Semi-weekly herald., 1914-10-26
F. B. Carbis of the Animas valle,
tarried over night in town.

F. B. Carbis of the Animas valley,
tarried over night in town.
Arthur Mcdonald, Of Des Moines,
Ia, headed Dolores way this morn
ing.
Price Walters was up from the Az
tee section last night to have some
teeth "cxcuated."
Porter Fuel company business oc-
casioned W. 1. Gifford's trip to Sill
verton last evening.
F. Folly who gives his abiding place
as Hesperus, was among those who
spent the night in Durango.
J. r. Ward, of Denver, was here
last night on his way to Bluff City
on business trip.
L. p. Rudolph was a passenger Pu-
eblo bound this morning, where he
will stay while in his old home.
James Otis was among those who
made the trip to Electra to spend
Sunday, regardless Of the storm.
Mrs. Jennie Howe, former Du-
range resident, arrived from Edding-
bury, Tex, last night, en- route to
Aztec to visit relatives.
Attorney l.. P. Main departed for
Montrose this morning on legal busi-
ness which comes before the referee
in bankruptcy.
James Dennis, a Denver resident,
was among the travellers who gave
their destination as Dolores this
morning.
Roadmaster Gilliand of the r. G.
s., was over from Dolores last night
looking after work for which he is
held responsible.
Mrs. Firmin Hamor was bound for
Electra this morning to spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her husband,
who is employed there.
C. A. Brown Of Riverside was II
visitor in the city last night who
brought with him dental troubles
that could not wait.
z. Bovee went out to Falfa this
morning, where he will cut ensilage
for the Thompson silo, while the
storm lasts. This wet weather makes
threshing impossible.
Mrs. Newt Barton and Mrs. James
Taylor went up to Electra this MORN
ing for an over Sunday outing. We
take 1t for granted the ladies' enjoy
snowshoeing.
Frank Trumble a mine superinten-
dent at Ophir who is engaged in alb
sentee farming in the Sunnyside vi.
cinity, is in these parts giving day
or two to his agricultural interests
Mrs. Julia McCabe returns from
Denver tonight where she journeyet
for the purpose Of seeing her age.
father who was on his way east, safe
ly over the high mountain passes.
Mrs. J. w. Sites was in from juno
tion creek today on shopping ex-
pedition.
Joe Hazier represented the Sunset
Lumber company folk among the sup
ply purchasers in town today.
Mrs. Jack O'Rourke and son are
scheduled to return tonight from Boul-
der, where they visited the latter'a
grandparents.
Lester Palmer, one Of the well
known ranchmen Of the Ignacio sec
ton, Is in town delivering a load of
wheat to the Graden Mercantile COM
pany.
A. d. Ogle, Of Albuquerque, was
a patron of the Savoy last night who
departed for San Juan county, New
Mexico, this morning on official busi-
ness.
Frank Day, son Of Joe Day Of the
Animas valley, was in Durango over
night. OF late he has been working
in the hills, and very rarely travels
this way.
Jasper Hayhauser, Of the Kline
mesa, marketed a load Of beans in
Durango last night. This morning
he loaded out with supplies from the
Durango Mercantile company.
c. Roberts, flock master who sold
his sheep to engage in tilling the
soil, is in town today from the Fort
Lewis mesa, where his farm holdings
are located.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith and
Mrs. Clara Porter, of San Antonio
Tex, Miss Mary Pray, Of Lamar
and Miss v. Jennings, of Bertram
Tex, came over from Mancos last
night to do Durango for q baking
powder company.
The voting place in precinct II has
been changed to 652 Sixth avenue.
November 23 has been set for the
date Of final settlement and determi-
nation Of heirship in the late William
G.. Becker estate.
A license to wed was today grant
ed to Mr.. Bernie Johnson and Mis-
Flora Eva McKelvey, both residents
of Kline, and both have just attained
| the age of 10,