwen, Howells and
Hanno, who have been taking an ex-
tended trip through the mountains
on horseback, are scheduled to return
sometime today.
Mrs. Percy Airy, who suffered a
badly sprained ankle few days age
is on the way to recovery. For time
the injury caused her the most ex-
cruciating pain.
\ Mrs. S. ]. Howe and two daugh-
ters came down from Silverton last
evening bound for Creston, o., their
home. They stopped at the Savoy
and this morning left on the east
ern on their journey.
| The dog poisoner is again abroad
in the city. AS an evidence of his
arrival Joe Woods pet dog was poi
soned If it would please the yellow
cur who did the act to know the dog
suffered the most terrible pain, that
pleasure is theirs.
p. M. Davis and his sister, Miss
L. E. Davis, of Detroit were guests
at the Strater last night. They are
spending the month tonring state.
The young people formerly resided
in the town in Pennsylvania which
was the home of Mr.. Bruner and
Walter Wood.