Semi-weekly herald., 1916-05-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY


LOCAL AND PERSONAL
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
J. w. Carter of the Upper Ami
qaasss sss.. marSeted case as...fs55 ri eggs at
Il. d. Swanson, knigI
grip who has participated
blockades in these parts fo.iinas Fai-
months, arrived last night j. the eouh7
Witness todav's hoS
William Morrison was in from the
Florida mesa today greeting friends
and looking after business interests.
John Oibert came in from the Ok
ford section today. On his way home
his daughter Miss Elizabeth viii ac-
company MIN.
The Mesdames Fillmore Hand and
George Raymond were down from the
Animas valley today to attend the
funeral of the late airs. John f.
Bell.
MIR. and Mrs. I. II. Holder, Mrs. f.
NJ. johnson and Miss Lucy Breen OF
Ignacio; Mrs. f. C. Hepworth and
u. Mayer of Mancos were among
those who participated in the |. o.
o. +. festivities last night, who were
off for home this morning.
Mrs. Bernard Gogarty left for Dem
yer this morning. A week from to-
day, her husband, Conductor Gogarty
of the Rio Graude Southern will join
her, and together they Will journey
cast for two months stay. After
visiting awhile in St. Louis they will
travel where inclination dictates.
W. N. Porter is out again after his
months siege in the hospital, feeling
better than ever. He is white and
emaeiated as a result of his illness
but is regaining his strength rapid
ly and expects to enter upon his
business duties soon with all the old
time vigor and vim.
Harry Norton. a Colorado Midland
fireman, and his bride arrived from
Leadville last night to visit Mrs. Nor
toms brother l.. S. Lively and fam
ily. Mrs. Norton is very pleas
ing girl who made many friends
here ON the occasion of her trip {
year or two ago.
Mrs. Robert Maddox and small sol
returned to the Florida mesa rancl
this afternoon. J. W. Green, Mrs
Maddox's father, made the trip Will
them. Both Mr.. Green and the jun
ior have been suffering with ptomain,
poisoning this week, the result .
drinking milk that was impure.
| Mrs. Axel Fredlund returned t,
the Sunnyside section this mornin,
after transacting business in town
She is making her plans to go to For
Collins in tire fall to place her child
rem in school Her eldest sons, Free
and Reuben viii enter the agricul
tural college and the other children
will probably attend the publ
schools.
Mrs. Hannah Swift, one of the dea
motherly women of the Pine rive
valley, passed away at her home il
Bayfield, yesterday. Her funeral. wa
held this afternoon. She is survive
by three sons. A daughter, for year
well known La Plata county teach
er, passed away three or four year
ago.
Mr.. w. Golf Black of Aztec, til
| Maxwell car agent for the San Jual
country, has just returned from Mon
tezuma county where he sold severa
cars Mr.. Black has been in various
parts of the San Juan recently an,
says that many motorists are plan
ming to join the Durango Motor elul
run to the Wolf Greek pass in July
He says there viii be at least q
MaNwells in line that day. According
to his report all the motorists of tn,
San Juan viii be in the line of march
Final Proof on Desert Claim.
Mrs. Rosepha Pulford, principal o
the High school today made fina
proof on her desert claim, which is 10
Gated on the Pinon mesa. Her wit
nesses were j. P. Coston and Alber
Bagby.