Semi-weekly herald., 1916-12-25
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY

Miss Mae Chittenden, deputy dis
trict clerk, is quite i'll with grip.
w. Carson was an arrival from the
east last night en- route to his old
home town. Pennington.
Robert Banks was an early morn
ing business visitor from the Florida
mesa.
Miss Lucille johnson is among the
college students scheduled to arrive
tonight.
Miss Edna Turner, Latin teacher in
| the high school, departed for Boulder
this morning for the holidays.
Miss Ruth jackson win spend the
holiday recess with her relatives at
Aztec. She left for that point this
morning.
In passing round Christmas cheer
this year do not forget the folk at
| the Poor Farm.
| l., b. Furman, location engineer
for the ID. & r. G., went to Farm
ington today to pass the holiday sea-
son with Mrs. Furman and the boys.
Mrs. C. f. Watson arrived last
night to spend the holiday season
with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Turn
er.
Mrs. VIII Wigglesworth and son
Jim went to Dolores this morn
ing to spend the holidays with their
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James German left
for Canon City this morning for
fortnight's visit with Mrs. German
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheidler of Farm ng-
ton were bound for Ignacio this
| morning to spend the holidays with
their daughter.
Mrs. Tom Riddle and her daughter
and son were passengers to Cedar
Hill today. They were here for
Christmas shopping.
Mrs. Wallace Wilson went to Pa
gosa Springs this morning for a
lew days visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dickerson.
D. R. Smith of Cortez was guest
at the Palace last night on his way
nome from Denver where stock bust
ness occupied his attention.
Mrs. Charles Singleton returned to
Shiprock this morning. Her little
laughter has recovered sufficiently
from her recent illness to accompany
her.
The Smuggler, S. G. G., Ross and
Silver Lake were among the proper
ties represented in the ore shipments
received at the local smelter last
night.
Roy Hall, state treasurer elect OF
New Mexico was business visitor
from Chama last night. Mr.. Hall
has selected present county treasur-
er, Heflin, of San Juan County, n
NJ, for his deputy.
Tonmie Lewis, a former d. Il r.
G.. employe who is now a prosperous
flock master, is over from Dolores
on business connected with his stock
| and ranch interests.
Miss Marie Matley, one of Duran
go's successful teachers, went to the
Sunnyside section this morning to
spend her vacation with her aunts
and uncles, the Sullivan brothers and
| sisters.
Charles Griffith of the Florida
mesa departed for Fort Lupton today
to spend the holidays with his wife
and daughter who have been visiting
the latter's grandparents for several
weeks. On his return home his fam
lily will accompany him.
Mrs. L. NJ. Ricketts, and her daugh-
ter Miss Aimee, the Rosa teacher,
were guests at the McNeely house
last night en- route to Farming ton
to make the acquaintance of Mrs.
Ricketts, new grand baby, the jun
ior member of Mr.. and Mrs. Oryal
Ricketts, family.
Hallarite Business.
Jesse Hallar of MonteZuma county
departed for Denver this morning
where he expects to close the deal
for his "Hallarite" properties that
has been pending for some time. The
consideration is not given but it is
understood to be one of the largest
mining transactions in the annals of
the southwest.
Fine Boy.
One Of the finest boys registered
in our town for many moons arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Mccartney this morning at 2 o'clock.
The new conner tips the scales at 8
pounds. The proud father announces
the little fellow will follow in the
| footsteps of his sire and play the