Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-18

Mrs. James Mitchell was down from
May Day today on : supply purchas-
ing expedition.
Mrs. Clare Barker leaves for the
Hermosa ranger station tomorrow on
. fishing trip.
Mrs. G. Tabor and child are down.
from Hesperus on shopping sxpe- I
dition.
C. A. Melton went out to Tiffany
this morning, where he will join the
ranks of the agriculturists for time.
A marriage license has been issued
to MARCEL Lucero and Monica Galle-
gos. Both are residents Of Ignacio.
Charles Barker, government man
with headquarters in Sarta Fe. was
a patron At the Savoy last night.
DR.. John Haggart and d. Mac Lean
were Silverton bound travellers last
night on mining business.
John Gilbert left this morning for
Chama and vicinity on business get
ting expedition.
Loudon Mullin travelled Mancos
way this morning, where, II Dame
Rumor is correct, he will attend a
wedding tonight.
The county commissioners are in
specting the Carbon read this after
noon, preparatory to making settle
ment with Contractor Skidmore.
James Garcia and c. Vigil repre-
sented the Posta section among the |
marketers in town today.
Mrs. B. B. Allen and son, respec-
lively wife and son Of Mayor Allen
of SiIverton, are guests at the home
Of Judge and Mrs. w. N. Searcy. |
They arrived here this morning.
Frank Brown, chairman Of the
board Of commissioners Of San Juan
county, passed through Durango this
morning. Denver bound, on hur-
ried business trip.
]. A. Clark, who is connected with
the Kittimac mine in the Silverton
district, was guest at the Strater
last night en- route to Denver on a |
business mission.
The Harry Reids report that nearly
foot of snow still surrounds their
cabin oil Lewis mountain. Last week
snow fell for three consecutive days
there.
Robert Chambers, Of Pennington,
returned last night from Pagosa
Springs, where he journeyed last
week with several carloads of cat
tie which he placed on the summer
range.
Persons returning from the Cave
Basin district are more enthusiastic
than ever over the camps prospects.
Nearly every day news Of good
finds" reaches outside points and in
creases thirst for gold.
Miss Louise Welk, the attractive
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Welk,
returned from Denver last night,
whore she has just completed her
junior year at the university. The|
young lady is one of the most popu-
lar pupils in the institution.
Word comes from the La Platas
that arrangements have ben made to
increase the force on the Copper Hill
properties, the mine that is becoming
recognized as one of the richest in
the state. At present the crew num-
bers thirty-thres. 4
Mrs. L. Gallaher returned last
night from trip to points east. 4
About ten days ago she went to Fort
Morgan to represent the local W. r.
C. at the annual encampment. On her
way home she visited in Denver, Pu-
eblo, Florence.
Mrs. Effie Bryce left for the Elco
section this morning to look after her
agricultural interests. About two
weeks ago Mrs. Bryce had the mis-
fortune to fail and break her right
arm. The injured member still causes
her considerable inconvenience.
Rico was Mrs. Wesley Parshall's
destination this morning, While she
will visit her sons Harold and Wes-
ley and Mrs. Harold, the special OBJ
ject of her trip is to renew the ac-
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