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granddaughter of Pioneer.

granddaughter of Pioneer.
John w. Wingate received q card
rom Springfield, Mass, announcing
he birth of daughter Of Mr.. and
lrs. Harold Margeson. Mrs. Marge-
on was formerly Miss Elma Win
ate, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
rank Wingate, prominent pioneer
eople.
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PURELY PERSONAL
From Tuesdays Daily
} q u n n n n n a y a = y q .

Mrs. M. Gallegos, Of Albuquerque,
is tarrying over in town today.
Judge W. N. Searcy is transact
ing business In Silverton.
C. o. Withrow. general manager Of
the Idaho, motored to Durango last
night.
7. A. Pierce, the Aztec banker, left
for points east this morning on a
business mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Apple Of Per-
ry, Ia, were among the tourist visit
ors in town last night.
W. M. Bryan, Of Bisbee, Ariz., was
an arrival in the city last night who
is staying over in town today.
c. d. Hurd, the Underwood tyne
writer representative, is in the city
on business soliciting expedition.
Mrs. d. M. Hayes, Of Denver, will
speak in the Northside Methodist
church at the prayer meeting service
Wednesday evening, July 2s.
Otto J. Hatcher Of Psgosa Springs,
and Alec Davis, Of Del Norte, were
arrivals in town last night whose dss-
tination was Fsrmington.
J. NJ. Gibson arrived from Grand
Junction last night, where hs has
general charge Of the Gibson Lumber
company interest Of the STATE.
Mrs. Frank Broad departed this
morning for her homs In Denver A.
Ter few weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Arthur Ayers, snd hsr brothsrs,
8. =. and R. H. Sloan.
r. win Macomb. assaysr 1t ~
smsltsr, returned from Omaha ~
night, who're he mads = short stay.
He seeonpanisd his wife ed 80 =
Dsnver o. ths Elks' SPECIAL. Busi-
nsss demanded he prsssnes n OnAaha
and IL ether nsmbsrr II ~ 1an-
Ny pfssedsd NJ hsns, arriving ~
Wednesday svsning.
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Durango Girl Elect. Officers.

At meeting of the stockholders
OF the Durango Girl, Gold Mining and
Milling company, held Saturday, the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, George Gilbert; vice president,
b. J. Ochsner; secretary, A. D. Lein-
er; treasurer, John Gilbert. Togeth-
er with the above four, Oswald Link,
Mrs. M. sstteriee and Arthur Corn
forth were elected directors Of the
company.
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Leaves for Australia.

Leaves Tor Australia.
Miss Kate Egan, sister Of Fred
Egan, who arrived from Europe last
week, lot this morning for vancou-
yer, where she sails for her home
IN sydney. Australia. This interest
ing woman visited Durango -four
years ago on the occasion Of q trip
which encircied the globe, and those
who had the good fortune to make
her acquaintance then were delighted
to have the pleasure Of meeting her
again.
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Be. Y..r cAlla W.s.sl

Most eAildrea d. A C>sted, Yusssd
Tengus, Strong BrsstA. Gtsslseh
Pains, cisslss nndsr Eye. ~. III
lsw ceuplsxisa. Nerves. Hssees
0riadlag a 1seth, Tteslng \ Msu1L
pssnhW 1seNpp p-anv - = fooo
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sf xishaoee Wts1 Nl1e = G r.
k1kls ~ Wesne tnnss r l
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Off On = Fishing Trip.

Conductor James McHolland and
Paul Backinger went up Hermoss
creek this morning, where they expect
to get the fish of that vicinity pret.
ty well terrorized during their five
days stay. Their camping outfit in.
cludes equipment that will shelter
them from the hardest kind of a rair
storm, but of course they hope it will
not be necessary to utilize this.
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House Party.

House Party.
Downs McCloskey is host at .
house party at Electra this week.
His guests are the Misses Jeanne Paul,
Eleanor Alexander and Gertrude Ar
mold and Waugh Haggart and For
est Sanders. Mrs. McCloskey is act
ing as chaperon for tho merrymak-
ers.
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allied Home.

allied Home.
Mrs. Will Pierce left for Philadel-
hia this morning in response to =
lessage telling her Of the illness of
er husband. Mrs. Pierce arrived
ere the latter part of June, expect
ng to spend the remainder Of the
ummer with her brother, Harry
ackson and family.
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scIent.t. Homeward Boand.

