Semi-weekly herald., 1914-08-31
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Jim Asher is in from Bayfield, on
political business
Bart Sease was passenger to
Mancos today to meet a Sunday en-
gagement.
Miss Alice Exon is home from Man
cos, where she had short visit with
the home folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sortais, of up
per Florida, were among the supply
purchasers at Otis -McGirr's today.
Art Lennon was in from Texas
creek today marketing ranch produce
and loading out with groceries.
Otis Gaines was business visitor
from the Animas valley this after
moor.
Editor Fred Bradshaw, of the Ig-
nacio Chieftain, transacted business in
our town today.
Dan Thornton was down from the
Florida this afternoon delivering but
ter to customers.
Henry Ambold motored down from
the Animas valley this morning on a
business mission.
Alex Davis, of upper Florida, trans
acted bushes in Durango this after
noon.
Mrs. w. s. Pickerell went down to
Elco this afternoon to visit Mrs. Vest
Day.
Dean F. C. Smith left for Farm
ington this afternoon, where he will
conduct services tomorrow.
The Mesdames A. A. Ritter and J.
A. Peterson was in from Oxford to-
day on shopping expedition.
John Reece, of Florida mesa, pa
tronized the grocery department at
Graden's today.
Ogle Monteith was in from Grif
fifth today supplying customers with
daily products.
w. c. Lilly will act as D. e. R. G.
Southern agent at Mancos during the
absence of j. C. Berge.
Charles and S. V. Adamson, of the
Animas valley, were marketers at the
Durango Mercantile company store
today.
Miss Abbie McNicholas goes over
to Mancos in the morning, where she
enters upon her school work Mon
day.
Miss Edna Connor went up to Hes
perus this morning, where Monday she
enters upon her new duties, princi-
pal Of the school.
Druggist P. o. Glavon came over
from Mancos last night to meet his
wife, who was on her return from a
six weeks visit in the east.
Miss Gladys Pittenger, who has
been visiting relatives in Montezuma
county, was a patron at the Savoy
last night, bound for Trinidad.
Miss Bernice Lively left for Lead
vile this morning after short visit
with her brother, L. S. Lively and
family.
John Leggel, an Oklahoma resident
tuh0 10 old ft-fand Of I
Barr, is spending a week in this sec
ton looking over the country.
C. E. Newton and daughter, Miss
Eunice, came up from Cedar Hill last
night. The young woman will remain
in town to attend school, this being
her junior year in the high school.
Through an oversight the name of
: Miss Alice Nash was omitted from
the list of Bayfield, teachers. She is
to have charge of the grammar
school grades.
E. C. Taylor, a prominent Mancos
merchant, returned from Pueblo last
night, where he represented his lodge
at the grand lodge of X. of P.'s of
Colorado.
Mrs. Frank Dodge is home from
Rico, where she was the guest of
Mrs. Frank Day for nearly month:
A part Of the time the ladies camped
in the hills.
E. C. Young, the former owner of
the c. o. d. laundry, who is now en-
gagged in travelling for laundry sup
ply house, Is in the city on one of
his regulsr traips.
John Hayes came up from Allison
last night with his guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ewin, Of Villa Grove,
H., who boarded this mornings
Southern On route home.