Semi-weekly herald., 1908-12-24
LOCAL NEWo.
(From MONDAYS Daily 4

tFTOm mOnu&y1 DauyD
The funeral Of William Doll took
place this afternoon from the family
residence under the auspices of the
EIks.
A. l.. Pace and wife came In from
bayfield, last night and will be In town
for day or two. They are registered
at the Strater.
Miss Marie Hollingsworth. who has
been the guest of Mrs. C. N. Potts
OF this city. for several days, returned
to her home at Silverton this after
noon.
Mrs. A. v. Lacombe of Hesperus,
who has been visiting Mrs. e. H.
Ames of this city, went home today.
Mrs. Ames returned with her for a
week or two.
Mrs. John Kellenberger and daugh-
ter, Miss Erna, left for Denver this
morning to spend Christmas with Miss
Linda, who is attending Mrs. speer's
school there.
Mrs. Antonio Tam, who was block.
AIDED on Cumbres on her way from
visit with friends at Great Bend.
Kans., passed through to Silverton
this afternoon.
Miss Minnie Krause of Aztec, who
spent couple of days In town. re-
turned home this afternoon. Miss
Krause was the guest of the Palace
during her stay.
been here attending the high school,
departed for her home in Creede. this
morning, to spend her vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Weber.
Mrs. N. M. Kirk of the May Day
| mine, who has been staying In town
for few days, till the roads opened
up. departed for Baxter, N. M, this
| morning to spend the winter with her
| mother.
j. s. Hatcher and David Hersch,
both of the Hatcher Mercantile com
| pany of Pagosa Springs. arrived Satur-
day evening on business. F. s. Byrne
accompanied them. They returned
home this morning.
Mrs. d. e. Kight, who was operated
on for appendicitis at Ochsner hospital
some time ago, returned to her home
at Hesperus yesterday morning. Mr.
kight came down Saturday evening
and accompanied her home.
| Mrs. T. P. Sanderson was an out.
going passenger on today's eastern
She will meet Mr.. Sanderson at Ala
mosa, and go on with him to Denver
to spend the holidays, visiting rela
tives in the capital. as well as In Ar
vada.
Mrs. Thomas Johns and two sons
arrived on the eastern train which
4 reached Durango at 12:45 this after
noon. from Lloyd. O.. and went on to
Pennington today. to visit her brother,
A. L. Davis. Mrs. Johns expects to
remain about six weeks.
A drummer by the name OF Schwartz
was taken quite i'll on the train block.
| AIDED at Cumbres and as soon as the
road was opened the chair car was
attached to a locomotive and headed
for Alamosa with the sick man who
was in bad way yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Motheral of
Wichita. Kans.. went to Aztec this
afternoon to stay till after the holi-
| days. They will leave after Christmas
for Lake View, Ore, where they will
make their future home. They have
| been in Duranog about a couple of
weeks.
p. E. Smith. brother of L. Smith,
the engineer on the Silverton passen-
ger. arrived last night from Spokane,
where he is round house foreman on
the Great Northern. Mr.. Smith, who
is an old timer in Durango, is here
to visit his brother. and renew his old
friendships.
| Chas. A. Johnson is home again from
a trip to Bluff City. Mr.. johnson says
1t was terrible trip. 1t rained all
the time he was gone, SO that he was
not able to look around as he intend
ed. He expects to make the trip again
some time next month when a mum
ber of wells will be shot.
Mrs. NJ. Strong. who was expected
to arrive with Mr.. Strong this evening,
came In at 12:45 today. Mr.. Strong
accompanied her as far as Chama, re-
turning to Denver on account Of q
business engagement. Mrs. Strong will
spend Christmas with her parents,
Judge and Mrs. J. II. Terry.
Alfred Castner King. the blind poet.
went to Aztec this afternoon to place
his book, THE Passing OF the Storm
before the public. Mr.. King said he'd
be back in time to hang up his stock
| ing. Sunday morning he played the