Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19

| Sixteen Montezuma residents are
registered at the Southern.
| Mrs. A. S. Walters has favorable
prospects of being released from the
hospital at the end of the week.
| Winter played return engage
ment this morning about $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sullivan are
down from Rico, guests at the Palace.
| Mrs. Leslie Smith is over from Pa
gosa Springs, a guest at the Strater.
| f. B. Pounds and son c. e! Pounds
are in from Chama on business mis-
sion
w. .B. Chockley is in from Arboles
IN a combined business and pleasure
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hayes of Man
cos were among the travellers home
ward bound this morning.
| n tal VI nay AOl tut ipCdl
! markets was loaded at the Charles
johnson ranch, Cedar Hill yesterday.
March gave this section the pro
verbal "57" varieties of weather to-
day.
Mrs. Asa Martin returned to Aztec
today after a visit with her grand
son, Bob Eddy and his parents.
Mrs. w. c. Kindred Of North Du-
fango departed for Greely this morn
lng, where she will visit while.
A hen-peclsed husband arises to re-
mark that the senate isn't the only
place cloture rule is needed.
w. S. McNeely's condition is show
ing considerable improvement this
week
Mrs. Dick Simpson and little son
returned to Pennington today after
spending the night in town.
Divorce court records indicate
there is difference between Indian
summer courtships and warmed over
affections.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cox, formerly
IF Mancos, departed this morning for
Ashfork, Arizona, where they expect
to locate.
Mrs. John Weaver returned to
Mancos today after spending a week
here, the house guest of Mrs. VIII
Wiggles worth.
Among the former Durango resi-
dents visiting here are Rev. and Mrs
L. w. Gunby, who arrived from
Farmington last evening. They are
topping at the Savoy.
Harry Kelly and sister-in-law Miss
lila Hammond, We're summoned here
rom Lebanon yesterday afternoon
~ the serious illness of Mrs. Kelly,
Who is patient at Ochsner's.
A Kansas farmer marketed load
# hogs the other day that brought
lin S700. There was a time in the
memory of several people now living
when poor people had bacon to eat.
After visiting her dauphter Mrs,
larry Baldwin at Pennington, Mrs.
larry Eldredge went to Pagosa
springs this morning where he son
resides.
Little Mary Frances Hickey of Sill
verton who had mastoid operation
at Mercy hospital Saturday was able
to be released from hospital jurisdic~
tion yesterday and is now at the Sa-
voy where she and her mother will
remain until she makes complete
recovery.
The Misses Margaret Ong of Ig-
nacio and Ora Harris of Bayfield,
were among the teachers who arrived
last night to take the county evaml-
nation in progress at Woodmen hall.
The Mancos section acquired six
new residents today, in the persons
of C. +. Seller, wife and four chill
dren, who arrived last night from
Florida en- route to the new home.
Herb Bra Me. editor of the Farm
ington Enterprise, returned home to-
day, after a trip that covered several
good sized towns and n few waysidc
stations.
j. A. Clay, general manager of the
Western Colorado Power company,
arrived from Montrose via Silverton
last night. He was accompanied by
c. j. Moynahan.
Mrs. Walter Foley is home from
Los Angeles where she spent several