Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-06

. the latter has been visiting Mrs. Nc
Coilister. r. s. ID. took the eyenin,
flyer TO Hermosa and Mrs. Hopkin
stayed over night with Mrs. Harges
himer.
c. L. Hosgland Is up from Red Mesa
Says crops are booming these days
Mr. Hoasland says outlook for Repub
lioan success liz La Plata county thi.
fall Is excellent providing Republic
ans work together. But success will
not come by consulting Democratic
traitors and knockers.
District Attorney Pulliam returned
from Rico last night where he went to
attend the cGse Of Joseph Thompson.
a man arrested for breaking Into a
freight car and stealing the contents.
The prisoner was bound over to the
district court in default OF $1,000
bond
| Mr.. and Mrs. Max Rindskopf arrived
last night from New York city on o
visit TO Mrs. Rindskoffs father, l.
| Lazarus and brothers, Ed and Harry.
Mrs. Rindskopf Is well known here
and as she has not visited Durango
for some time her friends In this
city, will be glad OF the opportunity to
| renew their old time associations.
-o--
William Dowell OF Chama, who has
been acting as conductor on the Sill
verton branch while Bob Lowe was
away, went to Chama this morning.
Otis Orme. who had the Red Apple
run, went back on the Sllverton today
and Bob is once more attending to
business on the Pennington line. The
planets are revolving In their regular
orbits again.
George DeLuche came In last night
from Blum City, Utah, where he rep
resented the interests OF a local com.
pany in the oil field excitement at
that place. Mr.. DeLuche brought back
" 'sshiPit VI oii anu says that tutTt
is great excitement In the district
over the amount and quality OF the oil
found.
Miss Maryiu Hartman, daughter OF
Judge Hartman OF Aztec, came UP last
night on her way east. This morning
Miss Hartman went TO Denver where
she will spend few days, continuing
10 South Dakota where she will visit
friends the rest OF the summer. This
fall, II her health permits. she will
re-enter the Columbian College OF Ex-
preston in Chicago. for the last years
work in elocution and oratory.
o
A very painful and distressing ac-
cident befell the eighteen months-old
baby boy OF Contractor and Mrs. G.
5. Hutchison a few days ago. The
babe was playing on the lawn around
4 lawn mower when young boy gave
the mower push, cutting the right
thumb off as slick as whistle just
back OF the frst joint, also two middle
fingers OF the land hand just back OF
sad to write this-to think OF the
wee prattling babe being thus af-
flicted.
morning for the east. where she will
spend the summer. Miss Ruth will
visit friends In Denver for three days
and will then go on to Illyria, o.,
where her fathers people live. On
July 10 she will join Miss Mary B.
lockwood. her aunt, In Pittsburg and
will remain during the hot weather
in the Huntington hills. Pennsylvania.
In September. Miss Ruth will accom-
pany her aunt to Baltimore. where
the latter has the chair OF Latin In
the Woman's college, and will enter as
a student Of the same school, her sis
ter Mrs. c. c. Perkins. attended some
years ago. Mr.. lockwood accompa-
MED his daughter as far as Denver,
where he will take in the Democratic
convention.
The approaching marriage of Arven
K. Chapman Of this city and Miss
Lois Louise Vance OF Ridgway is an.
nounced. The ceremony will take
place at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Endert, on Sunday morning, July
5th, at O'Clock. The groom is well
known in Durango as the successful
owner and manager OF the Durango
Novelty works. Miss Vance is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Vance.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Chapman will leave for Denver for
brief wedding trip. They viii be at
home to their friends after July is,
at 760 Second avenue.
IN AoAth-our AGAIN.