Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-11

c. e. Mcconnell of the Smelter City
bank. returned last evening from a
business trip TO Denver
departed for the outside this morning
Mr. Richardson feels elated over his
discharge by the district court
Miss Josie Hood left this morning
Tor Pueblo to resume her course as
nurse in the c. f. & l. hospital at
Pueblo.
Judge c. c. Holbrook of Alamosa
spent yesterday in the lower valley,
returning in the evening. He left for
home this morning.
The morning papers report that an
other one of the Japanese injured in
the Cumbres hill wreck died last night
is erroneous. The injured men are re-
ported this afternoon as getting along
nicely.
Conductor Jimmie McHolland OF the
Silverton branch returned last even
ing from three weeks business triD
to Idaho He jumped right into the
harness and took the run to Silverton
last night.
rhos. Lotus will return to Dolores
tomorrow morning. where he has
large force of men at work on his sub.
contract on the irrisa.ing canal He
can give employment to number OF
men if he can secure them
A. Il. Penley, timber inspector for
the Rio Grande. came down from the
upper Animas this morning. where he
had been looking over ties for the
company and went on east. His job
keeps him on the 90 all the time.
Miss Nellie Stock and Geo. w Da.
Wis We're married yesterday afternoon
at the Methodist church South. the
Rev. Frazier officiating. They will re.
side ON the Florida. The Herald
wishes them happiness and prosperity.
Francis Guiterman, general manager
OF the American Smelling and Refining
company, spent yesterday looking after
the company's interests at the local
smelter In company with Manager
Mclean. Mr.. Guiterman went to Sil.
verton last night and is spending the
day there on business connected with
his company.
Mr.. and Mrs. ?. NJ. Mcclellan depart
ed this morning for an extended trip
to outside points. They will stop
day or two at Pagosa Junction and
then go to Denver for a short stay
From Denver they will go where fancy
takes them. Pete said he didn't know
when he would be back, but he will
be gone several weeks unless business
interests demand his return.
John Kislingbury and daughter, An
ME. returned last night from a three
months trip to Los Angeles and coast
points, where they went for the bene-
fit of Mr.. Kislingbury's health. He is
SO much improved from the trip that
he looks and feels like a new man.
He will remain here for a week or ten
days and then go to Telluride, where
he expects to spend the winter
The selection of the jury to try D.
f. Day has occupied most OF the day
in the district court. AT noon the reg
ular panel was exhausted and spe.
cial venire was issued for twenty
names returnable this afternoon. It is
stated that one of the talismen stated
that he had lived in this section many
years and had never heard of the de
fendant. Think of that. will you?
United States Deputy Marshal Tom
caih vi bfHN'I bpfht tue HlRnl III
Durango. He had been subpoenaing
Witnesses east OF Durango to appear
in Denver to testify in the approach
ing trials.
Mr.. Garcia OF Silverton and Miss
Trujillo of Durango are to be married
on the 18th inst. The Herald reporter
happened to drop into the dressmaking
department OF Seins bazaar while the
young lady was regaling herself for
the first time in her wedding gar.
| ments. Miss Trujillo is mos;
beautiful Spanish girl and in her
wedding garments presented a very
pretty picture. The reporter was
granted permission to kiss the brides
maids. who happened to be present
but was told he would have to defer
the pleasure until the day OF the
wedding. You bet he viii be there tc
claim the privilege.
The death of Joseph A. Walker o