Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY

r. II. McJunction of Pennington
was a traveller bound for points east
today.
Mrs. Roy Gibbs is in from Bayfield,
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Valiant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Patrick have
returned from the east where they
spent the summer. Mr.. Patrick is
manuel training teacher in the Du.
range school.
Elton Apperson of Salt Creek out
fitted with supplies from Otis, Nc,
Girr's this forenoon.
Charles Griffith was in from Flo
rida mesa today on vusiness mis-
sion. I - sAS
Perle Bonds was up from the Elco
section outfitting with supplies from
Graden's.
John Gilbert was in from the ranch
today on business mission.
VIM. Morgan was in from the Sun
nyside vicinity today marketing rancE
produce.
Mrs. George Schreck and daughter
were in from Upper Florida today
on Il shopping expedition.
Il. L. Martin, travelling auditor fol
the d. & r. G., was guest at the
Savoy last night.
Il. f. Sullivan was in from the Sun
set lumber company today buying
supplies.
f. f. Noel and wife came up iron
Fruitland last night to place theii
babe in a local hospital for treatment
The hay fever victims are abroad
in the land
Fair tonight and Friday. Showers
tonight or Friday.
S. Noda is "a business visitor from
Stone creek.
On accout of the storm a picture
show was not given at the Smelter.
church in this district for two years
which was opened August Is.
Mrs. Simon was an arrival from
Silverton this morning, seeking med
zeal aid
j. A. Clay returned from Silverto,
this morning, where he transacte,
business yesterday.
Fred Martinez, section foreman a
Matterhorn, near Ophir, is in town o.
purchasing expedition.
Mrs. NJ. A. Howell of East La
Vegas arrived from Dolores last even
ing and was off for Aztec this morn
ing.
Mrs. Edith Keil and son Peter went
out to Florida mesa today to visit hel
parents, the Charles Grams.
Mrs. Della Murphy, assistant in tn
New York Tailoring establishment
left for Alamosa this morning for
visit.
A. f. Stump of Pennington spen'
the night here on his return fron
Monticello, Utah, where he is inter
ested in manufacturing brick.
c. French of Denver was anon.
the guests at the McNeely house las
night, who left on the Southern thi
morning.
Regardless of the competition o
the parcel post. the Wells Fargo eN
press continues to do a thriving busi
ness.
John Harris was on his return
Salt Lake today, after a visit wit
his sisters, the Mesdames Ralpl
Myers and Richard Nelson
Mrs. w. l.. Paddock and children
who have been camping in the Gas
cade section. this summer, were OF
their return to Pennington today.
Mrs. l.. f. Lane and daughter Mis-,
Georgia were arrivals from Silverto,
last night who spent the day in town
They are bound for Bayfield,.
Mrs. John Lillard and her interest
ing family left for Pennington toda,
after a two weeks visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Z. Seybold.
Miss Emily Norton departed for he
home in Denver this morning afte
spending a couple of months her,
with her sister, Mrs. w. C. Grimes.
Mrs. VIM. Kennedy and son Dor
of Harisonville Missouri were guest
at the Palace last night who left fo'
Dolores this morning.
Late telegraph reports state that
Villa is dead again.
There are times when little
change in the weather is almost as
gratifying as little change in the
pocket.
Orlo f. Willis, who has been a
student at Fort Lewis during the
summer session, departed for Colorado
Springs this morning to attend high
school,
When you see the winner of The
Herald auto enjoying the scenery and
entertaining her friends with motor
trips, you will begin to wish that you
had used your spare time in the con
test.
Here is the correct translation OF
the Ute word Pagosa-Pa (stream)
go (bOiling) st-tha twater)-stream
of boiling water-Pagosa Springs
Journal.
C. G. Brewer was on his return t.
Aztec this morning after trip to
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