Semi-weekly herald., 1913-08-25

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proud possessor of fine new office
desk for his Office at the city hall.
1t was delivered today.
H. T. Henry, q merchant of Hes
perus, was in town today purchasing
fruit and other supplies from our mer-
chants.
Mrs. L. C. Phillips of this city, who
has been out to Monte Vista on a
visit to her mother, returns home this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Springer are
home from Denver where AL was a
delegate from the local commandery
to the X. T. conclave.
C. A. Cameron, one of the popular
hotel men of Ignacio, was in the city
last evening on business, departing for
there this morning.
Charley Burgess, his daughter and
another lady went over to Mancos
this morning, for an outing, he said,
but there are rumors of wedding bells
jingling soon.
Prof. George F. Snyder, superin-
tendent of the Fort Lewis agricultural
school, after an over night business
visit in the city, left for the school
this morning.
John T. Graham, who had been on
a visit to relatives at Boulder, left
this morning for his old home, now
the w. T. kirkpatrick place, "Tee-le-
| wicket" for the summer.
Mrs. George Gill of the local lodge
of Pocahontas, is back from Denver
where she was delegate to the Great
Council of Red Mer there, held during
conclave week.
Temple Cornelius went down to
Eco this morning on short business
trip and vacation from the arduous
duties of attending to his fathers
sneep.
j. X. c. Tyler, cashier of the Burns
National bank, is off on his annual
vacation. He will spend it in the Elec-
ira lake country, camping, fishing al d
grouse hunting.
Mrs. s. M. Biggs and little grand
daughter, who have been on a visit
to Mrs. Biggs' son and his family at
Chama and to other relatives at Edith
is home again.
Mrs. A. E. Carr departed for Cha
ma this morning to join her husband
there and where they will make their
future home. Mr.. Carr is principal
of the Chama schools.
John McDermott and w. H. Lamb,
sheepmen of Hesperus, who have been
out to Pagosa Springs fishing and
taking the baths, departed for their
homes this morning.
The funeral of the late o. E. Wiekel
will occur Sunday afternoon at 2
o,oIo,L fro,,o tho 10 v,+;ct ,bur,h tho
Knights of Pythias attending in a
body.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Severn Of
North Durango are the proud par
ents of fine baby boy that arrived
yesterday at their dome via DR.. Rob-
bins stork.
Some of our young ladies whose
muscles were strained at dancing
party early in the week, learning the
latest dances, are now able to move
about more easily. To tango and
grape vine is some strain.
Mr.. A. A. Wilson of Tacoma, WASH,
who has been visiting the Charley
Wood family the past three weeks
departs in the morning. Mr.. Wilson
is "Chuck" Woods uncle by marriage.
E. M. Biggs formerly with the New
Mexico Lumber company, came in
from Edith last evening and this
morning departed by auto to Dolores
where he has other large lumber in
terests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Farrow's 5-year-
old son was operated on today by DR..
Robbins at Mercy hospital for en-
largement of the glands Of the neck.
The Farrows are residents Of the Pi-
edra section Of this county.
4 Otto Mears, the pathfinder Of the
San juan" and party of eastern
mining men, heavily interested in the
San Juan mining section, passed
through this morning from Silverton
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