Semi-weekly herald., 1914-10-22
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PURELY PERSONAL
From Tuesdays Daily
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from Mancos on legal business.
+. N. Beach, of La Plata, transact
ed business in Durango last night.
c. Jeffery, of the Animas val
ley, delivered dairy and poultry prod
ucts in Durango today.
j. McDermott, of Hesperus, is a
business visitor who tarried over
night in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Prosser were
between-train visitors from Silverton
today.
Mrs. c. Compton was bound for
Telluride this morning to spend a
while with her son.
Mrs. Joe Garrett is home from the
east, where she passed some time in
Cincinnati, Chicago and Kansas City.
George Gilmore, of the Lucky
Moon mine, is in town fraternizing
with congenial spirits.
+. Il. Young and A. G. Mccoy were
business visitors from Aztec last
night
Charles Haflin, one of the pros
porous ranchmen of the Florida mesa.
was supply purchaser at Snyder's
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Locke, of the
Fort Lewis mesa, were among the
patrons of the grocery department at
Graden's today
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Camp went out
on Train lie this morning, to meet
their son, Neil, who is passenger
on tonights Eastern, on his return
from an extended trip abroad.
General Agent p. b. McAtee, of
the d. & r. g., returned from Tel
luride last night, where he has been
looking after traffic business.
Miss Mary Helen Nossman, of Pa
gosa Springs, was guest at the
Strater last night on her return from
Denver, via the d. & R. G. Southern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Eddy and son,
"Bobbie" went down to Aztec this
forenoon, where they plan to stay a
month or more.
MIR. and Mrs. Barney Cornelius and
| the trio of little Corneliuses moved to
Aztec today, to spend the winter, in
order that Mr.. Cornelius may give
his flocks of sheep close attention.
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full octogenarians, was passenger to
Telluride this morning to pass week
with his son, Howard Graham, and
wife. A month later he will make
his annual migration to Southern
California, to spend the cold weather
months.
| Robert Chambers came up from
the Pennington section yesterday
with a shipment Of cattle for the
Hatcher and Catchpole ranch in Arch
uleta county.
Lawrence Clapp, mining engineer
for the American Smelling and Re-
filming company, is down from Silver
ton giving attention to business that
comes under his department.
Mrs. Ida McNish departed this
morning for her home in Ridgway
after fortnight's visit with Mrs.
Bernard Gogarty, and Mrs. Grant
Sanders.
| A. L. Barr, chairman of the board
of county commissioners, was in
town today in the capacity of farm
er, delivering agricultural produce
to the Durango Mercantile company.
c. f. De La Mater, the teacher in
charge of the Cedar Hill school, spent
the night in town enroute home from
Mancos, where the body of his son,
c. G. De La Mater, was laid to rest
Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas FrizzeL of Florida
mesa, is in the city in almost con-
stant attendance at the bedside of
her husband, who underwent an op-
GRAFTON at local hospital a few days
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Powell outfitted
with large order of supplies from
the Otis-M McGirr Mercantile company
store today. They are moving their
camp and flocks from Cascade to
lower La Plata for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W. Mead, of the
Animas valley, were in town today
on shopping expedition, their first
visit since last December, when they
came down to make their Christmas
purchases.
M. Carney, an aged resident of Du-
buque, Iowa, who has been here more
than twelve months with his daugh-
ters, Mrs. Julia McCabe and Miss Ger
ti'ude Carney, left this morning for
the place that has been his home for
many years. Mrs. McCabe is to ac-
company him as far as Denver.
HORSE BREEDERS.
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