Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-10
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John Puetz of Hesperus transacted
business in town over night.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Dagegtt is i'll with pneumonia
Miss Vertie Stultz went out to Falfa
today to visit with Miss Hazel Con-
nelly.
Mrs. Harry Fry and Mrs. Paul
Backinger are spending the day in
Silverton.
Dan Cason came down from the
May Day last night to spend few
days with his family.
Harry Baldwin, the Liberty, N. NJ,
merchant, is in town purchasing goods
for his store.
going extensive repairs. The new
managers are also adding modern
equipment.
Fred Dusenberg is down from his
mining prospects on Lightner creek,
paraking of the hospitality dispensed
at the Savoy.
Mrs. Ray Cooper came down from
Silverton this morning to visit her
husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Cooper of Animas City.
Charles Herr was a passenger to
Pennington today to look after the
Durango Planning Mill and Lumber
company interests.
Twelve cars of freight were ship
ped up the Silverton branch this
morning, and six cars down the Red
Apple line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and their sis
ter, Mrs. Lamb, were returning pas
sengers to the May Day this morn
ing
A. E. Lund, who has been visiting
his family in North Durango, left this
morning for Telluride where his bust
ness interests are located
Mrs. Fillmore Hand came down from
the valley this morning and will re-
main in town few days, the house
guest of Mrs. ]. w. Sites.
DR.. Ochsner's new Winton is the at
traction on the streets this afternoon.
The car is beauty the finest one
ever seen in the southwest
Walter Hunter was off to the mines
this morning, after few days stay
in town with Mrs. Hunter and the lit
tie boy.
G. w. Snyder came over from Do
lores last night. Mr.. Snyder is also
numbered among those who are pre-
pairing to graduate from a riding pony
to touring car.
Mrs. Margaret Ward, formerly land
lady at the Palace, is over from Ar
loa where she has charge of the board
ing house for the Montezuma Lumber
company
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Russell and chill
dren are domiciled in the new house
just completed by Mrs. P. N. McLel-
Ian, on the corner of Fourth avenue
and Eleventh street.
Mrs. ]. ID. Adams departed for Tel
luride this morning to visit "the
twins" who have just returned from
an extended visit to the eastern part
of the state.
Miss Laura Paquin Of Mancos ar
rived il town last night to enter upon
her duties in the local electric ligh,
office. Miss Paquin has previous )
been employed in the Telluride ,ftice
Will Goeline left via the Southern
this morning for his headquarters
in Mexico. His little daughter will
make their home with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Florence O'Dris.
coll.
Mrs. Marion Martin of Upper Flo
rida was appointed matron of the
poor farm by the county commission
ers yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Martin
is to assist her in caring for the
institution.
Louis Haffner of Breen was down
in the Elco section, in company with
Barney Edelman, buying cattle. He
purchased twenty head from Mrs. Pau
Simmons and forty head from Walter
Anderson Mr.. Haffner paid an av-
erage of $35 per head for the stock
Judge Searcy was a passenger to
Pagosa Springs this morning. Judg-
ing by the Springs papers the ques-
ton of supreme Importance over there
is, who is the judge going to ap-
point for district clerk?" Probably
this trip will answer the query.
Mrs. Olisbacker of the Animas val
ley underwent an operation at Mercy
hospital this morning. DR.. Haggar,
is the physician in attendance. DR.
Turrell performed an operation upor
Mrs. A. Bagby for trouble of long
standing.
The electric light company thawinl
machine is everywhere in evidence
since the cold weather of January Wis
tied this section. This afternoon il
was doing duty at the court house
1t is said that some of the defeated ap.
plicants. for office stepped on the
pipes.
1t is reported that the sixty car.
loads of ties ordered by the Rit