Semi-weekly herald., 1914-10-19


ried over night in Durango.
George Wurst, of CLANCY, Okla, is
transactipg business in this vicinity.
BILLY" Soens is over from Dolores
renewing acquaintances in this burg.
]. c. Ferguson. of Montrose, board
ed the Eastern this morning for
Romeo.
George Davis is down from the La
Platas purchasing supplies for his
mining camp.
t. A. Grabowsky, of Howardsville,
was among the arrivals from Silver
ton this morning.
Stephen Miller, of Long Hollow,
was among the patrons of the Graden
grocery today.
c. Vigil was up from La Posta
this forenoon buying load of goods
fro his store.
Mat Miller, of upper Florida, was
in town today buying goods for win
ter use.
Mrs. Jay Brown, of Florida mesa,
was in town today on a shopping ex-
pedition.
Fred Covert, of Lightner creek,
supplied customers with dairy pro-
duce today.
Thomas Mason left for Denver this
morning to attend the l. o. o. F.
grand lodge.
Harry Pierce and Walter w. Smith
were among the Pennington folk who
spent the night in Durango.
Elmer Pilon is in Durango to pur-
chase goods for the Blanco Mercan-
tile company.
o. c. Silliman, of the Animas val
ley, was business visitor in Du-
range today.
Mrs. J. d.. Adams is home from
Montezuma county, where she spent
few days on the Adams ranch
Mrs. F. o. Sherwood, of Silverton,
left for Chicago today to pass the
cold weather months.
J. Fitzpatrick was in town this
morning Quitting with larder sup
plies for his Florida sheep camp.
Ed McCaw was in from the Florida
mesa this morning delivering dairy
produce to the Otis -McGirr Mercan-
tile company.
James Bowen, who is farming west
of Porter, supplied Durango mer-
chants with potatoes today.
F. E. Lewis, tenant on the A. f.
Young ranch, Florida mesa, was a
marketer at the Durango Mercantile
company today.
P. c. Loveland, the l. C. S. repre-
sentative, was a passenger to Tellu-
ride today to look after company
business.
Mrs. Harold Parshall and baby re-
turned to their home in Norwood to-
day, after a five weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Parshall.
o. d. Kimball, of Howardsville,
was a guest at the Strater last night
or his return from Pennington, where
he visited his family.
Five churnings represent the work
of the creamery force this week, and
still the butter manufactured does not
supply the demand.
Mrs. Margaret L. McCheane, Of
Omaha, was a guest at the Savoy
last night en- route to Shiprock to
visit her sister, Mrs. Barnard.
H. H. Rhoades, of Chicago, who
represents a school book concern, has
been here for couple of days visit
ing his old time friend, C. A. Ball.
Willard Butt, of the Bluff City vi
cinity, was bound from Springer, N.
M, this morning, where he recently
purchased a bunch OF Hereford cat
tie.
Mrs. Sarah L. McNutt and grand
babies, the little daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Bell, were arrivals
from Silverton this morning who reg
istered at the Hotel Savoy.
Miss Beryl Skeels went to Denver
this morning to remain for number
Of months studying. She is accom-
panied by the two little Markely girls
whom she serves in the capacity of
governess.
Ben Otis is down from Silverton
spending the first days of his annual
vacation with his father. There are
rumors that he will desert the ranks
Of the bachelors before many weeks.
Mrs. Baily and son passed through
from Silverton this morning with the
remains of the late DR.. Baily, who
passed away a couple Of days ago.
The body is being taken to the old
home in the east for interment.
Mrs. B. w. Solomon, who has been
east perfecting herself in hair dress
ing and kindred arts, returned home
last night to give customers the bene-
fit of the kno wledge she acquired.
Mrs. Lee, an aged resident Of Texas
creek vicinity, passed away at Ochs-
l.