Prof. s. v. Kidder and his assist
ant, L. J. Guerney, who have been
on the Navajo reservation for nearly
two months past on scientific cx-
ploring expedition for eastern univer-
sites, were arrivals from the south
last night en- route to their homo in
Boston.
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afternoon and agreed to call special
election Tuesday, August 25, for the
purpose of voting on the proposed
ordinances governing saloons, pool
rooms and drug stores. City Com
missioner Wilson was instructed to
prepare notice of the election and
take such other steps as are neces-
sary.
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To View the Old Scenes.

40 Wow the Uhd SeeheN =
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Webster, Of En-
mis-, Tex, and the latter's aunt, Mrs.
VIII Wigglesworth, left for Farming
ton today for short visit. In Mrs.
Webster's early girlhood days her IA
Their, Rev. Howard, was stationed In
San Juan county as pastor Of one CT
the churches there and az presiding
elder Of the district.
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Returned to Duties.

Returned to Duties.
Miss Florence Bauser, stenographer
at the land office who suffered a
broken arm couple Of weeks ago,
returned to her duties this morning.
She has acquired the art of taking
.otes with her left arm in order to
AIRY on her work.
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L. P. Rudolph, general manager u
the Lucky Four properties, b . busi-
ness visitor in the city, partaking ef
the hospitality dispensed At The Hs-
tel Stratsr.
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L. e. Wright and wife, Of Windsor.
Colo. who spent . week in Montsauma
county on pleasure bent, were among
the travellers homsward bound this
morning.
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Off for Miami, Ars.on..

Robert Shields. Of Animas City. de-
parted this morning for Miami. ARK.
to visit his brother Jesse, whom he
has not seen Off ten yeara He was
accompanied by Hugo Oberreich. who
Is hunting = location.
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Hunting q Location.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Finley, of
Greenleaf, Kan, are looking over this
section with a view of locating here.
Investigation will convince them, as
it has others, that the Durango
country offers as good opportunities
for homeseekers as any portion Of
the United States.
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George Gray, of Omaha. was q pas.
senger to Lewis this morning, where
he will familiarize himself with ag.
ricultural conditions.
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Leaves for Norwood.

Leaves for Norwood.
Gilbert Hammond returned to Nor
wood this morning after q weeks stay
In these parts. assisting his brother
Owen, who was short helper in the
blacksmith shop when work was ex-
ceedingly plentiful.
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Harry McEwsn, youngest son Of
DIR. W. W. McEwen, arrived from
Grand Island. Neb., last night to
spend his vacation with his father.
He is employed as chemist in the
sugar beet factory at that point,
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Recovering From Operation.

Mrs. Albert Bernard Is home from
Mancos, whore she spent few days
at the bedside of her son, Arthur
McLaren, who recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis. She re-
ports Mr.. McLaren making rapid re-
covery under the excellent care Of
the successful surgeon, Mr.. Trot-
ter.
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To Make Home in Durango.

Mrs. Roy Gervais. nee Jennie Mar.
tinez, and her interesting children ar:
rived by auto from Psgosa Springs
Saturday afternoon to mako Durango
their home. Today they are domi-
Cling themselves in the house Just
vacated by Mrs. w. o. Dray, 837
Third avenue.
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Member of Fort Lewis Faculty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Sullivan and
their pretty little daughter arrived
from the east last night on their
way to Fort Lewis, where Mr.. Sulli-
van will fill responsible position at
lhe agricultural school.
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To Represent La Plata County
Democrats.

Senator George West departed for
Denver this morning, where he will
represent the Democrats Of In Plata
county at the state assembly. For
various reasons it is understood the
other delegates elected found II i'm
possible to make the trip and It ia
understood that the senator holds the
proxy for the combined delegation.
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Mrs. August Olischlagsr and
daughters, Of Animas City, are home
from trip to outside points. They
visited friends and relatives In Dem
yer, Fairplsy and Pueblo.
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souri,. The trip was filled with a
wealth Of interesting features which
were enjoyed to the utmost by our
esteemed townsman.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30

George C. Hill, q well known min.
ing man operating In the Silvertou
district, is in town comforting with
business associates.
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Marked Activity Reported.

Marked Activity Reported.
Harry Lawson and brother Peter
Hamblin were down from Cave Basin
today, Quitting with supplies from
Graden's. They reporte increased &C.
tivity in progress in the camp, and
new strikes are daily reported, some
of them distance from the cente,
of the district. The shipment Of ore
from the Mary Murphy, which was
brought down by pack train 70 the
kirkpatrick place last week, will be
freighted to Durango by wagon in q
few days. It is expected that the
mill run on this ore will convince the
most skeptical that the camp is des.
tined to be one of the greatest in
the state.
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Confers With Directors.

