Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

8 !. J.. Bradford motored over to Mon
tezuma county last evening to take m
: : inventory of the Hood and Ames stock
at the place of business there.
Il In the county court today judg-
10 ment by default was entered by Mary
il C. Lee against Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
At Bowman on notes amounting to $159
y and cost.
Miss Anita Vappert Of Telluride de-
E. parted for Denver this morning on her
,r way around the circle. During her So
m journ in Durango she was the house
& guest Of Mrs. Fred Minis.
r C. w. Fisherdick, the Laplata mer-
lie chant, is back from a fishing trip on
re the Pine river section. He was sched-
ii today.
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Dan Cason is down from the hills
for Few days renewing the acquaint-
IF ance of the twins and their sister,
), which comprise the junior members of
r, the Cason family.
e.. v. Pierson arrived from Cedar
l. Hill last night to look after his friend,
rs Harry Hansen, who suffered COM
y pound fracture of the left leg in a
st railway motor car accident Sunday.
1T Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kincher came
down from Flager Forks, portion of
the upper Junction creek section yes
g terday, where Mr.. Kincher is engaged
u in prospecting and development work.
m Miss Nola Mckinney, deputy dis
1t trict wire chief for the Mountain
ID States Telephone company, returns
lie home tomorrow night, after spending
g a month with relatives and friends in
- Denver and Saguache.
j. T. d. Saffell and son came up from
J. Pennington last night to receive their
S. new auto which arrived from the east
few days ago. AS soon as the ma
chine is acclimated and tanned they
If will make the homeward journey.
nl Louis Wyman, state superintendent
y of state highway construction work in
h Colorado, predicts that autos will be
v running from Ouray to Durango via
Ie Red Mountain and Silverton by the
h carly part of next summer.
j. Sunday evening, when Mrs. r. H.
IS Sloan and daughter, Miss Helen, were
r. returning from their trip to outside
,s points, they were met at Ignacio by
is DR.. and Mrs. Schlabach and made
the last stage of their journey by
auto.
,tl Johnnie Root is down from the VAL
n lecito on a business mission He is
q considering rest from active ranch
m duties for year or two, and devot-
n, ing himself to other things quite as
strenuous but in locality not quite
Ia so far from the maddening winter
,, crowds.
Mrs. James Van Banker, the well
70 known oculist, leaves for Silverton in
q few days to join her husband She
N expects to open an office there, which
will doubtless prove profitable as her
professional ability is well known
Z, throughout the southwest.
al Mrs. Harry Stultz and daughter,
u Miss Vertie, left for Denver this morn-
al ing, where the young lady will take a
n course in voice culture. With ,he
wonderful gift which nature has ell
.. dowed her, friends consider that with
good training, she has future Of
great promise in store.
= Mrs. L. C. Phillips departed for
Monte Vista this morning to visit her
mother, her first visit since she came
IN here bride a year ago. She left her
,e young husband in the care Of dozen
lady friends, who will act as chaperon
doubtless proceeding on the theory
lg that there is safety in numbers.
n
d. Emil Berger, the contractor and
builder, who is engaged in erecting a
er house for the Johnsons at Cedar Hill,
m is guest at the Palace 1t seems
that Mr.. johnson is destined not to
occupy the new home. Recent reports
ie from Colorado Springs are to the eff