Semi-weekly herald., 1917-09-27
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
FROM MONDAYS DAILY

LOCALS AND PERSONALS
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
Francis Dobbins returned from
Kansas City last night where hs fin
ished course In an automobile
school.
Jack Montieth is back to the old
grind after spending fsw days w.
cation at his father'a ranch on the
Florida mesa.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Jackson of Den
yer were bound for San Juan county,
New Mexico this afternoon, where
'eheir land interests are located.
J. NJ. Clark of Cortez was home
ward bound this morning after rep
resenting the lodge in his town at the
grand lodge in Denver, last week.
' Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Carpenter and
son of Carlton, Miss, were pas
!. sengers to Aztec this Afternoon
: where daughter of the family re-
sides.
Y In the vernacular of the railroad
: men, Bob" Rice, the mail clerk, rode
the cushions when he travelled east
!; this morning. He WIS bound
q for Chicago to spend his vacation.
Z Miss Ruth Searcy, Judge and Mrs.
!. W. N. Searcy's eldest daughter de-
parted for California this morning
. to enter Stanford university for her
sophomore year.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ware and son
. John started by auto for Gallup this
4 morning where the latter will board
: the train for California to enter STAN
8 ford university for his junior year.
"a 80
n w. ]. McClelland, deputy u. s.
j Marshal, H. S. Trip of Washington:
, d. C. and w. F. Daily and A. n.
4 Gardner of Denver arrived last night
on U. S. District court business.
d Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Trimble ar,
K rived on last nights Eastern and con-
tinued their travels to Aztec by a',to
Mrs. Trimble is daughter of the
Aztec postmistress.
Mrs. G. F. Letter and son Jock ar
rived from Tishomingo, Oklahoma
last night on their way to ShiprocL
& where Mrs. Letter has matron't pe-
/ sition awaiting her in the Indian
school.
y Clarence Eynon, son Of David Ey-
1, non manager of the grocery depart.
Il ment at Graden's, las been pledged
4 to the Beta Theta Pi fraternity, at
4 the state school Of mines, whore he
4 is a student.
~ Engineer Leo Croonenberghs re
,,ttarncd last night from business trip
4 to Telluride. Mr.. Croonenberghs il
making satisfactory recovery from
g the injuries he sustained in mine
: accident few months ago, and sx-
4 poets to be able to return to his rail-
J road duties in couple of weeks.
i j. H. McHolland, head of Ivanhoe
commandery, returned last night
from Denver where he represented
the Durango lodge at the annual meet
! ing of the grand commandery. Hs|
I remained over In the eity sns dry
after the session ended on business in
. connection with the commapdsry.
The motorists in our town who did
not participate in the socisbility run
to Pennington yesterday are harbor.
/ ing the deepest regrets. The heavy
clouds that hung over the mouptains
yesterday morning bluffed SCORES, of
people and kept them from making
I the trip.
DR.. C. A. Pollard left yesterday for
Pagosa Springs whsre he will spsnd
week. He is expecting q call to|
the medical department Of the army
: next week and will not be back to
Mancos again until after the war u
over and he is mustered out Of SER
vice. and he is not sure he u coming
back then, Gays the Msneos Tfnes-
Tribune, DR., Pollard Waa 4 fnrmAr
J Durango rezident
s Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Pate Of Boston
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Towns Of