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


Mrs. Ada Huber left for Mancos
| this morning for an indefinite stay.
| The Clovis Johnsons have rented
the l.. S. Lively house in North Du-
| ango.
D. G. Tattershall of Aztec was
among the patrons of the Southern
asst night.
Thomas Kelley, president of the
| Burns National bank, is transacting
business here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Carr are in
from Pagosa Junction, guests at the
Palace.
Miss Cecile Shields and Miss Kath-
een Shields are up from Ignacio,
guests at the Strater.
Miss Charlotte Hanno leaves for
| Greeley about the middle of Septem-
7er to resume her studies.
l.. NJ. Tillett and N. S. CARMEL
lf Rolla Kansas are here on land Of
ice business.
Mrs. L. w Gundy is out at Fort
ewis visiting her sister, Mrs. C. f.
Addy.
c. w. Hutchins and John r. Trim
Die were motorists who arrived from
Dolores last evening.
Mrs. Pyle came down from Rock
NbbN liiiS IlipiIlinE To WISH ntT SIS
or who is a patient in Mercy hos
pital.
Mrs. Alva Palmer went to Falfa
his morning to spend few DAYS
With Miss Catheen Allan.
James Blanton arrived from Den
'er last night to work at the Savoy.
lis wife accompanied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b. Robinson and
title son of Little Falls, New York
1rried over night in town.
o. S. Chenshaw, knight of the grip
md banker, was passenger to Man
os this morning, where his banking
1terests are located.
Miss Eunice Males is home from
he Pueblo vicinity where she spent n
nonth with her sister Mrs. Ivel Hop
ms.
X. N. Hapgood and son were motor
lts from Henrietta Texas. who left
or Mesa Verde, after touring the
Durango vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Young were
rivals from Alexander, Kansas last
ight en- route to the Dolores sec
on to visit their daughter
NJ. j. Kenny, the contractor who
5 building the new high school build
ng, arrived from Denver by auto
esterday.
Mrs. NJ. Snyder returned to her
ono in Silverton yesterday after O
Ieasant stay in Durango. the guest
{ Mrs. Julia McCabe.
Mrs. W. C. Belz was passenger
ound for Leadvlle today, after
hree months stay on her fruit ranch
u the Riverside vicinity.
Mls. f. f. Hawkins was among
he travellers homeward bound this
lorning. She will stop in Santa Fc
while along the way.
Rev. l.. w. Gunby was a passenger
0 Pennington this morning. where
@ is to serve as pastor of the South
m NJ. e. Church this year.
Mrs. Charles Taylor, Jr., and fam
~ departed for her home in Colorado
'ity today, after spending the sum
ler with her husbands aunt, Mrs
:. H. Weston at Riverside.
Ida a. Craft of Brooklyn and Nell
:. Bennett of New York City were
ourist visitors who arrived from
iesa Verde yesterday evening This
corning they were off for the east
The Misses Addie, Elsie and Altha
ohnson accompanied their uncle.
'harles johnson to the Cedar Hill
aneh this morning, where they will
isit until Saturday evening.
A large box of flowers was sent
the Aztec vicinity today
be used in the decorations at the
)arty given in honor of Mrs. Win
lcCoy's birthday anniversary.
Mrs. d. NJ. Hayes of Denver, the
v. C. T. L. state superintendent Of
escue work, and Mrs. James Sleeth
istrict superintendent Of the local
" c. 7. u organization left for the
'ne river valley this morning where
he former is to deliver lectures at
gnacio and Bayfield, on the proposed
Ger amendment.
Miss Frances Tobey, dean of the
'mior college at Greeley, was guest
It the Savoy last night on her way
her headquarters. She spent the
arly part of the week visiting Mesa
erde.
Alfred j. Black and F. GarbeIry Of
trvondale, Harry Armstrong and
hrs. Armstrong Of Pagosa Springs
"ere members Of motor party who
eturned to Pagosa last evening, aft
p spending the day in town.
Miss Mary lockwood is another
Ugh school graduate who viii pursue
er studies at high institution Of
earning this year. She leaves early
September for Wisconsin where
he is to be a student at Stout In
titute again.
Mrs. J. A Graves of Aztec was a
,uest at the McNeely house last
light who departed for Aspen this
morning. She was accompanied by
her grand children Colleen and Jerome
Graves who are returning home to at
'end school, after spending the sum
mer with their grand mother.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Flack, mis-
Fionaries to the Navajo Indians, ar
arrived from Carico, Ariz. Wednesday
| with their nephew, Henry Patton who
was on his way to Springfield, Mis-
souri, to attend school. after spending
the summer with them on the reser-
vation.