Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-12-13

j. c. Bergin of Jeffersontown, KY,
tarried over in Durango last night.
Isaac Cherry spent the day on the
Florida mesa looking after his ranch.
W. W. Bay of Bayfield, was among
the supply purchasers at Graden's to-
day.
VIII Spinning of the Florida mesa
delivered hay to the local market to-
day.
1. NJ. Shaffer of the Animas val
ley delivered eggs to customers to-
day.
H. T. Henry Of Hesperus supplied
the trade with dressed beef this fore
noon.
L. J. HAYS was down from the Ami
mas valley this morning on ranch bust
ness.
George Sponsel is down from
Thompson's park on ranch and mill
business.
Barney Pettijohn and H. l.. Terrill
are up from Blanco looking after bust
ness errands.
Mrs. c. R. Daniels, sister of Mrs.
q. S. Hubbard, is reported quite
seriously i'll.
The kentucky colony on the Wiley
mesa is TO have its first wedding at
an early date.
a. Z. Mcintosh is up from Cedar
Hill, outfitting with supplies from
-McGirr's.
Mrs. Jamer Crawley of Lightner
creek was in town on a shopping trip
his afternoon.
/. P. Main went out to Oxford this
morning where some of his real es-
tate interests are located.
Mrs. William Johnson was in from
Lightner creek today supplying Gus
toners with dairy products.
Fred Covert was down from the
Lightner creek section this afternoon
delivering butter to the trade.
Mrs. L. Paulek, who was in town
last night to have some dental work
lone, returned home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hall and Mrs. T.
D. Burns, Jr., were among the home
ward bound travellers this morning.
Supt. McGraw of the Fourth divi-
sion of the d. q X. G. left for Alamosa
this morning after d tour of inspec-
ZION in this vicinity.
A. B. Ruby was over from Alamosa
asst night giving his attention to mat
5ers that fall to the lot of railroad
secret service men.
Sheriff Pearson of San Juan coun
~ passed thru Durango this morning
Nltn an insane woman, who is TO be
placed in the Pueblo asylum.
r. p. Holt and son We're up from
from Tiffany last night, making the
Strater their headquarters while they
transacted ranch and stock business.
Mrs. VIII Bell and baby who have
been visiting her parents in the Ami
mas valley passed thru Durango this
morning on their way to their home
in Glenwood Springs.
Word comes from Shiprock that
Mrs. w. T. Shelton's condition is show
ing marked improvement and she
will be able to sit up some time next
week.
Guse Dose, an old time R. G. S.
conductor returned to Nanadium this
morning where he liz employed in the
chemical plant. He was called here
o testify III the Campbell case.
Mrs. r. H. McElhaney of Silverton
was here this morning en- route to
Butte, Montana for an extended stay.
Mr.. McElhaney, who accompanied her
TO Durango, expects to return home
this evening.
Miss Berth Wellington, a very in
teresting southern girl who is a mem
Der of the Kentucky colony on Wiley
mesa, returned home this morning
after spending yesterday in Durango
shopping for an event that is to take
place before January LIST.
P. Gratz, general foreman Of the
d, & Il. G. round house at Salida,
left for his headquarters this morn
ing after spending several days here
as a witness in the Campbell case.
Several years ago Mr.. Graft had
charge Of the local round house.
+. d. Swanson, a tobacco salesman
went down the Red Apple line this
morning on business soliciting trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Lumley left
this morning for Grand Junction