Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-21

80 - iAbhihti went DOWN TO the
lower valley this morning.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. w. Heal
breath this morning. daughter.
; Geore Goodman went up to Silver.
ton last evening on a little business.
j. b. Patterson came down from Sill
verton this morning and continued on
t. Pagosa Springs.
o. F. Smallwood. prosperous ranch
er from the upper valley. came down
yesterday and remained over today.
Mr.. 4. p Camp is entertaining Mrs.
h. NJ. krumpanitzky and Miss Cowie
today at dinner at Trimble Springs.
Mrs Rod Day and children and her
sister. Miss Zelma Clapp, left last ev-
ening for ouray; via Silverton and
Red Mountain
Mr. Watson. father of Mrs p n.
Pattison arrived from Pueblo last ev-
ening and went down to the Farming
ton section this morning.
Mr.. N. c. Miller, Mrs. c. H. Snyder
Mrs. A. L. Nathan and Mrs r. H.
Tulley drove up to TrimRIe this mora
ing and snent thp dav
Thos. Smith left this morning for
Blackjack thirty miles south of Gal
lup. n. NJ. where he is employed in
the construction of a large reservoir
on the Yuma Indian reservation. He
will probably be down there several
months.
The case of the people against the
children of Christian Hanson for non
support will not be tried tomorrow as
previously announced 1t will be a
jury trial and the jury has yet to
be selected. The time for the trial
has not been set
Mrs. F. c. Perkins and Mrs Albert |
Kunkel, mother and sister of f. C. |
Perkins. We're Denver bound passen-
gers this morning. After a short stay
there Mrs. Kunkel will go to her home
in Spokane, Wash, and Mrs. Perkins |
will return to Durango A few days
ago Mrs. Kunkel arrived unexpected |
ly and pleasantly surprised her mother |
and brother.
Frank Wride, one of the prosperous |
ranchers of the lower Florida was |
ill the city today, marketing products |
and purchasing supplies.
The six months old child of Mr. |
and Mrs. George Thompson died about |
s o'clock this morning from cholera |
infantum. The funeral will be held |
tomorrow.
: The weather man has been predict |
fng local showers for several days. |
but hasn't been able to bring 1t around |
yet. The weather remains fine in spite |
OF the predictions.
Judge Clements says 1t is no great |
pleasure to him to have to send boys |
to the industrial school, but there are |
a number of youths who will receive |
his attention unless they attend school /
more regularly.
The Silverton camp of Woodmen of |
the World of which Robert Hannah |
was a member are arranging for a |
special train Sunday to bring them |
down TO the funeral In the nelghbor |
hood of hundred are expected |
NJ. NJ. Nelson, state evangelist of the |
Christian church begins tent meeting |
in Durango this evening. Tent is To-
Gated just north OF the court house |
on Second avenue. Mrs. Nelson will |
sing a solo each evening Everybody
invited to attend.
Word has been received from the |
brother of Robert II .nnah from Iowa
that he will start fer Durango at once |
and is expected I arrive Saturday. |
The funeral will h. held Sunday after |
noon at . o'clocl under the auspices |
OF the Woodmen of the World. Mrs
Hannah's sister arrived from Canon
City last evening.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Cortney, died at 1880 this
afternoon at the residence of her
brother-in-law. Bert Hustled, on Fourth
avenue of cancer of the breast, aged
81 years. She was brought here from
Colorado Springs short time ago
for medical treatment. The remains
will be taken to Colorado Springs Sat
urday morning for interment.