Semi-weekly herald., 1916-10-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY


morning on hide buying trip.
Mrs. John oiDert was in from Ok
ford today with butter.
Joe Vanderweile OF the Upper val
ley marketed pears today.
A. L. Lee of Red Mesa was among
today's business visitors.
N. S. Hutton, Of the Florida, mar
leted potatoes here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Carrier, of
Breen were shoppers in town today.
George Menefee, a Mancos cattle
man is a business visitor in town to-
day.
j. B. Jones, of Kline, who is haul
ing in grain each day, remained over
last night.
Il. N. Beach, Superintendent of the
Columbus, is in the city today, on
company business.
William Shea and Grey Pearce of
the upper valley marketed in town
today.
Mr. and Mrs. McTaggart of the
Florida were patrons of Graden's to-
day.
Bill Craig who visited in town the
past week, left for his home at Cedar
Hill this morning.
Bob Scott was down from the val
ley today with load of cabage to
Graden's.
Will Spinning was in from the
Florida today getting threshing sup
plies.
Mrs. j. W. Sites and daughter,
Miss Mary were among today's shop
pers in town.
Guy Harrison, of Cortez, shipped
five car loads Of hogs thru here last
night for the Denver market.
A. II. Knight Of the Upper Flo
rida and William Crause of the low
e Florida marketed in town today.
Alex Davis of the upple Florida
today loaded cars of hay for the Sill
varton market.
Mrs f. T. Hickman, Of Flora Vista
is in the city, visiting her daughter.
hrs. Lilly Putnam of North Duran
70.
William Schumacher, sheep inspoc
tor left for FIuitland, N. NJ, this
morning, to inspect a herd of 1900
sheep, believed to have "scab."
Two carloads Of apple box material
went out over the Southern this
morning shipped to fruit houses at
Grand Junction.
Jake Baer, manager of the Graden
Packing Plant is back from Dolores
where he purchased sc hogs for the
plant.
According to visitors from Tcllu-
ride grand jury began investigat-
ing violations Of the liquor law there
yesterday morning.
Superintendent r. T. McGraw Of
The Grande, who had beeen inspect
ing the Red Apple line, left for Ala
mosa this morning in his private
car.
Mrs. James Mcnamara came down
from silverton this morning to visit
local friends and relatives. The late
Johnny Mcnamara, of the Strater,
was here son.
Lafe Cason at the Land office to-
day, made final proof on 100 acres
of land, situated on Pinon mesa. His
witnesses were: Joe Powell and Mrs.
Flora NJ. Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson and
their two little daughters, arrive
this evening from Miami, Arizona
Mrs. Anderson is to undergo a ser
ious operation.
J. A. Bondurant of North Durango
is back from his ranch on the TT.
evils mesa with some very fine
large potatoes, for market.
Charles A. Wood arrived from
Denver last night to be night opera
tor at the Western Union offices. Mr..
Wood has many friends in the city,
he having been day operator here
about a year ago, on relief work.
In yesterdays obituary notice of
the death of the late Mrs. Eva j. Nc
Dowell, in mentioning the number
and names of her surviving imme-
diate relatives, the name Of her only
brother, Adna N. Pearce, Of 313 West
Park avenue was omitted by mistake
Miss Myrtle Reynolds, step daugh-
ter of E. p. Davenport, Rio Grande
Southern passenger brakeman, at her
home 555, Fifth avenue, Wednesday
evening became the bride Of John
Glade Snodgrass, manager Of the
Strater Amusement parlors. Belat-
ed congratulations
The George w. Spencer's have
closed their bungalow at Electra lake
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