Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY

AIRS. heece rorreSt OF Wallace
gulch patronized local store today.
Special Agent Ruby of the d. G.
r. q. is here on his usual mission.
Peter Fisher is over from Mancos,
having some dental work done.
l.. Kramer was among the arrivals
from Silverton this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Frey returned
to Aztec today.
Miss Bessie Spears left this morn
ing, after few days stay in Duran
go the guest of Mrs. Charles Still
well.
X. l.. Sullivan of the Sunset Lum-
ber company outfitted with supplies
from Graden's today.
George Smith is spending few
days with his relatives down ON the
San Juan.
Orval Ricketts, was bound for Farm
ington this morning, after one days
sojourn in our town.
Mrs. Agnes NJ. Pinyan and chill
dren Of Mancos left this morning for
Fort Worth, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. h. Irwin of Farm
lngton were among the travellers
homeward bound this morning.
c. Il. Hutchins, Dolores tonsorial
artist, came to town last night to
visit with his old time friends.
A. G. Corbett, carpenter from Do
iores, arrived last night to work on
the new school building.
NJ. j. Valdez is in from TERRA
Amarillo visiting his wife, who is a
patient in local hospital.
Sam Hanger returned to Riverside
today after transacting business in
town.
j. N. Chavez, a sheep man from
the Pagosa Junction section, is trans
acting business in town.
j. j. Henderson of the Hesperus
section was business visitor in Du-
range today.
f.. II. Burdick went to Rico this
| morning to do some surveying for
the Rico Mining company.
Mrs. Harley Hubbard is entertain
ing a relative, Mrs. Cora Evans WHIT
arrived from Minneapolis last night
Mrs. Harry Dixon, Sr., was down
from the Pine river ranch today ON a
business mission.
| Two auto loads of tourists arrived
from Arizona last evening to enjoy
the various attractions this section
has to offer.
j. b. Benedict and Mitchell Bene-
dict were tourist visitors from Den
yer, who registered at the Strater
last night.
Arthur Morris returned from Elec-
ira lake this morning where he en-
joyed brief outing. He was accom-
panied by the orme boys.
Miss A. Anderson returned to the
Fort Lewis school this morning, aft
er spending the night in town, guest
at the Savoy.
After visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hallford, Mrs. Frank Cape spent
the night at the Palace on her way
to her home in Walsenburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l. Frizzel of Fall
creek were among the out of town
folk giving Otis, McGirr's patronage
today.
| Will Spinning and nephew, Carl
Spinning were in from the Florida
mesa this afternoon, on a purchasing
expedition.
Harry Ayers and brother-in-law
Mr.. Huggins were over night visitors
from the Upper Florida, who made
the trip by auto.
More than one hudred and fifty
farmers in the San Juan basin are
sharing in the prosperity occasioned
by the creamery operating here.
The Misses Martha Wingate and
Mary Chapman went to the Florida
mesa today to visit Mrs. John Pear
son.
Thomas Hamor, superintendent of
the fish hatchery, spent the day in
the Elco section, looking after his
ranch interest.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Quinn were
passengers on the Red Apple line
this morning for their home in the
Flora Vista section.
Travelling men with embonpoint and
avoirdupois are the most frequent in
voicing their objection to the narrow
gauge railroad.
Mrs. J. d. Smock and Miss T.. C.
Smock, of Denver, departed this
morning, after visiting relative who
is n patient in local hospital.
| Miss Lillian Thompson and Miss
Nellie Males returned from Greeley
last night, where they attended the