Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-06
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PURELY PERSONAL
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Mrs. w. N. Goodson left for Aztec
this morning to visit with friends
J. w. Brumley is business visitor
from Montezuma county.
Mrs. Charles Singleton has taken
charge of the Central hotel at Ray
field.
Mrs. Fannie Branen is down from
Telluride looking after her real estate
interests in the city.
H. d. Abrams and son are no from
Aztec having their dental troubles
temporarily increased.
Cal Dock of the Calumet is taking
an enforced vacation on account o.
a badly burned hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kerr of Her
mosa spent the time between trains
today, shopping in town.
l.. A. O'Donnell is in from Oxford
on business with the county treas
urer.
Rev. Father Duffy, formerly of this
city, has been appointed bishop of
the Kearney diocese in Nebraska.
w. E. Bozman and C. P. Forman
were over from Cortez yesterday after
an auto, the property of the former.
Everett Cheeley of Bayfield,, who is
at Mercy hospital ill with typhoid fe-
yer, is getting along very satisfac-
torily.
Allison Kroeger came down from
the Animas valley this morning,
where he spent the week end with his
brothers at the ranch.
w. o. Dutton and family of Pagosa
Springs returned from Dolores Sat
urday night and left for home yester-
day morning.
Mrs. W. d. Lee is spending a few
weeks in Denver. About the middle
of the month she departs for the Pa
cific coast
Mrs. Nora Wallace and her two lit
tie tots were arrivals from New York
city last night on their way to Do
lcres to join Mr.. Wallace.
Judge Searcy was returning pas
senger from Silverton this morning
where he has been on official brsi-
ness for several days.
Mrs. A. r. McCrimmon has been
confined to her room for week with
I severe attack of tonsilitis, says the
Montrose Press.
w. |. Clifford, manager of the Per
te. Fuel company, came down from
Silverton this morning where he has
been looking after company interests.
Mrs. Norton and baby of Ignacio,
who have been the house guests of
Mrs. D. R. Mckinney the past week,
returned home this morning.
F. w. Hall and l.. Z. Bovine of
Pennington, who have been transact
ng business at points east returned
asst night and left for home this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Henderson of Ex-
elsior Springs, Mo-, have new son
yho has been christened Samuel jr.
During the family's residence in this
lily two children came to brighten
the home.
Ress Philips and Gordon Parker of
he Montezuma forest reserve, return
ed from Denver Saturday night where
they attended the annual meeting Of
The forest supervisors of the second
district.
Ex-Conductor George Stout left for
his home in Alamosa yesterday morn
ng. He was in the city for the pur-
pose of getting the Democratic county
rommitteemen's Endorsement for dep
ty United States marshal.
Miss Marie Davenport, who under
went an operation for appendicitis
last week, is getting along fine. Her
prospects for an early recovery are
yery favorable.
Mrs. Dick House, nee Miss Dalton
passed through from Salt Lake Sat
urday evening on her way to her
home in Silverton. She was called tc
Salt Lake City by the death of hel
brother.
Mrs. and Miss O'Rourke of Car.
racas have moved in to spehd tbs
remainder of the winter with theil
son and brother, Attorney Johr
O'Rourke. They are domiciled in tbs
Mcclellan residence, corner of Fourth
avenue and Ninth street.
Mrs. James McHolland returned
from Nampa, Idaho, Saturday. Th'
principal topic of conversation in tn,
McHolland home since her return Il
that boy, James Ashley Roberts, sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Roberts, who
arrived during Mrs. McHolland's sta,
in Nampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Larson arrived
from San Diego Saturday night boun.
for Cedar Hill to look after theil
ranch interests and visit with .he,l
relatives, the Dick Hendricks During
the thirty-six hours wait between
trains they were guests at the South
ern.
Walter Fleming returned from Ok
lahoma last night where he visitet