Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-18
THURSDAY


over night in our town.
Jim Nash, a Dolores cattleman,
is business visitor in Durango.
Steve Sideris was up from Bondad
last night
c. w. Carpenter of Allison was a
guest at the Palace last night
Miss Ilah Rock of Pagosa Springs
was an arrival from Silverton this
morning.
Attorney b. w. Ritter was bound
for the La Platas this morning on
mining business.
G.. r. Camfield of the Crozier In
dian agency was guest at the Savoy
last night.
Miss Ruth Lawson of Dolores spent
the night in town on her way to Sa-
lima, Kansas.
All travellers say that the San Juan
basin has the best climate in the
world.
r. H. Blunt, of the Little Mona
mine, entered Ochsner's hospital for
treatment today.
J. w. Dodson was down from Cas-
cade today on stock and land busi-
ness.
o. f. Dennis, an insurance agent,
is making the Southern his heaquar-
ters, while soliciting business here.
Mrs Della Ricketts, Of Pennington
went to Florida mesa this morning,
for visit with friends.
William Granger of New York left
for Walsenburg this morning after
spending some time in the Farming
ton section.
The condition of Miss Josie Hood,
who is patient in Denver hospital
is not as favorable as it was a week
ago.
II. II. Glover of Oklahoma, an In
dian service man, was bound for Ship
rock this morning on department bust
ness.
A shipment of 35 cars of stock
loaded at points on the Silverton
branch will pass thru Durango this
evening to the eastern markets.
Max Wright left this morning for
his home in Lincoln, Kansas, after
spending the summer here with his
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. E. d.
Smith.
Merchant Maurice Levey was in
from Tiffany this morning transact
ing business on the customers side
of the counter.
G. B. Jones, of Pueblo, travelling
passenger and freight agent for the
Missouri Pacific and the st. Louis,
Iron Mountain e. Southern railways,
is business visitor in Durango.
Rev. G. w. Reaser of Glendale, Cal
ifornia, was at the McNeely house
last night on his way to Dolores to
conduct a series of meetings for the
Seven Day Adventists.
Mrs. P. Joyce of Antonito and her
husbands newphew from Chicago
were among the homeward bound
travellers this morning. They had
been visiting relatives in Silverton.
Mr.. Owen returned to the Aztec vi
cinity this morning where he is in the
employe of Thomas Goulding. His
bride, nee Hattie Knowlton, will re-
main here with her parents for the
present.
James Frazier arrived from Cha
mute, Kansas, yesterday for visit
with his sons John and Robin Frazier
and families of Elco. He spent the
night in town with his grand daugh-
ter, Mrs. Louis Fink.
The latest road report issued by the
Mountain States Telephone company
shows all roads in the section good
except the highway between Hesperus
and Mancos which is rough, as a re-
suit Of the recent rains.
F. C. Stevens and Howard P.
Tweed of Denver were bound for the
La Platas this morning where the lat
ter will make special test of the
immense body of ore recently uncov-
cred at the Columbus.
The First NJ. f. Aid society will
meet with Mrs. d. NJ. Blair, 470 4th
avenue tomorrow afternoon at the
usual hour. All members and friends
OF the organization are cordially in
vited to attend.
Joe Neal of the Ignacio section
marketed ranch produce here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Burnham return
ed from the Animas valley this morn
ing.
Mrs. T. A Kerr was down from the
Animas valley today on a shopping
expedition.
Mrs. Ernest Beach is down from
La Plata, the guest of Mrs. W. b.
Wheeler of Junction crek.
Some boys who were scuffling in