Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-01
PURELY PERSONAL
From Fridays Daily

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MIR. and Mrs. p. B. McAtee went to
Pennington today for a brief stay.
j. +. Foley, of Pennington, was a
guest at the Strater last night.
Mrs. Perino Calk. of Cortez, enter
ed local hospital today for surgical
aid
The body of Mrs. A. Rendon was
shipped to Brady, N. NJ, today, where
1T will be inferred.
Mrs. l.. A. o'Donnell returned to
Oxford this morning after a short
visit with her father, who is quite i'll.
S. G. Thomas, well known cattle
man of the Hesperus section, was a
guest at the Savoy last night.
Seven inches Of snow fell in Silver
ton last night. Over on Cumbres the
fall was less than in Durango.
F. A. Hutto and w. G.. West, of
the Southern Ute Indian agency,
transacted business in town today.
Mrs. William T. Gooch, of Silver
ton, was Denver bound traveller this
morning.
Mrs. Frank Lechner and baby have
gone to Trinidad to visit her par
ents.
]. A. Martin and family came over
from the MonteZuma valley last night
and left for Silverton this morning.
w. r. Hall and r. A. Clifford, Of
Ignacio, tarried over in Durango last
night between evening and morning
trains.
On account Of the death of Mrs. o.
c. Shay, of Mancos, Undertaken Ames
did not return home last night as he
planned to do.
John II. Werkheiser, cashier of the
First National bank of Silverton,
came to town last night on his way
to Denver.
Now comes a Durango bachelor who
says: Sometimes man marries a
princess and finds out that she is
some kind of despot all right"
Roadmaster Gillian, of the D. e. R.
G., was in this region today looking
over the roadbed, for which he is held
responsible.
Rev. Father Felician, of Farming
ton, left for points east this morning
to conduct services at the different
Catholic missions.
Andy Buchanan has been appointed
postmaster at Oxford. The appoint
ment still keeps the office in the fam
lily, as Mrs. Buchanan was formerly
the postmistress.
Frank Boot, an automobile man"
who hailsc from Denver, is soliciting
business in this vicinity. 1t is the
man who has sleds for sale that in
terests the trade now.
Telegraph Operator Whitfield is
home from Dolores, where he handled
the news of the Indian battle until
relieved by an operator from the Dem
yer office.
Mrs. Harry Davis and son, Leslie,
of Mancos, were arrivals in Durango
last night en- route to Edith, where
the young man has work in the saw
mill.
Now that the days Of household up
heaval are close at hand, benedict
in our town remarks: Frequently
man is made enough at housecleaning
time to do a fairly good jab at beat
ing rugs, not being allowed to treat
his wife that way"
Special Civil Service Examiner Ed
Hill went over to Dolores this morn
ing to conduct the examination for
fourth-class postmaster. This is the
fourth examination he has held within
a week. The two he conducted in
Durango Wednesday were for stenog
rapher and typewriter and assistant
assayer.
Turo w. Schutz, mayor. of Farm
ington, transacted business in Duran
go today. Mr.. Schultz is very much
interested in Colorado legislative and
executive affairs just now, having
been a schoolmate and old time friend
Of Governor Carlson back in the days
they were students in the Colorado
Teachers college.
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