Tom Welborn, formerly superin-
tendent Of the Idaho, was down from
Rico last night to confer with Messrs
McDavid and Whitehead, directors Of
the Valley View Mining company.
Since severing his connection with thu
mine, Mr.. Welborn has bssn umber.
ed among the flock masters Of Il
southwest.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30

Miss Mabel johnson, Of Llghtnsr
creek, returned home from Silvsrton
this morning, where she has bssu
substitute nurse In the Miners hos
pital while the regular employees wers
taking their annual vacation.
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Talented Singer Home.

Talented Singer Home.
Miss Zaidee Hill, the talented
daughter Of Assistant Postmaster
Hill, arrives in the city this evening
to spend the remainder of her va.
cation with her father.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30

J. 0. Taylor Is adding to the beau
ty of the exterior Of the Gem thea
ter building by installing two hun
dred lights.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30

The Misses Vivian Brink and Cecil
Shields Of Ignacio, were In the city
yesterday to attend the festivities at
the fair grounds.
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M. s. MacCarthey, president Of
the Eagle Pass Mining company. who
is on tour Of inspection Of the prop
erty, is accompanied by his wife and
child. 1t Is Mrs. MacCarthey's frat
trip to this section.
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TELLURIDE, Colo, July 2s.-Ac-
cording to the latest reports, only one
person, Mrs. e. Blakely, is dead as
the result of yesterdays cioudburst
and flood. Mrs. John johnson is in
the hospital suffering with injuries
of such critical nature that it Ia
feared she cannot last the day over.
Seventy-fve people are homeless and
a conservative estimate of the prop
erty loss places it at 100000. Eight
business houses are total wrecks. In
the New Sheridan hotel this after
noon, the mud was eight feet deep.
A similar condition exists in the First
National bank building, where the
Western Colorado Power company's
office, the Globe Express office and
the bank are located.
The body of Mrs. Blakely has not
been recovered. When the flood
struck her home, she and her husband
started to run to the street for safety,
As she reached the gate the deluge
Of water threw her off her feet and
carried her away. All efforts to 10.
cate her remains have thus far been
unsuccessful.
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Enjoying Life in East.

Mrs. Harry Ware of this city writes
that she and her son John are having
delightful trip. They spent some
time in Washington, Philadelphia and
New York and are now in the part Of
the country more familiar to her, Bos
ton and vicinity. In Philadelphia, or
July 4th. they had the pleasure Of lis.
tening to President Wilson's address
delivered in front. of independents.
hall. Just now they are at Wey
mouth, Mass, enjoying the Sc,
breezes.
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Week End Campers.

Week End Campers. Z
The Msssrs. Reece McCIoskey,
George Moody, Rowe Pingrsy, Mrs.
James Pulliam and son Arthur and
the Misses Florence Ruffs, Lille Har-
ris and Euslalie Pulliam were amonk
those who returned from Elsctra this
morning. who're they spent Sunday
in various ways suggested by incii-
nation.
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A company of San Juan county
teachers returned from Silver City
last evening, spent the night a. Trim.
ble and were off for home this aft
ernoon.
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Writing Son.

Writing Son.
DR.. Webb, prominent physician
Of Beaver Dam, Wis, arrived last
night to spend month with his son,
G. P. Webb and family of the Ami
mas valley.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Porter and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilmer spent
Sunday on Pine river camping ant
fishing.
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Dueklen's Arniea Salvs for Cuta
Burns. SorsaL

Mr.. e. 8. Lopsr, Marilla, N. r.,
writes: Il have nsvsr had Cut,
Burn, Wound or Sore Il would not
heal" 0st . boz of Bueklsn's Arniea
ealvs today. Keep handy at all times
for Burns, Dcrss, cuts, Wounds. Pre-
vents Loekjav. ~, q. yoar Druggist
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30

H. R. Taylor. Of St, Louis, sales
manager for the wyeth Hardware
company, Is making q trip over this
territory with II. M. Baush, the trav-
cling salesman who makes the south
west. Mr.. Taylor is accompanied by
his wife.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William johnson and
daughter, Miss Ida, were down from
Lightner Creek today on a shopping
expedition.
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Miss Lauretta Sutton, of Bayfield,,
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis at Mercy hospital this morning.
DR.. Robbins has charge Of the case.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30

