Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-12

| "Sht " DehNeT tnlS morning. lie may
decide to go east on visit to friends
and relatives in the prairie states.
S. w. Pingrey. United States com.
missioner. came in Saturday from n
trip to Pagosa Springs. where he heard
evidence in a number of land cases.
David Rachofsky, who has been at
Oschner hospital for several weeks
with a severe case OF appendicitis,
Is well again, and has returned home
| ]. c. Chapson, United States de
partment Of Justice, who was an ar.
rival Saturday evening from Pagosa
Springs, is in the city today on bust.
ness.
| Mrs. j. s. Jellin was an arrival Sat.
urday evening from Shenandoah, "a.
She was the guest of the Palace over
night. leaving Sunday morning on
| visit to friends at Mancos.
]. b. Lee and w. s. Stevenson of
Cortez John NJ. Selak and George e.
| Grebles of Mancos went to Aztec as
| witnesses In land case which comes
up in the district court convening
| there today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doty, parents of Mrs
: 7. S. Parsons, returned with her from
Durad, Wis, to spend the winter.
They are located in the Campbell
house on Fifth avenue.
Miss Mabel Greer, teacher at Rod
Mesa. spent Saturday and Sunday in
town. Miss Greer took out a nun
Der of supplies for her school, as well
number of new ideas suggested to
her by the county superintendent
Mrs. w. II. Schutt, who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
II. Atterbury, for several weeks, left
| with her children for Albuquerque to.
day. Mr.. Atterbury went to Hesperus
on a visit to another daughter for
| few days.
w. II. La Count is building an ex
tensive addition to his house on Fourth
avenue. which adds both beauty and
comfort to an already nice place. A
handsome dwelling is not only pleas.
ure to the owner, but is also benefit
! to the town.
Billy Mack, Harry Driscoll and Miss
Amy Driscoll, members of the com.
edy company which played In Du.
range last week, returned from Aztec
yesterday, after a very successful tour
In San Juan county. New Mexico.
They left for Alamosa today.
Tuesday evening, Nov. 10, there
will be an entertainment at the hall
OF the Woodmen of the World. by
the Women of Woodcraft. Admission
rs cents. Besides the entertainment
there will be fine supper. Business
people who cannot come early, come
for refreshments. By order of com
mittee.
Mrs. j. W. zimmerman and Miss
Katie Kerr came down from Hermosa
Saturday where the former has beer
visiting Mrs. T. A. Kerr for the past
ten days. They spent Sunday will
the Durango Kerrs. Mrs. Zimmerman
leaving for her home in Eugene, Ore.
today. Miss Kerr will return to Her
mosa on the evening train.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Kuhn and MI
Kuhn's mother, Mrs. Daniel Kuhn
I, were arrivals last evening from Pa
gosa Springs. Mr.. Kuhn, who Is
\ brakeman, has been transferred from
| the Pagosa Springs branch to tn
Pennington line OF the Denver G. Ri
|. Grande, and is moving his family /
| Durango.
y A party Of court officials who al
rived last night on the eastern, sta,
ing at the Strater overnight, left thl
morning for Aztec. where they will hol
district court. The party comprised
= Judge ]. r. McFie, f. C. Wilson, di
trict clerk; J. P. Conklin. interpreter
Judge A. ]. Abbott, United States a
4. 4. torney for the Pueblo Indians, all
~ Santa Fe. and District Attorney Ale
- Read OF TERRA Amarilla Court co
10 venes today with small docket.
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