Semi-weekly herald., 1913-01-09
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Mrs. George Kelley of Chama came
in the city last night for medical aid.
Robert Chambers of Pennington
, was one of the returning students to
Fort Lewis today.
John Kellenberger went over to Pa
gaso Springs this morning on a iulep
dispensing expedition.
Mrs. Albert Faris went up TO the
May Day this morning to visit her
sister, Mrs. Charles Walters.
Mrs. C. II. Rudy of Cortez left for
the east this morning to spend a
portion of the winter months.
Mrs. Mike Cummins was taken to
Mercy hospital this morning very i'll
with pneumonia.
Miss Grace Woods returned to Man.
cos this morning after few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Woods.
Engineer o. A. Vinton, who was
stricken with pneumonia last week,
is somewhat better today.
Mrs. ]. R. C. Tyler and Natalie re-
turned from Denver last evening
where they passed month with Mrs.
Tyler's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Pritchard of Hoo
per, Colo, were patrons of the Pal
ace last night en- route to Dolores
to visit with friends.
Bert Brown was off for the Mancos
ranch this morning after few days
stay with his family in North Du-
range.
Guy Smith traded a ranch for the
Armstrong automobile, one of the
first operated in the valley.-Baytield
Blade.
Chris Barth, who went to Salt Lake
City last week, stood the trip very
we'll. and his conditions since his ar
rival shows marked Improvement.
Mrs. Ethel Killian departed for
Denver this morning after very
pleasant vacation spent with her par
ents and children in this city.
Mrs. Lawrence MARITIME is rapidly
recovering from the operation she un-
derwent for appendicitis at Mercy
hospital last week
At the depot this morning the ther-
snometer registered IL below, at
Brookside 13 below. Before Q o'clock
twenty calls had been registered at
one plumbers office.
l.. W. Smith and wife and Walter
Mcconnell were members of the mo-
tor party that came over from the
Springs yesterday afternoon and re-
turned home this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wood have
returned to their home in Mancos
after spending the holidays with Mrs.
Woods parents, Major and Mrs. d.
l.. Sheets.
Mr and Mrs. James Hammond and
darehter Irene returned from points
aas, Saturday night and continued on
TO their home in Dolores yesterday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Staplin and
son of Pennington departed for San
Ia Fe yesterday morning where nu-
merous business and official interests
necessitate Mr.. Staplin's attention.
II. r. Robinson, United States su-
oerintendent of Indian irrigation, ar
rived from Albuquerque last night
IN his way to Shiprock where he is
giving the building of the large irri
cation canal personal supervision.
V. l.. Barrett of Kismet, as, f
Of Denver were arrivals on last
nights eastern, bound for Farmingtor
to visit Mr. Clark's uncle, Mr.. Ross
| DR.. Trotter and Frank Serier oi
Mancos left via the eastern this morn
| ing for warmer climate. They viii
first test Los Angeles and San Dieg'
and determine if the towns live VI
to their regulations.
| Ike Cox was returning passenge
to Cedar Hill this morning Friday
| Mr.. Cox received pleasant surpris'
when brother who he had not seel
| for fourteen years arrived overland
| from Arizona.
| DR.. H. C. Lefurgey started yester
day for Bluff. Utah, from which plac
he will go to Grayson, Utah, Verdue
Monticello and thence home by tn
Snyder route, says the Dolores Star
Miss Abbie Taylor, who attend
school in Mancos, returned from Bay
field Saturday evening where sh
spent the vacation with her parents
She departed for the place where he
school troubles and pleasures are 10
Gated, the following morning.
Norman B. Price has resigned posi-
tion as forest ranger for district
San Juan National forest, and will
Join his family at La Mesa, Cal, t
make that place his permanent home
Mr.. Prices removal from Archulct
county will be much regretted, as h
s not only good citizen, but he mad
| an efficient and Dopular public sery