Mrs. Tim Carr left this morning
for her home in Pagosa Junction, af-
ter few days stay with her hus-
band, who is patient at Ochsner's
hospital.
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Why Herald Is Late.

s-i'On account Of making necessary re-
pairs on the linotype, work was de.
layed in the print shop today and The
Herald is late tonight.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30

Keith Rucker, one of the bookkeep-
ers at the First National bank, re-
turned from Denver Saturday morn.
lag, where he spent his annual vaca-
uon.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30

Jacob Wilson, city commissioner Of
records and seals, is home from Yel
iowstone park and Salt Lake, where
he spent a week with q party OF
Detroit Elks.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30

So much excitement prevails that
it Is almost impossible to get q cor
rect estimate Of the damage that has
resulted from this, the worst cloud
burst in the history of tho southwest.
Whether or not financial assistance
will be required from outside points
has not been determined, but it ap-
pears quite probable with such heavy
losses that It will.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30

Mrs. Arthur Morris and MRS. A
X. Springer spent Sunday on Floridl
mesa, the guest of their old time Sill.
verton friend, Mrs. Charles Thomp.
son.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30

Miss Bertha Case, who has just
completed term of school at the
summer session at the state normal,
passed through Durango last night on
her way to her home in Silverton.
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u = q u = n n n q u u u a n n u
Joe Turner, of the Burns National
bank, Sundayed at Bayfield, with his
parents.
Edgar Dyson arrived from Silver
ton this morning on a short business
trip.
G. E. Mineah motored over from
Mancos last night. on business mis-
sion.
Little Frances Jakway went up to
Silverton last night to visit her aunt,
Mrs. W. H. Crooke.
w. 8. Pickerell, grand master of
the Masons Of Colorado, left for Ou-
ray last night on lodge business.
+. c. Ames motored to Mancos to-
day where he will spend several
weeks looking after company busi-
n'''' iIxlS
Roadmaster Tom Hunt Of the D. 4
X G., was in from Chsma last night
looking after work that falls to his
lot. ~
Miss Dagmar Evensen, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nils Evsnssn Of this
city, left today for Idaho, whsrs shs
will visit with her sister.
Ssnator Joyce, Of San Juan county,
was . Denver bound travslsr this
morning on personal and pe,i&isal
''e'nsss. A
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New Messenger on rar.i.sssp

New Messenger on Fsrniaease !,
Branch. I
Increased sxpraas shipmsnta on ths
Pennington branch has oeessioesd IL
Globe Express company 70 Psass Il
messenger On, thst run.
Delivering RassGrs5sa ~
Oh Lss and Bob seott wsts
down from The Ani..aA velisy tedsy'
supplying the Hasstst With tks snsst
rsspSsrries thst ARShs ssnties -, prp.
dues. Ths fruit 4 sold = ~ eoa-
snmsr for s2ss sa.ssstas.i . III +.
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Not 4 Candidate.

denver papers are authority for
the statement that Mrs. Rosepha Pull
FORD. Of this city, is a candidate for
state superintendent of public instruc.
ton. Mrs. Puiford writes Durango
friends 'smphstically denying the re-
port She believes, as an educator
she can best serve. the interests Of
tne children Of the state in position
wnere politics are eliminated, hence
she prefers her present duties,
tsaeheraof history in the Durango
|schools. .s-sf -
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Miss Dagmar Evensen, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nils Evsnssn Of thu
city, left today for Idaho, whsrs shs
will visit with her sister.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30

Roadmaster Tom Hunt Of the D. 4
X G., was in from Chama last night
looking after work that falls to his
lot.
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Special nsetisn Calisd.
The city commissioners met thi
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left this morning for Pittsburg, Pa.
They were called to the Florida sew
eral weeks ago by the illness of their
son.
Two Animas City lads who are un-
der suspended reform school sentence
were arrested by the police charged
with stealing blankets and guns aad
are said to have confessed to their
guilt. The culprits are occupying
quarters in the county jail.
Tho Misses Helen Thompson and
Mary Fox, popular Silverton girls,
who have been dispensing hospitality
and good cheer at the Thompson
ranch on Florida mesa for several
weeks, were among the homeward
bound travellers last night.
Miss Erna Kellenberger and her
guest, Miss Theo Ebnother, Of Hill
City. Kan, left for Silverton last
evening to attend social function
that will be given in our neighboring
town tonight. Miss Ebnothsr il q
step-daughter of George B. Munson,
formerly editor of the Herald. She
arrived in Durango the last Of the
week, to spend the remainder of the
summer with friends here.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30

