Semi-weekly herald., 1913-08-21

Allan Moore yesterday sold his val
liable race horse to Jeff Smith. is
: pr
Attorney Charles A. johnson left fr
for Aztec this morning. Short busi- w
ness trir. er
. Mrs. Ruby Green, who has been vis-I
!, itine in the city, left for her home at ds
:, Pennington this morning. The
John Kellenberger the wholesale M
dealer, opened retail place at Chama d.
today. in
There was q case in the police court
y last evening in which the defendant d,
was assessed for assault and battery. 81
nu
Rev. Daily, who preached at Farm WI
t ington Sunday, departed for his home I'll
< at Mancos this morning. tn
al William Ferris of Ferris Brothers
1 store left for Arloa this morning on sn
s hurried business trip. Back tomorrow. ar
tn
r. X. Funsten, store keeper of vi
: Pennington, went out to St. Louis If
: this morning on goods purchasing la
: trip.
h Mrs. H. M. Allen is down from Sill tn
verton on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. P,
Paul Garbanati, arriving this morn he
ing. st
: Mrs. William Bird went up to La in
Plata City this morning on visit to
& friends there and to look after her
e interests. of
Colonel Draper, who makes a spe- tn
cialty of selling gents tailored cloth A
: ing, went out over the Southern this le
: morning to visit the trade. M
l. lie
t Lafe Cason, who has been here ju-
J. bilating over the arrival of a son at
t his home, left for the May Day mine a,
3 this morning where he is employed. M
Painters are busly engaged today =.
in painting the front of the Fulton =.
!, market and are making an artistic T..
. job of it. -
III Mr.. Jones, foreman of the Bulldozer
t properties, that Fred P. Davy is oper-
. atiug, left for the mine this morn ~
0 ing. "
n G. o. Withrow, manager of the Ida VI.
r no a,ine, located in the La Platas, III
who was in the city yesterday on busi- "'
ness. departed this morning for the
S mine.
: G. F. Lyon, one of the proprietors of te
"Richeys," is waiting upon customers tn
: there again today. Back from the X
S conclave at Denver and also pur- of
n chasing trip. sf
n hi
dl Mrs. NJ. E. Haworth of Farming VI
o ton came up last evening and today
went cut to Bayfield, to visit her son.
He came over in an auto and took his h;
a mother out there in it. dt
lii
Postoffice Inspector T. F. Fitch, lie
8 who makes Durango his headquarters, Ell
I while inspecting the San Juan Offices, tn
d went out over the Southern this morn tr
n ing but will be back tonight.
t The Pine river at La Boca is re- d
d ported to be so low that fish, especially p.
suckers, are dying for lack Of wa til
ter, wallowing in mud holes and that tn
I, there is a stencil from the dead ones. s,
Mrs. John w. Waters and young OF
y est daughter went down to Farming al
: ton this morning on visit to Mrs.
n Waters Oldest daughter, Mrs. Tom
LOTUS, and her family. dt
i The railroad boys are flocking in
: around Agent Jim Brown today. 1t 81
d is pay day on the Grande and they 81
d want their checks, which are given out a,
by Mr.. Brown. fc
: Mrs. Tony Katschthaler left Mercy
: hospital today for her home in this n,
J. city She had undergone an operation IL
a some two weeks ago and is fully re- CT
y covered I'll
II II. S. Harden, of Meriden, Conn, b,
s representing the International Silver p
/ ware Co., the output Of dozen fac tt
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