Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-02-11

OF the land marks.
c. c. Wright writes that he arrived
in Nevada In due time and believe:
he will like the change. We hope tt
have letter from him for publica
tion in the near future.
Miss Lucille MarlSley departed this
morning for her home in Philadelphia
after spending some time with her
family at Pennington and visiting Du.
range friends.
Andy Chitwood is back In the Horse
shoe club again. having purchased the
place from Cummings & Hawkins yes
terday afternoon. The company part
operating with Mr.. Chitwood is not
announced.
Miss Hattie Mashburn enjoyed her
first walk about town this morning
since before the holidays. She con.
tinues to improve, at the same time
the severe illness which she under
went is very noticeable.
Scotty Gaukroger is feeling consid-
erably better since having the abcess
in his throat lanced. DR., A. l.. Davis
performed the difficult task. Scotty
says he will try and see that his
children have the measles at the
proper age. Don't blame him bit
Mrs. r. II. Gaines suffered bruises
and cuts about the face and head yes
terday by being thrown from a We
hicle in which she was coming to
town from her Animas valley resi-
dence, the horse becoming frightened
and upsetting the rig.
Roy Hall was in from Ignacio over
night, stopping at the Strater. Mt.
Hall was accompanied by his sister,
Miss Marian Harwood. who will vlsl.
Durango friends a few days, Mr.. Hall
returning home this morning. Miss
Harwood Is quite favorite In Du-
range and always receives welcome.
The funeral of Dennis Allen, the 16-
year-old boy who died at Mercy hos
MI tat tel, tln ~
fects Of blood poisoning produced by
bullet, took place at o'clock this
afternoon from st. Columba's church.
The parents have the sympathy OF
many friends In their bereavement.
VIM. Swanson, OF the Piedra, who
underwent an operation for appendl-
citis and gall stones at the Ochsner
hospital the other day, is getting along
nicely and expects to be able to re
turn home the later part OF the
month a well man, relieved from the
cause of his suffering for many years.
We hope so.
ance today. the first in ten days.
having been laid up with a very Sc
we're Siege OF the grip. And he
shows evidences OF having hard
tustle, but landed victory. He will
take It quiet another day and then
take charge Of the usual Sunday serv'
ices, waiting until next week to re
sumo his social duties as pastor.
With three informations filed
against David F. Day in Justice Hecht
mans court yesterday afternoon
charging him with selling liquor te
minors, the Colonelt?) Is facing 1;
counts. But he strenuously objected
when the district attorney asked Mr.
Hechtman to set the hearing In thu
three cases on Wednesday. the 18th
Hearing will take place tomorrow.
Dan lnO1ntOn WAS III iroih 'h' iohN'
today, looking but little the wors'
| for coming in contact with the him
| foot Of one OF his lively colts whicl
landed him one over the eye. IT.
a wonder the skull was not crushed
| AS It is the scalp shows a big sea
and the eyelid also indicates heav
blow. Mr.. Thornton says spring ha
arrived on the Florida, at least az
cording to birds that make their at
vent after cold weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. w. Hicks. peopl
on the. shady side of life, seekin
climate 10 pass their reclining year
with some comfort. were arrivals fror
Creston, Ia. last evening. stoppin
over night at the Southern. They lei
this morning for Pennington with
view of looking up a fruit orchard an
II not satisfied will return and Il
vestigate the section around Durang
Mr.. Hicks says he Is tired of cold an
changeable weather.
Mr.. Walter Campbell and Miss Rut