Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-08

fourth with relatives in Animas CITY
was "A homeward bound traveller TODAY
Mrs. Frank Enter has returned to
the lgnacio ranch after few days in
town spent in looking after her local
real estate.
Tom Tulley of the state highway
commission who has been spending the
week with his family returned to
Denver this morning.
John Rodgers was bound for the La
Platas today to spend a few days with
his father and enjoy a siege of rough
ing it.
A. f. Lund, the well known mining
operator, who spent the fourth with
Mrs. Lund's relatives, the Russell
family, returned home in Telluride
today.
A. r. Garrett came down from Sill
verton last night and at an early hour
this morning went out horseback to
his ranch at Kline, on what might
be termed tour of inspection.
The Il. Glasers are occupying their
summer bungalow on upper Florida
this week Mr.. Glaser is busy trying
to decrease the size of the Trout
family.
Charles Fleck, proprietor of the Sa-
vov, will return from Shiprock to-
night, where he passed the day held
sacred to our independence with the
R. S. Bakers, far from the maddening
crowd.
The Cortez team drove over from
Bayfield, last night, where they cap
tured the losing honors in both of
the games. This morning the com
pany left for home
Mrs. A. l.. Fellows and children
came over from Cortez last evening
and departed for their home in Denver
this morning. Mrs. Fellows is always
remembered by the people in the
southwest as Miss Blanche Mccoy.
s.; p; Shoemaker. superintendent
the Strater, for short stay. Sunday
he will head Mancosward, where his
many duties demand his almost con-
slant attention.
Frank Stewart whose domestic
troubles were aired in the police court
yesterday and who was not found gull
ty of kidnapping his own child went out
to Ignacio today where he is engaged
in farming
Miss Perle and Nettie Thompson
left for Salt Lake via the Southern
this morning for an extended visit
with Mrs. Harry Leonard. Miss Perle
limits her stay to a month but Miss
Nettie makes no such rash promises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Sunquist, the
Just weds, departed for Pagosa
Springs, their home, this morning,
after brief honeymoon spent in Du-
range as the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Anderson.
Miss Allison who is going to give
course in domestic science under the
auspices of the Civic club writes that
she can not make a date for Durango
earlier than April However, when
she does come, our women will have
great treat in store for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Newell Joined
the tourist class this morning wher
they departed over the eastern for q
two months travel through Califor.
mia, Oregon and Washington. Their
objective point being Seattle, where
they will visit with Mrs. NewelPi
daughter, Mrs. Mcknight.
Mrs. G. w. Sammons, assistan
cashier of the First National banl
of Pennington, was a guest OF thu
Strater last night. This morning sh'
left for the east on her annual va
cation trip. The distance she cover
will depend in part upon the condi
ton of the atmosphere.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Harrison an
Mrs. Charles B. Reid motored to thei
/, home in Cortez today, where bot
gentlemen are prominent busines
: men. Mr.. Harrison is cashier of tn
Montezuma Valley National bank an
Mr.. Reid serves his county in tn
capacity of county treasurer.
Mrs. w. C. Roberts and son, j.
Roberts, and Miss Bernice Trotter {