Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

Hermosa today To attend social A.
fair that was in progress this after
noon.
Fred Bonnell returned last nigh.
from trip to the Pacific coast. HI
travels extended as far north as Por
land and Seattle En- route he spent
some time in Idaho.
Thomas Goulding came down from
the Hermosa sheep camp yesterday
and departed for Flora Vista this
morning to look after his agricultural
and horticultural interests.
E. R. Brown of Cullman, Ala, and
J. T. Cromby of Denver were guests
at the Strater last night on their
way to Mancos where F. J. Mountz has
interested them in real estate.
Mrs. L. T. Wallin and two little
sons arrived from Keenbrooke, Cal,
last night to spend the month of Au-
gust with Dean and Mrs. F. C. Smith
The ladies are sisters.
Il. S. Brown and w. w. Dunlap mo-
torcd over from Dolores last evening
and made the Savoy their headquar-
ters while looking after business in
terests in town.
Miss Ruth Linebarger left for hei
home at Tiffany this morning after
few days visit with Miss Nettie
buchanan in Durango and Miss Ger.
trude Raymond at Pinehurst ranch
John Gilbert returned from Silver
ton today where he solicited busines.
for his firm and also acquainted pur
chasers with the merits of the prod
ucts manufactured by the San Juar
creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Lindow came il
from Leavenworth, Kas., last nigh
on their way to Mancos to visit tn,
latter's parents. Five years hav,
elapsed since the occasion of thei
list trip to the section.
DR.. Schumacher, the government
sheep inspector, returned from Hes
perus last evening, where he super
vised the dipping of a number o
flocks of sheep that range in that vi
cinity.
j. j. Downey and A. w. Woods
Cortez men who are heavily intereste,
in the Big Four Oil well project, spen
the night in town on business that ha
to do with the financial side of tn
proposition.
Mrs. l.. C. Anderson and Mrs. Comp
ton, who have been visiting Mrs
Compton's daughter, Mrs. Leo Groom
enburg, the past few days, returne
to their home in Durango today
Mondays Telluride Journal.
1 Mrs. Geen and daughter, Miss Emil,
Mrs. George Raymond and daughte
Miss Gertrude, were the members @
Il motor party which came down fror
Pinehurst today to attend the dinne
Mrs. O. + Boyle gave. Hubert Ray
mond acted as chauffeur.
Mrs. Chippell of Colorado Spring
returned from Pennington last nigh
and departed for home this morning
She has been down in San Juan count
looking for real estate investmen
and while she did not make one, sh
has deal under consideration.
c. B. Daniels, G. B. Penny and
L ~ >'iNNy 'oi NCyoio III lUe IIldlnIe
nance department of the Denver
Rio Grande, came down from the Sil
verton branch last night and departe
for their headquarters in Pueblo thi
morning.
Mrs. A. W. Carlson, wife of Con
ductor Carlson, and daughter arrive
on the Southern from Salt Lake las
night, where they enjoyed delightfu
outing. This morning they were boun
for their home in Alamosa. Durin
their between trains wait they wer
patrons of the Palace.
Miss Myrtle Hood, who has charg
of the school at Manassa, Colo, cam
IN from Fort Lewis last night wher
she took a two weeks rest cure a
her mothers ranch. She will visi
relatives and friends in the city TO