Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-23

,ist for time-until haying is over.
John Bolton lost five head OF fine
black Polled Angus cattle by lightning
At his place below Ignacio Friday last.
rhe bunch was killed by one bolt.
Miss Rose Creighton and mother.
Mrs. Mary Creighton, were returning
from Denver last evening.
They left for their home In Bloomfield
Today.
Mrs. Ralph Barnett and Misses Jes-
sic and SaIlie Wright of Hereford,
Tex, stayed over night in town and
left on Sundays flyer to visit friends
at Aztec
MIR. and Mrs. T. M. Jordon we're
arrivals on Saturdays eastern from
They left Sunday morn
ing for Mancos where they will visit
Mrs. Jordon's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lewis were arrivals
on last nights eastern from Cleve-
land They went to Pennington today
to be the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
l.. Davis for rev WeekB-
Mrs. Mona A. Todd, daughter of w.
B. Todd OF this city. underwent a
critical operation Saturday at Ochs-
ner hospital. She Is getting along beau
tifully.
Telluride people went to Ouray yes
terday $50 strong and Witnessed their
ball team defeated by the Ouray boys
by u score of II to 8. The Telluride
boys report splendid time.
B. +. Humes, who has been look
ing after his land interests near Do
lores, returned to his home In Horace,
Kans, today. Mr.. Humes is proprietor
of the Railroad hotel at Horace.
Fred Bunker and A. M. Hubbard, Az
tee pioneer business men, passed
to Silverton Saturday even
ing. They came down on this morn
ing's train and are spending the day
in Durango.
jim O'Driscoll, son OF Florence
ODriscoll of this city. who was in
jured sometime ago In runaway
and was taken to Mercy hospital suf-
fering with a broken leg, is almost
well and will return home next We'd
nesday.
C. o. Clark, who sold his Cortez
Herald last week. came over last even
ing. this morning going to the La
Platas, then to Cortez to close up
some business when he will put in
most OF the summer looking after min
ing interests.
Major H. Randolph and wife
came In from Mancos last even
ing and stayed over night with Mr.
and Mrs. John Ball. Major Randolph
is superintendent OF the Mesa Verde
ruins and left for Denver this morning
on business. They will return In about
ten days.
A deed of trust to the public trus ee
for the use OF bond holders was iiled
for record today by the Red Men in
the county clerks office. They are
taking up their old bond issue md
have issued a new one to pay off
the old. The bonds are payable in
issue is for $4,000.
o.
Hubert Hall, the new proprietor and
editor OF the Cortez Herald, is In the
city, returning home tomorrow morn
ng. Mr.. Hall is an enthusiastic Re-
publican and believes In Republican
principles. and will devote his ener-
sies to this end. Here is wishing The |
n a 81,
lew ownership.
A change in time of leaving OF the |
Rio Grande Southern took place this |
and as no notice had been |
given those who were at the depot |
o take the train at the old time, we're |
n for n long wait. The train now
caves for Telluride at 9:35 and viii
.rrive at Telluride at 6:15. No change
n the running time coming this way
DR.. Bayard Craig preached very
sermon at the Methodist
hurch last evening. taking for his sub
ect THE Church and the Welfare of
he Community" The doctor told of
he relations that should exist between
'hristian workers in the various
hurches and the attitude OF the pub
lc. He also reviewed the work In
)enver and how the Christian forces
ad united for a better Denver.
General Charles d. Pfafflin, com.
lander OF Colorado brigade, uniform
ank. Knights of Pythias, who install
d the officers OF the Durango com
any Saturday evening. returned to
'enver yesterday morning. He will
,ave Denver almost Immediately for
oston where he is due on the 25th.
he Knights report a splendid time
eside the program and refreshments
,ere was a reception for their dis
nguished guest and everything end
up In dance.
Mrs. o. s. Galbreath and brother.
Gorge w. Jackson and wife were
rivals Saturday evening from Good
ttsville. Tenn. o. g. says Mr.. Jack
IN Is an ardent Taft supporter, which
'minds us Of the story of the Widow
The lady informed her small |
IN that she was about to marry DR..
rown. The boy looked at her medi-
lively a moment and then said,
3ully for you. mai" Does Brown
Mrs. 8. H. Masters Of La Posta, Mrs. '
avis Wylde and daughter of Ovid, {