Semi-weekly herald., 1913-01-23
PURELY PERSONAL
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Mr.. Cheeley of bayfield, was rushed
to Mercy hospital for treatment this
afternoon.
Mrs. Sholes and daughter left for
Pueblo this morning to visit with
friends
d. H. Thornton is in from Upper
Florida supplying his cutomers with
butter from the Thornton ranch
Will McCaw of the Animas valley
was Denver bound yesterday morn
ing to attend the stock show.
Miss Lizzie Lewis returned from
Silverton this morning where she
spent the week end with friends.
Thomas Rickner and Charles Hep
worth of Mancos left for Denver yes
terday morning to attend the big
show.
Mrs. Ed Brown leaves for Boulder
in few days to visit with her daugh-
ter, Miss Edna, who is a student at
the state university.
Mrs. H. Mayer returned from Den
ver last night where she spent month
with her three children. All are mar
ried and reside in that city.
Alex Davis is in from Texas creek
Some of Mr.. Davis friends see in him
excellent material for the position OF
road supervisor.
Mr. and Mrs. James Frink of Man
ha oil
for the stock show yesterday morn
ing.
II. J. kopke arrived in town Sat
urday night to temporarily represent
the Ridenour-Baker Mercantile COM
pany in this section.
Miss Josephine Stone returned from
Del Norte last night where she was
called a week ago by the death of
her brother, Ed Stone.
Thomas Goulding left for Flora
Vista this morning to determine if
affairs were being conducted to meet
his approval at the Goulding sheep
camp.
Ramona Chavez, a sheep man of the
Pagosa Springs section, arrived in
town last night en- route to lockwood
to look after matters of interest to
wool growers.
Committees from the board of trade
and the motor club met with the COM
mssioners this morning to discuss
the good roads and the best way to
secure them for La Plata county.
c. l.. Wright came over from Mon
tezuma county last night to make final
proof on his homestead today II. w.
Lambert and Joseph 1Girico accompa-
MED him to act as witnesses.
r. r. Smith, A. NJ. Puet., e. D.
Harrison, Sam johnson and William
Myler were among the Montezuma
county Representatives who went over
the range to the stock show today.
w T. Nash, who has been here a
number of months with Attorney p.
G. Ellis, his relative, left for Albu-
querque today where he will spend
the remainder of the winter months
The county commissioners are en-
gagged in making out a list which
is to contain the names of three hun
dred men who are eligible to jury
duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Henderson of
Palmyra, o., were guests at the Pal
ace last night on their way to Farm
ington TO visit the family of A. L.
Davis.
The condition of Mrs. G. S. Jones
of Pagosa Springs became so critical
yesterday that her three children were
rushed here by auto. The lady is still
very dangerously i'll.
Mrs. Dick Leavell came over from
Dolores last night bound for Dolores
where her husband is engaged in the
sawmill business. Her husband met
her here and will accompany her to
the mill.
M. b. Parsons, G. NJ. Longerbaugh,
b. p. Porter of Dolores left for Dem
yer yesterday morning to attend tn.
big round up of stockmen and the
prize specimen of their herds.
Miss Cora Williams, well known
nurse from San Juan county, New
Mexico, registered at the Southe, II
Saturday night. She was on her way
to Cripple Creek. Colo, where she
has accepted a position in a hospital.
Henry Ambold of the Animas val
ley and Otto Patscheck of Hesperus
journeyed Denverway this morning
As they are both extensively interest
ed in stock raising, their destination
goes without saying.
Alex Fredlund of Casterlar, who
had the misfortune to crush his leg
in the hay bailer Saturday, is at
Mercy hospital resting very comfort
ably today. 1t is hoped the injured
limb will not have to be anputated.
Mrs. Rosa Fultz and three little
tots were arrivals from southern Tex
as last night en- route to Dolores to
visit with relatives. The party were
over night guests at the Savoy and
this morning left on the last stages
of their long journey.
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