Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-04


and Wm. Schaffer of Denver, mem
lers Of motor party who visited
Mesa Verde this week were off for
lome today. Judge Wiley and. son of
lel Norte and his sister-in-law Mrs
VI 0. Jemison of Ignacio joined them
aere on the journey.
Harry McNeill, an electrical en-.
yineer who had been in the employ
of the Rieo-Wellington people, ar
1yed from Telluride last night on his
gay to Arizona, where he has very
esponsihIe position with one of the
liz companies awaiting him.
A child's sweater and two umbrel-
as await owners at the Exchange.
A. Lee of Gillmer, Nebraska was a
yuest at the Southern last night.
Tom Rodgers leaves for the east
iaturday to resume his college work.
Nothing equals fear of strike to
lrum up patronage for the railroads.
Miss Gillmor, principal of Whittier
ichool, is in the Animas valley, the
quest of Mrs. Edgar Buchanan.
J. B. Deering and bride, she who
as Mrs NJ M. Ritter, left for their
ome in Silyerton last evening.
r. L. Lamb of Hesperus partook of
he hospitality dispensed at the Palace
ast night.
H. N. I.inebarger, wife and son
ore motorists from Tiffany who
pent the night in town.
Miss Blanche Taylor was a passen-
az to the Red Mesa section this
lorning to visit her brother.
Mrs t. j. West was up from Aztec
ast night to meet Miss Netty B,
icholson who arrived on the Eastern
fom Cripple creek. The ladies left
or Aztec this morning.
Miss Bertha Biggs returned from
ne east last night where she visited
he large commercial ~centers and
lany points of interest in addition
attending the summer session OF
olumbia University.
Charles Thompson passed thru from
llVerton this morning on his way tc
ne Thompson ranch on the Florida
mesa.
Basil lsgar is among the school
ok who leaves for Denver the last
/ the week. He will attend Sacred
leart college this year.
Mrs Bertha tlrbsteen, drawing
eacher in the Durango schools, re
1rned last night from Chicago, where
ne spent her vacation.
The Granville Douglas family of the
lorida mesa has moved to the Herr
aw mill. where MIR Douglas is EN-,
ioyed as a lumber hauler.
Lafe Cason and son Clarence left
or Gunnison this morning, where
1siness will occupy their attention
or couple of weeks.
Mrs. Harry Turner and children
re home from Telluride where the,
pent month with Mrs. Turner'S
bother, Mrs, Watson.
Mrs r. w. Calkins and son of Cor,
ez wore travellers bound for Chicago
his morning Dr. Calkins accompan
'd them as far as Durango ant
iotored home, after seeing them of
n their journey.
Mrs. Fred Godfrey was a guest al
he Strater last night who left foI
lamosa this morning. She had beer
own in the Flora Vista section visit
lg relatives.
Mrs. VIII Whitney and babe re
urned to their home in Bayfield, thi.
1orning, after visit with her aunt
ms, George Goeglein.
Mrs. A. W. Bauer, wife of the d
: r. G. agent stationed at Hesperus
vas guest at the McNeely hous,
asst night who was on her way t,
| Denver for a visit.
Mrs. Matt Schaeffer left for he
'ome in Thompson's park this morn
ag- after spending few DAYS will
ler husband and daughter, who ar
'atients at Ochsner's hospital. Mr.
'chaeffer is rapidly recovering from
he injuries he sustained three week
go when he was kicked in the fac,
y horse, and expects to leave tn,
ospital Monday. The only perma
I the accident is the loss of an eve
Mr., and Mrs, N. w. Hansen's lit
le daughter suffered a broken arm
asst evening when she fell from
'orse she was riding.
Mrs. George Hicks and children an
irs. II. krunz and children were ar
lvals from Rico last night who ex
lect to spend the school year here
hey can find desirable dwellin,
houses.
| lhe woman held in connection wit
ne death of W. c. Mcintyre at Sill
'erton Monday evening, was acouit