Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-06
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III ed from Denver
PURELY PERSONAL tarried for ten d
From Fridays Daily 81 :
ri Mr.. and Mrs
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lrations for the
John Bell was returning traveller
70 Bells Spur this morning. Rev. D. P. Cal
tist church is s
John johnson went Mancos way from Boston eitf
this morning to ioin the throng Of row night
msrrymakers
Miss Lola Henderson was among '.y shoppers 'oos
those who departed for Mancos this al ns :,
a day.
Mrp. George Gilmore and were ~. 1ohnn;o
down from the La Platas last night pornin fr her
t.es's a. 1e o'' Pine river Sh,
E. N. Grimes, the cracker sales ,ia sc;snca Isc,v
man. headed Silverton way last night e. ;;, tr;and
to remain until next week.
Miss Dolores Mccormick went over snad sro .aah
to Montezuma county this morning to rorn;n for Tho
join the celebraters. linz too frao,v
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Balcom and the
kiddies motored to Pagosa Springs to- Mr. and Mrs +,
day for the celebration ron ond NJ nj
Mrs. Joe Clark and of La Plata ~ ~; f,r.,
went out to Oxford this morning to ae s,,na.a
spend few days with relatives.
Lois Brady Young passen- Ing N'en -
ger to Pagosa Springs today to pass ' " WV"
the Fourth with her husband. s'"'N' Wno "en'
Miss Bess Dickerson was bound for .oi 'iiei VS..
Pagosa Springs this morning to spend 'e WIS
the Fourth with her parents. Tie "iei>iei'ias
Mrs. Warren Muin was a passen- John P. Coston
ger to Mancos this morning for ington where h
five days stay with old time friends illness and deaf
law, C. l.. Jewt
Mr. and MIRA Tom Martin were in an old time res
from Falfa last night a shopping having been
expedition. John Morlock in
a P. M. McDermott was arrival Mrs. Barber,
from Silverton this morning for this morning, W
brief stay. visit until late
the objects of he
Mrs William valliant's destination acquaintance of
Pennington this morning to visit little one who
hsr niece, Mrs John Lilliard. of Mr.. and Mrs
months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Russell have :
gone to Electra to remain until Mon Mrs. Jennie Ri
Gay. arrived from
their way to tn
Mrs j. Paul left for Pagosa Springs sons Park Cha
this morning visit with her moth Works bosptal
er ana protner. since early last
tirey recovered
Capt. and Mrs. VIM Sagert left for that as his nor
Pagosa Springs this morning to con-
duct services while the celebration is NJ VI, II ,
:" Plosress' Mrs. A. c. Wigg
w mas valley is on
Nebraska last night his way to rs,s,;vos sha i
Farnington where he has real estate ,h.. A..
interests. forrna. l. ,on,' \
The Mesdames McComb, Sommers r, "ee NV =. I'm =
Tom Smith and Darlington were c.. s ~ :,
among the Durango ladies bound for u 'S "NN
George Logan
Mr. and Mrs E. A. Hutchinson mo- iast nght' whei
tored to Electra today, where they dis pe'ea roao
pense hospitality in their commodous serve wn'ch VIII
bungalow until Monday. NJ 70 lhe see''
the Dunton disti
Mrs. r. Flaugh, of the Laplata, nea.on WIN n'
ensvt tho n;gbt In to,v a.. out. + but little grade.
Pagosa Springs. where she has rel eeieAseu eApe"
atives mining IN the ~
- fsgs.3f to show marked
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Seybod and
daughter Louise left for Pennington E. c. Condit,
this morning to visit with their rel urede Of the Gt
atives the John Lillards passed through
ton this morning
George Edwards, eldest son of Mr. where he goes ir
and Mrs. Tom Edwards departed for gram from thos
Alamosa to spend well earned vaca- ed in the comp
ton. return within 81
cent funds to
Mrs. Howard Sullivan and sister and enough to
inaw, Miss Kathryn were over night velopment work
visitors from the Sunset Lumber COM ing the fall and
pany. Condit accompar
Denver
James Allan up to Electrat
lakes this morning, where telephone Harry Baker,
company duties will occupy his atten- RADIO Power cor
ton for several weeks night from a
the eompany's
Mrs. w. f. Loring and mother of Silyerton Oura