Semi-weekly herald., 1912-11-11
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COMING AND GOING.
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| chaSlnE supplies OF local merchants
The Palace is serving splendit
meals to Durango people for So cents.
C. E. Roberts, the hide buyer, is
interviewing local dealers
Bog Flynt of Pennington was an
east bound traveller this morning.
Harry Waters and Charles Shaw
are among the Mancos folk on our
streets today.
Agent Ogle of Mancos Is going to
take a vacation and in company with
his wife, take trip to Canada.
George West left for Pagosa
Springs this morning to look after his
cattle interests.
Giles VanDegrift sr. went out to
Tiffany this morning on ranch bust
ness.
Fabian Martinez left for Tgnac ,
this morning after showing his usual
attention in election and its results.
Superintendent G. f. Snyder of Fort
Lewis was an Aztec bound pass .,ger
this morning on school business.
c. G. Knedegas and II. A. Adams
are here from Denver laying the tile
roofing on the Sloan residence.
E. A. Ritter, the engineer, retu ned
from Silverton this morning where he
has been looking after mining prop
critics.
James Frink of Mancos passed
through last night with eighteen cars
of cattle for the Kansas City mar
ket.
]. ii. Parker of Cortez left for Puc-
bio this morning where he will give
business interests attention for a
week.
Miss Zina Fraser of the local high
school went down to Elco this moru-
ing to spend the Saturday recess with
her parents.
Superintendent Luke of the fourth
division of the Denver g. Rio Grande
went down the Red Apple line tnis
morning on a tour of inspection.
Mrs. Thomas Edwards is enjoying
u visit with her sister, Mrs. Phillips,
nee Sallie Riddle. The lady arrived
from Colorado Springs last night.
General Agent McAtee came down
from Silverton this morning and left
over the Southern on the same old
mission.
ID. c. Scott, special agent for the
Denver & Rio Grande, is patron of
the Palace while attending to depart
ment duties on this end of the line.
c. II. Hutchins, the man who sup
plies the trade with slot machines,
went down the Red Apple line this
morning. He carried in his hand a
miniature edition of his wares.
NJ. C. Fitzer of Chama was in the
city last night. Mrs. Fitzer is at
Mercy hospital rapidly recovering
from her critical illness and opera
ton.
Henry Banta was down from the
Animas valley yesterday afternoon
with a load of ranch supplies. He
made the trip homeward with = load
of coal.
Mrs. A. H. Cudigan and family arc
stepping at the Southern while max
ing preparations to go to California
for the winter and possibly to re-
main permanently.
Mrs. Harry Ausborn of Mancos was
a guest at the Strater last night.
This morning she departed for Den
yer to visit her daughter, Mrs. A. l..
Fellows and those very interesting
grand babies.
Mrs. Lizzie Stiles and j. d. Lamb
of Cortez were married in Aztec yes
terday. They returned to Durango on
the evening train and are occupying
the bridal apartments at the Palace
hotel
Mrs. Mae Shank returned to hei
home in Allison this morning, afte,
spending the day shopping in Du.
range. She came in Wednesday even.
ing as one of the caretakers of the
ballot box.
c. F. Werner Of Ignacio was among
the delegates to the San Juan con.
gress who remain over today-jusi
to get taste of metropolitan life
and determine if Teddy did really
carry Illinois.
Miss Hesper Spargus of Fowler
Colo, arrived in the city last nigh
for an extended visit with her mother
Mrs. George Hussey. We bespeak &
kindly welcome ON the part of oul
young people for the interesting
young lady.
The men engaged in making the of
fetal count have thus far found thret
errors of large proportions, and i
seems to be case of to him tha
hath it shall be given. One of tn,
errors of 100 votes was in favor o.
Keating, one Of half that number il
favor Of Shsfroth abA third was il
Kinsley's count.
Bert Brown went over to his Man
cos ranch this morning after spend
ing enough time In town to exercis,
his right Of suffrage and later t.
learn how his vote conceded with tn,