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


from Pagosa Springs.
L NJ. Law of Aztec, is business
visitor in the city today.
Jim Conway, Jr, Is in from the
-anch, marketing.
jim Dennison is IN from "U"- mesa,
IN a short business trip.
Walter Fielding, of Kline, was
apply buyer, in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Candelaria of
Rosa are guests of the Savoy today
j. c. Meyer, of oxford was an
vernight visitor, going home today.
Mrs. NJ. E. Cooper of Pagosa
Springs is visiting in the city today.
Walter Fielding and F. l.. Gilispie
# the Kline section, last night load
cd a car of spuds here,
Steve Sideris, OF Boudad was an
Jveruight business visitor going
nome this morning.
Mrs. Joe Firebaugh went up to
lesperus this morning for a visit t.
riends for few days.
John Williams and Charley Van
Dusen We're among today's visitors
rom Bayfield,.
E. j. Macy of sunnyside, was
mong the marketers in town this
forenoon.
y. II. Long, of Rosa, n. NJ, was
among IA bunch OF sheep men going
20 Mancos this morning.
Bob Grimes departed this morning
,or Caral Kansas, the home of his
lister, where he is to reside.
DR.. e. e. johnson of Cortez spent
.he evening in the city leaving
or the east today.
q, II. Hetherington is down from
1lE Park today getting camp sup
3lics from Otis, McGirr's.
George Patterson of the Florida
vas among the Florida ranche1s
rading in town today.
IT, r. Warner OF Pendleton, N. NJ
aas business visitor today patronia-
ng the big stores.
q. T. Macy Of Sunnyside, was
rom Pennington, busy today reno
aJing the Creamery office.
Quinn Brothers of Junction Creek,
yesterday and today delivered Sis
-ons of potatoes to Graden's.
Joseph Ralph, of Salt Lake, who
vas a business visitor here with p.
e. Ellis for several days, departed
,gr home this morning.
f. l.. Gillespie, Of Marvel, loaded
,ut from Graden's today, with sup
plies for the Miller-bhner Mere. Co,
Of Marvel.
j. Littrell, of Dolores, transacted
business at the Land office this morn
rg and then took the train for Den
vcr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wetherill and
@. A. Colville, of Kayenta, Arizona.
nd Mrs. j. J. Wade OF Mancos, are
II an auto party guests Of the stra-
.er hotel today.
Mrs. A. J. Blansett, Of Flora Vista
who was in town visiting her sister,
rs. Al. Barnard, left for home this
morning. She is the care taker of
er father, who is SO.
Miss Mary Haffey of Butte City
Mont, who has been here for the
past six weeks, twisting her parents,
dr. and Mrs. Neil Haffey, departede
or Butte this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Rippey, of Az
&c, motored home today. They were
allied here last night because Of the
erious illness of their friend, Mrs.
George Teis.
Frank Morgan, youngest son Of
Grocer d. H. Morgan, was rushed to
Mercy hospital about o'clock last
night and underwent an immediate
operation, his case being urgent. He
is reported as resting easy today.
Mrs. George Teis lies dangerously
in at her home, 1895 West Third ave
nue, suffering from tubercular trou-
Die. 1t was feared she would not
survive last night.
James +. Wiscman, Of Bayfield,, to-
lay made final proof on 12O acres Of
and in that section. His witnesses
we're: John f. Williams and c. f.
Van Dusen, both of Bayfield,.
Hon J. A. Pulliam, candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, on the Demo
cratic ticket is home from two
weeks speaking tour in the middle
and northern part Of the state.
were the guests of Mrs. Ed. McDan-
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