Semi-weekly herald., 1914-10-15
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,'tiREL, Personal
From Wednesdays Daily
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Your Fan CoId Need. Atter,

No use to fuss and try to wear it
out. 1t will wear you out instead
Take DR.. Kings New Discovery, re-
lief follows quickly. It checks YOU
Cold and soothes your Cough away
Pleasant, Antiscptic and Healing
Children like it. Get q soc bottle OF
DIR. Kings New Discovery and keer
It in the house. "Our family Cougl
and Cold Doctor" writes Lewis Chan
berlain, Manchester, Ohio. Money
back II not satisfied, b 4 it nearly al
ways helps.
Rich Nelson was an arrival from
power plant this morning to visit
home folk a while.
Mrs. Arthur Bagby left for the
Telluride section this morning to visit
her sister, Mrs. Jack WiggIesworth.
George Sponsel, one of Thompson
Parks progressive citizens, was a
business visitor in our town today.
1t is now Postmaster Bradshaw Of
Ignacio, W. R. Hall having had tn,
ex annexed to his title yesterday.
John Wesch and son, OF Cortez
were returning travellers from st
Louis last night, where they marketed
shipment of stock.
Mrs. Mable Markley is down from
Silverton visiting her little daughters
who are here in charge of their gov
erness, Miss Skeels.
w. +. Peck, the owner of the Oak
wood stock farm in the vicinity OF
Salina, Kan, is transacting business
in this section.
C. r. Werner, Republican candidate
for assessor, came up to attend the
Masonic banquet last night and stay
ed over today on political business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Dustin, OF
Pennington, were among the guests
at the Savoy last night who headed
Denver way this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Aitken and son
came up from Aztec last night or
their way to Colorado Springs and
Denver for an etended stay.
l.. Beck, Pennington fruit grow
er, was bound for Denver this morn
ing to spend week or more finding
IA good market for the apples grown
in his section.
George W. Gilmore returned from
Denver last night, where he spent 3
few days with Mrs. Gilmore and Mas
ter George, the promising SON Of the
house of Gilmore.
Rev. and Mrs. Hanford Miller went
down to Flora Vista this morning to
Join the Southern Methodist people
who are holding their district confer,
ence there.
Monte Vista, where her husband is
staying. was the destination of Mrs.
NJ. f. Dobbs this morning. She will
visit there for several months and
possibly remain all winter.
John Gamsby, who has charge OF
Emerald lakes in summer and Teel-
awu-ket in winter, was down over
night from the last named place, pur-
chasing supplies preparatory to hiber-
mating for the cold weather months
R. S. Baker, the Pennington whole
sale merchant and Shiprock trader
returned from Michigan last night
where he was called several weeks
ago to look after some affairs in con.
nection with his mothers estate.
Mrs. Harry Toland and Miss Ruby
Leatherman, of st. John, Kan, anc
Mrs. Walter Frisby, of Stafford, Kan.
spent the night in town en- route tt
Montezuma valley to visit their rel
atives, the Spencers.
E. b. Holt, general manager of th'
bridge construction work at Shiprock
arrived from Ell Paso last night OF
his way to the place where the new
government bridge is being construct
ed across the San Juan. He reports
the work progressing favorably, th'
only recent delay being caused by thu
high water.
Mrs. Matte Stewart, department
inspector of the w. r. c. for Colo
RADIO and Wyoming, left for Dolores
this morning, where she will spen'
one day with Mrs. Berge before con
tinuing her trip around the circle t.
pay the Relief corps official visits
Mrs. Stewart has been in Durango
since Sunday evening, the guest o
her old time friend and neighbor, Mrs
G. f. Davis.