Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-04

Vernon an dForrest Sanders leave
for the state university tomorrow.
this is Vernon's first year. Forrest
is junior.
Miss Alyina Hughes, daughter OF
Mrs. Ida Hughes, left for Boulder to-
day, where she will enter the state
university.
Gilbert Carpenter, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w. Carpenter of Mancos, was
among the boys bound for the state
university this marning.
Thomas Rodgers, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rodgers, left for Chi
cago this morning to enter Granville
college this year.
Miss Alice Hampton who has been
appointed teacher at the Tomboy
school in the Telluride district, left
for that point this morning.
Miss Nell McCartey went out to
Tiffany to spend the week end with
friends. Early in the week she goes
to Bayfield, where she is to teach this
winter.
Miss Isabel Mccormick, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Mccormick OF
North Durango, departed for Den
yer this morning to enter Barnes bust
ness college.
Basil Isgar, youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Isgar, left for Den
yer this morning, where he will be a
student in Sacred Heart college this
winter.
Mrs. S. H. Playter and daughter
Miss Lucy were arrivals from Kan
sas City last night on their way to
Pennington where the former is go
ing to teach this year.
Mrs. Effie Bryce went to Elco to,
day to make the acquaintance of hel
new grandson, the babe that arrived
at the John Bryce home a couple OF
lays ago. She was accompanied 0y
Mrs, Florence O'Driscoll and her sis
ter Mrs. Slayton of Kansas City
The ladies We're friends in girlhood
| lays.
Richard Macomb was among the
Durango high school graduates of
or college today. His destination i,
Fort Collins where he will attend thc
state agricultural school.
Miss Anna Wyman leaves for hei
home in Silverton tonight. She Wis
ted awhile in Mancos with Miss Car.
,ine Brown, and on her return stop.
,ed here for visit with Miss Dolores
Mccormick.
Sam Frizzell of the Fall creek sec
ion was among the out of town pat
ons at Otis McGirr's today.
| Miss Myrtle Meinz of Monte Vista
,as traveller bound for Montezuma
alley today.
The Misses Shaffer, daughters OF
he Milt Shaffer household were in
rom the Anmas valley today on .
hopping expedition.
i Walter NJ. Brown and daughters OF
he Upper Animas were in town or
marketing expedition this after.
loon.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
| W. f. church will meet tomorrow aft
: ,rnoon at the home of Mrs. Davis
i92, Fifth avenue.
w. B. Odom, who is connected witt
he Shiprock school, was a guest a
she Savoy last night, who left thi
morning for his old home in Birming
nam, Alabama.
After quite an extended visit witt
heir sister and aunt Mrs. Anne Bar
rard at Shiprocl,, Mrs. C. w. Axtel
} md children departed this mornini
, or their home in Omaha.
Mrs. Fillmore Hand is down from
r Hermosa visiting her daughter Mrs
: Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward G. Weaver ar,
n Longmont Colorado visiting Mr.
: Weaver's parents. Mr.. Weaver
lealth is improving rapidly and h
Expects to be able to work soon.
N. Carpenter motored over fror
Aontezuma county last night and lef
IN tba E,actarn +hig ,,,o,,,i,,,r Ga,
: Evanston, Illinois, his home. He spen
'ome time in the Cortez section visit
ng his brother.
Mr. and Mrs. James Allen We're Wis
tors from the Florida mesa today
Mrs. Allan has been in poor health o
ate and makes frequent trips to tow
or medical aid.
f. M. Bloodgood of the Animas val
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