Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-24
q LOCALS


here today on supply purchasing ex-
petition.
Mrs. Elmyra Parker of the Flo
rida mesa was Il business visitor in
Durango. today.
George Raymond was down from
the Animas valley today on bust
ness mission.
Roy Tarbell of the Animas valley
was here on ranch business this fore
noon.
Mrs. c. S. Casad arrived from Sill
verton this morning for a visit with
Mrs. A. r. Lewis.
DR.. Holt and family of Aztec were
the travellers homeward bound
this morning.
The San Juan creamery is supply
ing every soda fountain in Silverton
with ice cream.
Mrs. William Mamma of Oxford pat
ronized local mercantile establish
inents this afternoon.
The Telluride Examiner refers to
the Sliding scenery" along the d. G.
Il. G. S.
Miss Mable Skoog is home from the
Mancos vicinity where she spent n
few days on the Skoog ranch.
Travellers returning from the noun
aims still bringing bouquets of the
tate flower, the blue columbine.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Melrose of
Denver are over from Pa
rosa Springs, guests at the Strater.
George Berger has gone to the Orc
'ino district to spend his three
months vacation developing his min
ing claims.
f. X. Ball, one of the successful
'oultry raisers Of the Oxford section
larketed eggs at Gradcn's today.
Mrs. Taylor Maddox returned from
iancos last night where she attend
d the Southern NJ. Il. Conference.
Jake Wilson, "A former city com
issioner here, is patient in a Dal-
IS hospital, suffering with typhoid
fever
Nj. II. Macleod and Malcom Mac.
cod of Pueblo were bound for Elec-
IA lakes this morning to enjoy an
uting.
After spending their vacation in
Durango, Mrs. Divea and son return
d to the Shiprock agency this morn
'ng.
James c. Sorenson of Salt Lake is
liking the McNeely house his head
larters while soliciting business in
'urango.
William Gill and family returned
the Parrot City ranch today aft
spending Sunday in town lusti-
ating.
+. NJ. Huff was among the return
1g travellers on last nights South
n who had been attending South
m NJ. F.. Conference at Mancos.
Alice Morgan, little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. F. Morgan of Arri-
Ia, underwent light operation for
cnsilitis at Mercy Hospital today.
Game Warden w. B. Cummings re,
"rned from Mancos last evening
here he spent few days scouting
or violaters Of the game law.
Matt Lolita of the Black Bear prop
rites in the Telluride camp has en-
tered Ochsner's hospital for treat.
'nent for deep cervical infection.
Charles and Frank Thompson were
i from Griffith this forenoon after
valuable sheep they purchased from
he Bagby G. Coppinger flocks.
B. A. Candalaria of the Rosa sec
ion was in on ranch and stock busi-
'ess today, His wife accompanied
him.
X. NJ. Murray returned to the
Southern Ute agency this morning,
where he is acting as clerk until an
eligible in the Civil Service can be
ecured.
Nirga Young La Verma Rogerson
and John Young We're members of a
motor party from Monticello, Utah,
''ho registered at the Southern last
hight.
c. S. Casad is working over on
Bear Creek developing Mrs. A. r.
'-ewis' claim, the Bell Hamilton, a
property that promises to become one
Of the steady shippers of the section.
A report in the Santa Fe New Mex
lean states that Jay Turley, formely
Of Aztec, has been admitted to the
Ear of New Mexico, upon examination
'y the State Board.
Miss Margaret Sponsel, daughter
IT Mr.. and Mrs. John Sponsel of this
ity took the VOWS necessary to be-
come a sister of Mercy, at the Mercy
novitiate at Aurora, near Denver,
few days ago. Miss Sponsel will be
nown as Sister Pauline. in religious