Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-06
Alva Short of CASTELAR, is in pur-


road overseers this morning.
A handsome Case car arrived last
night for Mr.. King of Aztec.
Ben Russell went down to Trouble
mesa this morning on legal business
Johnnie Root is in from the Vale
cito purchasing supplies for the ranch
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry O'Brien are
rejoicing over the arrival of son.
Robert Blatchford of Reserve, N
NJ, transacted business in town las,
night.
Four cars of ore were shipped td
the smelter from the Silverton district
last night.
Mrs. Wilkins is down from the Ami
mas valley today on shopping ex-
pedition.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Patterson and
children are in from Lower Florida
today.
A son of Joe Day of the Animas
valley underwent critical operation
at Mercy hospital this morning.
W. R. Williamson left for Dolores
this morning to give banking inter-
ests personal attention.
Frank Blackmer of Cortez return
ed last evening from Ithaca, N. Y,
where he visited his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Conklin arrived
from Detroit last night to visit their
relatives, the Joe McGuigans.
Arthur Hackett returned from Cor
tez last night where he has beer work
ing in a coal mine for the past month.
j. w. Jackson of Cedar Hill re.
turned from Colorado Springs last
night and left for home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Cooper returned
to their home in Mancos this morn
ing after spending couple of days
in town.
Leonard Brown of North Durango
underwent an operation yesterday for
the removal of diseased bone of
the foot.
Charles Young came down from the
Tacoma power plant this morning
where he was called on professional
business.
County Clerk Mrs. Orme issued a
marriage license today to Clarence p.
Bryant of Chama and Miss Lydia r.
Bryan of Ignacio.
Miss Norton of Pennington, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. d.
r. Mckinney, was homeward bound
traveller this morning.
Ike Cox was off for Cedar Hill ,his
morning after several days stay
in town with his brother. who has
been here for medical aid
Mrs. C. w. Walters arrived from
Santa Rosa, Cal, last night en- route
10 Silverton where her aged father,
George Noll, is critically i'll.
viii Hart is home from Denver
where he accompanied the remains of
his father, the late Louis Hart, to
their last resting place.
Phil Flynn, one of the prominent
mining operators of the Silverton dis
trict, came down this morning bound
Tor Telluride on mining business.
Mr. Zabriskie, the Pagosa Junction
merchant, who is at Mercy hospital
suffering with severe attack of
tonsilitis is reported better today.
Pagosa Springs supports three
.h Fun t,xtA lot,
shows and only one meat market. We
are strange people, says the New
Era.
A party of mining men, who have
been transacting business in Silver
ton for several weeks, came down this
morning on their way to Toronto
Canada.
Mrs. r. w. Griggs was an arrival
from Meade, Kas., last night on her
way to Montezuma county to visit her
brother, Mr.. Rule, a prominent stock.
man of the section.
L. E. Smack has sold out his in.
terest in the mercantile establishment
at Arboles to his partner, Mr.. Army
Mr.. Smack is contemplating going in.
to the stock business again.
Guy Smith, the horse buyer, cane
up from the reservation last night
with two carloads of Indian ponies fol
the eastern markets. He left thi.
morning on the eastern journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wood will
move from Mancos to bayfield, the
latter part of the week, where Mr.
Wood is to enter into partnership
with his brother-in-law, Lloyd Sheets
in the mercantile business.
John Hoskings, who has been af
flicted with miners consumption fol
several years, succumbed to the dis
ease yesterday. For many month";
he has been making his home in tn,
Animas valley. He leaves to mourn
his loss a wife and two little girls
the eldest 6 and the other year o.
age.
DR.. Shumaker went out to Arbolei
this morning after his riding horse
Several days ago he was out ther,
on horseback inspecting sheep and 1
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