Semi-weekly herald., 1913-09-04

morning on a short business trip.
Giles Vandegrift. Sr., went out this
morning to visit his son at the ranch
near Tiffany.
Edmond Ralston is up from his
home at Cedar Hill, to enter the
high school here.
Mrs. Grady Westbrook went down
to Pennington this morning, upon a
visit to friends and relatives there
George w. Avery, farmer, who
spent the night in town on a short
business trip, left for his home this
morning.
The San Juan creamery turned out
over seven hundred and fifty pounds
of butter today. Their business is
rapidly increasing.
Tom Crowds, manager of the
Tomahawk and Lucky Moon proper
ties, in the La Platas, who had been
in the city on flying business trip,
departed this morning for the mines.
E. L. Dubes of Oxford, who has
been in the city receiving medical at
tention for an injured hand, horse
having fallen on him, left for home
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moninger and
their son-in-law, Tony Katchthaler,
and wife, and their son, left for Dem
yer this morning upon visit to be
gone some ten days or more.
Fred Davy, manager of the Bull
dozer properties in the La Platas, who
has been in the city on short bus
mess trip, departed this morning for
the mine.
Charles Clark of Greeley, Colo. who
has been here upon visit to his
brother, J. A. and Mrs. Clark, the past
week, departed for his home this
morning.
Oscar Smith, a prominent cattle
man of Texola, Okla, who has been
here looking up cattle grazing, range
land and winter feeding ground,
departed this morning for Tucumcari,
N. M.
G. NJ. Longenbaugh, of Cortez,
prominent state politician, departed
for Findlay, ILL.,, this morning, 60
ing upon the sad mission of being
with his oldest sister, who is danger
ously i'll there, reported as dying.
A. w Watt, former Durango boy,
who has been here on visit, depart
ed this morning for Pagosa Springs.
He contemplates a return trip in
about ten days.
]. A. Clay, general manager of the
Western Colorado Power company,
and his brother-in-law, r. E. L. Good,
of Fresno, Calf, who is here visiting
Mr.. Clay and his family, went up to
Silverton this morning upon sight
seeing trip and Mr.. Clay can show
him.
Papers please state that all part
les intending to exhibit live stock
or other articles at the fair are re-
quested to notify the secretary as
soon as possible stating the number
of such stock or other articles they
intend to exhibit and the amount of
space they will require for same.
w. Goff Black, Archie Mccoy,
county assessor of San Juan county,
New Mexico; G. P. Wilhoite, county
surveyor Of that county, and Mrs. Nc
Coy, who have been out to the Lime
Creek section, near Silverton, the
men Of the party stalking out claims
there, departed this morning for their
homes at Aztec.
Mrs. Oscar Mccoy Of Aztec, who
has been visiting friends at Silver
ton passed through to her home this
morning. Her husband accompanied
her home. He is one of the locators
Of grounds surrounding the rich dis
covery on Lime Creek, near there.
Samples of rock shown show virgin
gold In quantities.
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