Semi-weekly herald., 1913-01-02

]. p. Lowell is in from Pine river
today on ranch business.
Charles Griffith of Florida mesa is
transacting ranch business in the city
Attorney L. P. Main was passen-
ger to his Cedar Hill ranch this MORN
ing.
Mrs. W. R. Mason is in from Hes
perus visiting her daughter, Mrs. Dan
| Kight.
Dr. and Mrs. S. w. Morrison were
homeward bound passengers this
morning.
b. Beque and family of Blanco stop
ped at the Palace last night, on their
way to Pagosa Springs.
Sheriff McCluer was passenger to
Ignacio this morning on peace max
ing mission.
Hank" Sherman of Silverton pass
| ed through from Denver last night
homeward bound.
Clark Steele of Aztec was Pa
eosa Springs bound passenger this
morning.
Herbert Willis was off for the for
est reserve this morning after brief
visit in town with his parents.
Miss Verna Sutliff of Aztec left
for Pagosa Springs this morning
where she has accepted position.
| Miss Josie Hood was bound for Riv-
srside this morning to visit with Mrs.
Daisy Spangler
| The estate of the late Mrs. Fabian
Martinez was adjusted in the county
court yesterday.
Albert Faris went over To Mancos
this morning where good job at car
penter work awaits his coming
Henry Hudson of Pennington was
guest at the Palace last night on
his return from Mancos. He departed
for home this morning.
The Misses Lola and Mamie Stew
ard, Silverton school ma'ams, arrived
in town this morning to spend a por-
ton of their vacation.
Miss Edna Ptolemy, who spent the
luletide season with her aunt, Mrs.
II d. l.. Sheets, returned to her home
in Mancos this morning.
| Miss Mollie Logan, daughter of AL
| derman Logan, went down to Aztec
this morning to spend few days with
| friends.
| d. NJ. Haines, aaaNel known mining
man of the Silverton district, cane
down this morning EN- route to Golden
IN combined business and pleasure
| mission.
James Pitcher jr., superintendent Ct
| the Silverton Northern, passed
through to Denver this morning to at
tend to railroad business and incl
dentally visit with his family.
Charles Heaton of Dolores, who has
been a guest at the Strater couple
Of days while transacting business in
town, was a homeward bound traveller
this morning.
The Pagosa Springs New Era re-
ports that our former townsman, Da-
vid Lowenstein, has about concluded
to shy his derby in the ring for dis
,rict clerkship.
Clarence Nossaman of Pagosa
Springs, who recently annexed unto
his possessions the Patterson rarch at
Arboles, paid for his new holdings the
sum Of $4,000.
Mrs. S. NJ. Kroeger went over to
Mancos this morning to visit her
daughter and number of old time
friends who were neighbors of the
Kroeger's in the valley twenty-five
years ago.
Lee Demaree and family arrived on
Tuesday from Lathrop, Mo-, and have
taken up their abode on the Lee
Shelhamer ranch, which Mr.. Demaree
purchased a short time since.-Pagosa
Springs Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Collier of Bloom
field, N. NJ. are stopping at the South
ern while making arrangements to
spend the winter here. They are
looking for rooms for light house,
keeping.
+. f. O'Brien, an old Hoosier friend
Of Prof. C. A. Utterback's, departed |
for the east this morning after a |
four days visit with his boyhood COM
panion, who is the science teacher in
the high school.
Marshall Drolet of Pennington
went out to Florida mesa this morning
where he has accepted position with
the Florida Mesa Land and Deyelop-