Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-12-23

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Mrs. b. V. Morland was in from
the Florida mesa today anticipating
Christmas time in her purchases.
Mrs. S. G. Parker was among the
shoppers from the Falfa section to-
day She reports Mr.. Parker quite
i'll with the grip.
Mrs. Emson Wood and son Thur
Der are home from Bayfield, where
they spent ten days with her sister,
Mrs. Arthur Whitney.
Emmett Writ. Dulce's eoatless post
trader, is in town transacting business
in mercantile establishments on the
customers side Of the counter.
Mrs. Martha Davis, one of the
generous hearted ladies who makes
the Florida mesa her home, was in
today making Christmas purchases.
Miss Nettie Fades, teacher in
charge of the Hood School was bound
for Bayfield, this morning to spend
the holiday vacation with her rela-
tives.
Mrs. James Conway returned from
Silverton this morning where she has
been for several days nursing her
mother, Mrs. B. Hughes, thru quite
serious illness.
DR.. j. B. Wrightsman, physician
who formerly practiced in the south
west, arrived from Denver last night
en- route to Mancos where members
Of his family reside.
John Frink and "Bill' Spargo were
among the college boys who were in
coming passengers from Boulder last
night. This morning they were off
for Mancos, their home town.
Miss Mary Carnahan, a Durango
High school graduate who is a Colo
RADIO college student, visited friends
here last night. She was en- route to
Rico where her relatives reside.
Mrs. Klatt and daughter of Paonia
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ.
Biggs last night. They were bound
Tor Chama to spend the holidays with
Mrs. Klatt's eldest daughter, Mrs.
Homer Biggs-
Miss Ilene Kelley was among the
travellers bound for Mancos yester-
day morning. Saturday evening she
arrived from the State Teachers col
| lege on her way home for the holi-
day recess.
Mrs. Harry Ausburn of Mancos was
among the arrivals on last nights
| Southern. who registered at the Stra-
ter. Her destination was Denver to
spend three weeks with her daughter
Mrs. Fellows and family.
The Jubile Singers left for Silver
ton this morning, where they are
! booked for an engagement tonight
They returned by auto from Farm
| ington yesterday in time to give a
sacred concert at the Baptist church
last evening.
VIII Buchanan is among the Du-
range boys who have returned home
for the winter. He was member
of the d. & r. G. corps of engineers
| surveying the standard gauge cut off
over Cumbres, which disbanded the
last of the week.
Mrs. Jessie Harwood, head of the
domestic science department in the
Cripple Creek schools, passed thru
Durango Saturday evening on her way
10 Silverton for her vacation. Mrs.
HARDWOOD was formerly superintend-
emit of the San Juan county schools.
Miss Helen Carpenter, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Carpenter
of Mancos, came in from Colorado
College last night on her way to Man
cos to spend her holiday vacation with
her parents. During her between
trains wait in Durango she was the
guest Of the Misses Hazel and Gladys
Bendure.
Visiting Relatives.
Mrs. Clara Cook and daughter ar
rived Saturday evening from Illinois
to visit the formers brother, G. T.