Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-13
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PURELY PERSONAL
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George Ditchfield is over from Do
iores on brief business trip.
Albert Miller, an ex-resident of Du-
/ range, has recently opened tonsorial
parlor in Mancos.
Mrs, Baker, wife of the Trimble
Springs merchant, is a between trains
visitor in town today.
The Mancos Commercial club are
giving special attention to good roads
and the mining interests tributary to
that town.
Manager Ai.heier of Red Men hall
is making extended preparations for
the Washington birthday masquerade
ball
4. N. Beach, manager of the Cop
per Hill properties in the La Platas,
was a Denver bound traveller yester-
day morning.
Mrs. Edna Patterson departed for
Nebraska this morning where she will
enter upon her clerical duties in a
large banking institution.
According to the Pagosa Spriugs
papers J. NJ. Snyder of this city is
over there, seriously ill with rrea-
matism.
Miss Rosa Stewart reached Buenos
Ayres three weeks ago. Her journey
by water was of three weeks dura-
tion.
Otto Patscheck of Hesperus is home
from Denver where he attended the
stock show and later enjoyed the city
in its less festive moments.
Mr.. Mobeius, former cashier at the
Silverton depot, left for the east this
morning on an extended vacation trip.
Mrs Hobeius accompanied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lilliard and
children returned from Tennessee last
night where they spent a number of
months with Mr.. Lilliard's relatives.
Mrs. II. C. Bollinger of La Plata
city went up the Animas valley today
TO visit with her sister, Mrs. Wiggles-
worth, at the Waterfall ranch.
Miss Edna Smack is enjoying life
so thoroughly on her Oklahoma Mis-
souri, trip that she has decided to ex-
tend her vacation for a few weeks
longer.
Ben Otis of Durango spent Sunday
with his aunt, Mrs. c. M. Ball, on his
way to Denver on short vacation,
says the Alamosa journal.
Paul Rusch and family of Arloa left
for the east yesterday morning FOR an
extended stay. If the old home is
as good as the memory of it they
will remain permanently.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Galbreath of
Del Norte leave for the Pacific coast
the last of the month. They will
spend considerable time touring Cali
fornia by auto.
Sheriff G. Il. Holiday of Archuleta
left Tor Buena Vista yesterday morn
ing with the gentleman of color who
pleaded guilty to the charges of horse
stealing and attempted Jail breaking.
C. L. Cooper, the Mancos sheep man
is a business visitor in the city. Mr..
Cooper is casting longing eyes to-
wards autos. Probably another ma
chine will be scheduled Mancos way
shortly.
The Pagosa Springs Sun published
rumor to the effect that James w.
.lelrd5e has secured five-year lease
on tn, 13,000-acre' tract of land in
O'Neal park, formerly held by Sem
ator George West.
Prof. Levey, principal of the Chama
schools leaves for Pueblo tomorrow
morning on business mission. This
morning Prof. A. f. Carr went out to
take charge of the schools during his
absence.
When Ogle Monteith of the Flo
rida mesa went out to take an in
ventory of his pigs the other day, lie
found on hog had a new family of
sixteen members, thirteen of the Num-
Der were in perfect condition.
William Strong, one of the most
prominent irrigation engineers in the
state, left for Dolores this morning.
For the past ten days Mr.. Strong has
been at the office of Burdick and Kroe-
ger, supervising the compiling of field
notes on the Dolores project.
The Bayfield, Blade reports that the
Ed Morrisons of Walsenburg have ta-
ken up their residence on Dry creek.
A few weeks since they purchased the
King ranch, recently the property of
]. D. Clark and now they have added
the Nordyke place to their possessions.
Frank Hartman of the Alamosa EN-
pire has been elected president of the
San Luis Valley Press association. The
association will make an effort to
bring the state editorial association
to the valley when the scribes take
their annual outing this year.
Mrs. William Gill and children re-
turned from Trinidad last night where
they were called few weeks since