Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-12-06

Dr. StilltanS reports a boy at TIL
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sheets
Just as the whistle blew at 6 oclocl
last night.
Prof. Feichtinger will spend a few
days at Aztec. having call to tune
number of pianos. He went dowI
this morning.
The oldest inhabitant says this sec
tion never experienced so mucl
cloudy and stormy weather at thi,
season of the year.
Mrs. S. II. Crittenden of Silvertor
was a passenger yesterday morning
bound for the California coast tc
spend the winter.
l.. G. Wrather is making one of his
regular trips through this section call
ing on people who need typewriters
He went to Aztec this morning
| O.
| F. c. Perkins. register of the United
States land office. returned Saturday
eveing from a trip lasting fifteen
days. having been visiting in Denver.
Mrs. Ellen Carbis will move from
| Silverton to her ranch in the Animas
| valley on the first OF January, at
| which time her term as county super
| intendent expires.
II. II. Matheson, the electric wire
! man, came up from Aztec to spend
Sunday at home and returned this
| morning to finish wiring number of
| new houses.
N. T. Bowman brought his pack
animals and freighting outfit dowr
from Silverton yesterday and will
take them on to San Juan county, n.
NJ. for the winter.
Ten years ago Angus Snedaker. just
after visit to Ely, New, said TO the
writer of this item that Ely would
some day be great camp. 1t had
! then been asleep for many years.
O.
1t is reported that Rev. ]. NJ. Nc
Comb OF Bayfield, will return to India
to resume his missionary work. Mr.
McComb spent several years in India
in that line.
Ben Hays has bought the residence
house on asst Second avenue on the
North Side of Joe Ties and is occupy
ing the house. The sale was made
through Arnold & Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hudson and
children passed through yesterday
morning from Silverton on their way
10 the coast, where they will put in
time to escape the hard winter ahead
at Silverton.
Miss Florence King returned Satur-
day evening from Dolores, where she
went to spend Thanksgiving with her
father. She also visited Cortez and
Mancos. attending the meeting of the
couty teachers held there on Friday.
Miss Bossert, head nurse at the
Mercy hospital. said goodbye to quite
a party of friends who were at the
depot to see her off yesterday morn.
ing. and departed for Chicago to re
main.
Miss May Bradford and Miss Violet
Riddlin, two popular teachers of Pa
gosa Springs, who had been visiting
in Durango a few days, the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Alexander. de-
parted for home yesterday morning.
According TO the Mancos Times
Tribune, A. Krumpanitzky has gone
to Carbondale to look through the
dairy herd owned by f. II. Grubb,
president of the state board of agri-
culture, with the view of buying some
thoroughbreds.
II. V. Ausburn, former editor of the
Mancos Times was shaking hands
with friends in townt his week. Mr..
Ausburn recently came in from Bis
mark, N. D., and will spend a few
NethS ioohiHS dlleT MS DubineSS III
terests here.-Mancos Times-Tribune
Joe Prewitt returned Saturday af-
ter taking Mrs. Prewitt and the girls
to Gallup, and seeing them off for
Southern California. where they will
remain during the greater part of the
winter, and until ready to take up
their new residence in Albuquerque,
-Farmington Enterprise
c. Il. Robin and son have returned
from California, where they went with
Mrs. Robin a few weeks ago for her
health. She will remain on the coast
probably all winter. Mr.. Robin and
son spent Saturday night at the Stra.
ter and continued on to Silverton Sun.
day morning.
Mrs. Joe Kikel died at 1890 last
night at her home on Third street
and Fourth avenue. She leaves a hus-
band and 6 Children boys and girl.
Her husband is miner at the city
coal mine Mrs Kikel had heen eick