Mrs. J. c. Gilliand and son Con and
granddaughter Ina and Lora Michcl-
son, left for Manassa this morning.
where the little girls parents reside.
The small ladies have been visiting
their grandmother In Rico and she i
accompanying them homo.
J. N. Citizens, assistant to the vice
president Of the Missouri Pacific and
general traffic manager Of the road.
left this morning on his way to st.
Louis after familiarising himself
with conditions here. He and his par
ty numbered four members and trav-
eled in the private car Edna
J. H. Finley and o. c. Lester, Rov-
ernment engineers who are engaged
in testing mineral springs in this Sec
ton for radio-activity, were guests
at the Savoy last night on their rs-
turn from PsRosa. Trimble, Ouray.
Pagosa and Pinkerton are among the
bodies Of water that have attracted
their attention in the southwest.
Sam Monbsrg. the local Globs Ex-
press agent. returned from silvsrton
this morning, whore he attended ths
dance given by Miss Bsrais Koshlsr,
IN honor Of the Mssdamss Hassn and
Williamson Of Sharon, Pa. Among
the other Durango folk in attsndanee
were the Misses Erna Ksllsnbsrrsr
and Marguerite jackson, and the for
mer's guest, Miss Ebohtsr. Ths
young ladies return home tomorrow.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30

Visiting Brother.
Mrs. James schriysr, formerly ma
tron Of the Fort Lewis Agricultural
school, but now . resident, Of Dsn-
yer, is out on Pinop fnesa visiting hst
brother. Y
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30
AS 1T WAS TOLD
TO US
From Mondays Daily
Undergoes Operation.

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Railroad Men on Tour.

Railroad Men On Tour.
). N. Githins, assistant TO the vice
president Of the Missouri Pacifc and
general traffic manager Of the Gould
SYSTEM is doing this section on a
tour Of inspection. He is accompanied
by General Agent Duckworth, of Pu-
eDlo. and other prominent railroad
officials. Last night the party went
to Silvsrton in the private car Edna
and returning this morning, made tAs
trip 70 Farminston this afternoon. To
tne last named point they were &C.
eompanisd by General Agent McAtee.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30

F. c. Ames motored to Mancos to-
day, where he will spend several
weeks looking after company busi-
ness. no
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30

Joe Turner, of the Burns National
bank, sundayed at Bayfield, with his
parents.
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PURELY PERSONAL
From Mondays Daily

q = a n q u u u a u q u a n n |,
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Quite iii.
Mrs. Robran, resident Of Florids
mesa, is undergoing treatment at thu
Mercy hospital. She is reported Il
be quite seriously III, but her condi
tion is not critical.
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Hone Fron Paaana.

mono Froa Panama.
Hon. 7. c. Graden returned last
nieht from an extended trip to out
side points. After spsnding some
time at Hot Springs, An, vita HI.
friends and old time businsss asso-
eists' Z. z. Sloan, he jourueysd to
ansms 70 view TIE canal and famil-
iariss himssk with conditions there.
40 came home BY way Of New Or
leans. stopping on his way to Dsn-
vsr for . visit With nisess IN Nis.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30

Edgar Dyson arrived from Silver
ton this morning on short busines
trip. !.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30

G. E. Mineah motored over from
Mancos last night, on business mis-
sion.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30

w. s. Pickerell, grand master of
the Masons Of Colorado, left for Ou-
ray last night on lodge business.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30

Scheduled To Return Home Tonirht.
MRS. Grant Morris and daughter,
Miss Ruth. are scheduled to return
from the. east tonight, where they
spent several months.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30

Little Frances Jakway went up to
Silverton last night to visit her aunt,
Mrs. W. H. Crooke.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30

Appointed Administrative of
Husbands Estate.
Mrs. zibbie Judy has been appoint
ed administrative of the estate Of her
husband the late John Jdby.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30
AS 1T WAS TOLD
TO US
From Tuesdays Daily

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Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-30

Mrs. Frank Brood dsparted TIL,
morning for her homs in Denver af.
TER . few wesks' visit with her sister
Mrs. Arthur Ayers, snd her brothsrs
6. Z. and R. H. Sloan.