Semi-weekly herald., 1912-11-25


p. G.. Ellis is transacting legal bLsi-
ness in Montezuma county
II. D. Brindle is in from Bayfield,
purchasing ranch supplies.
NJ. l.. Towne returned to his min
ing properties in the La Platas this
morning.
Joe Neil, the post man who turned
rancher, is in from Ignacio supplying
the market with farm produce.
+. C. Graden returned from Mis-
soun last night where he visited his
relatives for few weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Yoder and wife of Bay
field were over night visitors with
their daughter, Mrs. r. C. Salyer.
The Pagosa Springs New Era re-
ports that Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7, Sullen
berger leave shortly for the Pacific
coast.
James Mcnamara arrived from Ala
mosa last evening on his way to his
home in Aztec. He spent the night at
the Palace.
Mrs. John Green and family de-
parted for Fort Worth, Tex, this
morning where they will spend the
winter months.
Glenn and Bert Armstrong motor
ed in from their Bayfield, ranch today
to determine how Durango interests
were fairing.
w. A. Jackson is guest at the
Southern while attending to business
matters pertaining to his coal inter
ests.
Representative elect p B. Gates and
wife of Montezuma county were
among the Strater patrons who were
Denver bound this morning.
f. c. Gilbert, manager of the local
smelter, returned from Silverton this
morning, where he spent couple of
days on company business.
/. Haghida, one of the natives of the
Sunrise kingdom, who is prominent
among his fellow employees on the rail-
road is down from Silverton today,
his first visit for nearly year.
p. r. Ashley, lumber dealer from
Denver stopped at the Savoy last
night en- route for the vicinity of
Silverton where he has timber in
terests.
George Logan was Denver bound
passenger this morning where he will
confer with the heads of the coal COM
pany he represents for couple of
days.
Johnnie Pond, one of the best known
pioneer ranchmen of the San Juan,
is a patron of the Palace. Mr.. Pond
is registered from Breen, where he
has extensive land interests.
Harvey Young, brother of Mrs. j..
W. Lackey, departed this morning for
Salt Lake to spend the winter months.
While in Durango he was the guest of
Joe Theno jr.
Robert Alexander, known by all
men and most women as Bob" re-
turned from Missouri last night, where
he sold several cars of cattle in the
X. c. market.
Lafe and Clarence Cason went up
to the Idaho this morning where they
are employed. The serious illness of
their little sister Doris oeeasioned
their presence in the city.
Peter Fogel, ]. p. Williams and ii.
J. Fogel were guests at the Palace
last night. The men are engaged IN
mining in the vicinity of Hesperus
and the object Of their visit to the city
was to consumate a mining deal.
Miss Alma Ball, who has made her
home for the past two years with
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Bond, left this morning for Per-
nv, Okla, where she will become the
bride of G. W. Knott.
Messrs. Cox, Graves and GARNER
were arraigned in the district court
Yesterday afternoon. All plead no'
guilty. AT the conclusion of yesrer
davis session court adjourned unit
Saturday morning.
Principal Snyder and Farmer Ro
decker drove out to Fort Lewis today
Last night Mr. Snyder returned iron
Pagosa Springs where on the pre-
vious evening he gave an illustrate
lecture in the interests of the For
Lewis extension work.
Miss Mary Hayden, one of Archu
leta county's popular school ma'am;
was a guest at the Savoy last NIGH
She was bound f9r Los Angeles t
snend the winter months. Her cousir
Mrs. E. N. Beach If La Plata cit,
will join her and together they wi
make the journey to the coast.