Semi-weekly herald., 1914-08-24

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fortier, of Az
tez, left for Telluride this morning
er on business trip.
Of
&c, The Fl. l.. Buffers are occupying
he the Seventh avenue residence recent
ey ly vacated by the A. L. Kauffmans.
tyI Prof. ]. Henderson is here from
he Boulder in the interests Of the geo. +,
r., logical department of the State uni
&C, versity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Day are domi-
ciled in their new home, the boulevard
ng residence they purchased Of the C. E.
er Alexanders. |,
IS George Compton, of Pennington, \
ol returned from Denver last night,
nd where he recently made trip with {
In a carload of honey. Ii
"a Mrs. G. w. Wakefield came up from
he the Aztec vicinity last night bound {
Ill FOR Tucson, Ariz., where she expects l
I'D to remain.
Mrs. George Tiffany mad sister,
Mrs. Nicholson, leave for Silverton g
We tomorrow to spend the weekend with
NJ friends of girlhood days.
r.
On Mrs. w. L. Haines, nee Far Ar a
n rington, arrived from Denver last G
ii night en- route to Pennington to visit h
i'd her parents. Ii
c. Mrs. Robert Ptolemy, of Silverton, l
h. passed through Durango this morn
rs ing ON her way to Kansas to spend a
~ few weeks with her parents. Il
e. Ernest Fankhauser and sister, Miss t
I'd Emma, came down from Electra
he lakes this morning, where they pass I
ed few days camping.
Dugald McRee left for his Flora i
IN Vista ranch this morning after few q
d. hours stay in Durango conferring i
r.. with educators
l. W. A. Brigth was an arrival from
r. Greeley last night who went out in | s
* the country today to look over a piece c
r. of real estate, with view of buying |
i. it. IL
to
l. Paul Jakway, who is in the employ
| Ia tha CoI / I
n pany, came down from Silverton this
H. morning to spend his vacation with {
,r the home folk. IL
he Mrs. r. NJ Porter. of Wilmington,l !,
nj Ohio, who has been visiting her son
over in Montezuma county, came in
on the Southern last night on her
Z, way TO her home in the east.
al DR.. A. w. Robbins was called to I
u Bells spur last night to attend Mrs.
n Tom Pierce. He found the patient in
n such a serious condition it was nee
essary to operate on her at once. Il
Willie johnson, who has been en-
ployed down in the Ignacio section,
a has completed his work and todayl
was off for Riverside, where he will
spend the rest of the reason gather
"a ing fruit. |,
Rev. Mr.. Frese and sister, the in {
Ia teresting visitors who have been
at feasted and feted by the royal enter II
tainers in the Thompson's Park sec
ton for several weeks past, left this {
ia morning for their home IL
Miss Anne Whitehead, youngest I
daughter of Attorney and Mrs. E. s. I
r Whitehead of Aztec, spent the night 4
10 in town homeward bound Miss
70 Whitehead attended the summer ses-
sion at the Silver City normal, and
on her way back stopped over in
v Santa Fe to visit her sister, Mrs. II
D. Lenna Stark, nee Marjorie Whitehead. tc
d. l.. Powell, Of Pennington, is t
r tarrying over in town today, await '
m ing the arrival Of the members of a
party who are making the trip from 4
his town overland. Their destina-
re tion is the Pine river country on a
is camping expendition and he is to join a
them here. |,
ID John Kellenberger this morning re- t
RS turned from Animas Forks on the {
Silverton train and left on the South II
ern in the interests of his wholesale
y. business. He brought with him q S
r large bouquet of blue columbines
gathered in the vicinity Of An:mas Z