Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-31
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
FROM THURSDAY.S DAILY


L. j. Carter arrived from the May
Day last night on mining business.
H. b. Purlee Of Kansas City is
doing the local trade in the interests
of hardware company.
Z. X. McGalliard motored over
from Mancos last night to attend
Elk's lodge.
Miss Zelma Erickson was an arriv-
al from Paeosa Springs last night
who left for Dolores this morning.
S. j. Jensen, the farmer at the
Shiprock agency is spending few
days In town, a guest ut the Savoy.
Morgan c. French of Yampa is
among the out of town visitors in
Durango.
John Valentine of Telluride was
registered at the McNeely house last
night.
,J. ID. Benedict and son of Denver re-
turned last night from trip to Mesa
Verde National park.
Will Hart spent the day in Arboles
and Rosa in the interests of the firm
he represents.
Il. w. Spalding, engineer on the
X. q. s., came over from Rico yester-
day to enjoy few days rest.
Jesse Hallar is over from Monte
yuma in the interest Of his Hallarite
claims.
Selma Hagg of Colorado Springs
gave Hesperus as her destination this
morning.
Lloyd Limprecht is on duty at the
San Juan Creamery again, after a
weeks illness.
Rev. II. C. Byers of Silverton, who
is taking a few days rest, is spending
the while in our town.
Lloyd Huntsman returned to the
Vallecito this morning after purchas-
ing camp supplies of local merchants.
Mrs. Jeanett Scoville came in from
her Pine river ranch yesterday to
visit awhile with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wilmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Krumpanitzsky
arrived from Mancos last night a few
hours before the formers sister, Mrs.
S. w. Raymond passed away.
Mrs. Brown and son of Chama were
arrivals on last nights Eastern who
are staying over in town. The former
is here for osteopathic treatment.
Robert Patscheck was a business
visitor from Hesperus yesterday who
tarried over night in town guest
at the Southern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Goulding of
Aztec went to Pine Ridge this morn
ing for short visit with Mrs. Could
ing's sister, Mrs. Margaret Adams.
j. N. Chavez, Pagosa junction
merchant and sheep man, returned to
his headquarters this forenoon, after
spending u few days in Durango and
Silverton.
Lester johnson passed the time be-
tween trains today with home folks.
He is spending the month at Trim
Bile bathing away his rheumatism in
the thermal waters.
Mrs. Grace Bishop went to Bloom
field this morning to look after her
ranch interests. She has just return
ed from trip to her holdings in the
Pine river valley.
Mrs. NJ. A. Mahaney ret irneI To
Pennington today after weeks Wis
it with her niece, Mrs. Howard Dun
ham.
Hugh Conway left for Salt Lake
today, after spending his vacation
with his father on Upper Florida.
Mrs. Conway and little son will re-
main awhile longer with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Goodykoontz
OF Cortez were here last night on
their way home from Denver. They
were making the trip in the new auto
they purchased while in the Capital
city.
Mrs. Robert II. Sloan and daughter
Miss Helen were among the home
comers last night. They had been
on their annual trip to Tres Piedras
for visit with Mrs. Sloan's parents
the Maupins.
W. N. Porter, the man who supplies
the trade with fruit and autos, went
down the Red Apple line this morn
ing on a business soliciting trip. As
yet the persons who robbed his
iehth street garage have not been
placed under arrest.
Mrs. T. r. Price, wife of the jewel
er at Hahn's, received message
from Baton Rouge, Louisanan last
night, that her mother had been
stricken with paralysis and was very
low.
Miss Kathleen Hill, talented
Harrington girl who has been study
ing music in the east for the past
two years, was on her way home to-
ray. During the last eleven months
New York has been her Headquarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Marsh and
family are making a motor trip to
Pueblo. On his return Mr.. Marsh
will devote his entire attention to
his commission business. He recent
ly disposed of his interest in the Full