Semi-weekly herald., 1916-10-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY

Lester Holgate, of Kline, was
down today, marketing and buying
supplies.
U. s. photographer, Eugene Grif-
fin of Santa Fe, is a business visit
or.
Walter Livingood returned this
morning from business trip to Sill
verton.
II. l.. Paxton was a business yis-
itor today from Elco, marketing po-
tatoes at Graden's.
Abe and Tom Goulding loaded out
from Otis, McGirr's, this afternoon
for their sheep camp.
II. d. Brindle of Bayfield,, is a
business visitor, arriving last even
ing from Dolores.
Rev. Father Barry of Silverton is
visiting in the city today, arriving
this morning.
William Phelan, grocery and auto
salesman, left for Pagosa Springs
this morning to visit the trade.
C. d. Walter of Dulce, is busi-
ness visitor in the city, He may To-
cate here.
George Berger has returned from
the La Platas, where he has been do
ing mining work for the past two
months.
Mrs. Nellie Rucker and her chill
dren who have been visiting relatives
in the La Plata, left for their home
this morning.
Mrs. Harry kettlewell of the val
ley was shopper at Graden's to-
day and marketing fruits and po-
tatoes. aaE|
J. G. Allard, deputy Internal reve-
nue. collector, who had been here on
official business, departed this morn
ing for Alamosa.
Mrs. Lula d. Baker. after a bust
ness and social trip to Pennington,
departed this morning for her home
ut Detroit.
Peter Ely, of Rico, who was yes
terday released from Mercy hospit-
al, departed for his home this morn
ing.
Mrs. Charles Hensel, of Fremont,
Ohio, and her little daughter Frances
are visitors in the city, awaiting the
arrival of friends.
Sig Cordell, of the lower La Plata
departed for home this morning, re-
turning from Kansas City, where he
disposed of cattle shipcent.
Mrs. Frank Collins of Pennington,
who accompanied Mrs. Lula d. Bak-
home this morning.
The flotation plant at the Smelt-
er has been shut down for repairs,
and to replace all the iron piping
with wooden piping.
Mrs. M. L. Plunkett, of West
Plains, Mo-, and her son and daugh-
ter, Horace and Jira Plunkett are
guests of the McNeely house. They
are here for the boys health.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Puetz, of Hes
perus, who were here upon visit
to their daughter, Mrs. Ed Bluck,
left for home this morning with Mr.
Bluck in his auto.
Mrs. L, w. Hamill, of El Paso,
Texas, who had been upon a visit to
her parents, the P. H. Heads, at
Pennington, departed this morning
for her home.
Paul G. Ellis, former Durango
attorney, is visiting friends in the
city, arriving last night from his
present home at Salt Lake. He is ac-
companied by Joseph Ralph.
j. d. Fisher and f. Gilpin, Of Colo
RADIO Springs, the former interested
in the Burns bank building, went
out to the Sinking lakes this morn
ing, on duck hunting trip.
Martin VERGE and Tim Sheehan,
owners of the rich "Molly Bawn"
claim in the May Day section, de-
parted for the property this morning
to work assessment and do other de-
veloping.
F. r. Lilyard, secretary of the
Ten Brock property, in the La
Platas, following business visit to
the property, departed this morning
for his home at Denver.
Carl Coulson, manager of the hay
and grain department of Graden's
is over to Bayfield,, looking over his
ranch interests. He departed this
morning and will be absent several
days.
II. b. Maris of the Western Colo
rado Power Company is in the city,
arriving last evening from Telluride.
He is to check up all meters, motors
etc. 1t is Mr.. Maris' first visit in
some time.
Mabel Stewart, of Sedalia, Colo,