Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-11

Be sure and read proceedings OF
the board of trade, Looks good to
man up a tree.
DIR. Martin assisted the stork at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Scott
Sunday night Fine boy All doing
nicely.
County superintendent Mrs. Rose
pha Pulford left for Elco this morn
ing to visit the school. Mr.. McRea
is the teacher.
Mrs. Paul Backinger was return
ing passenger TO Hermosa this morn
ing after few days visit with her
sister, Mrs. Harry Fry.
Mrs. T. Fl. Wigglesworth went up
TO her ranch In the Animas valley this
morning. after a visit with Mrs. VI. H
Wigglesworth and children.
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Miss Pauline Van Slyck departed for
her home in Silverton this morning
after a pleasant visit with Mrs. A. l.
Davis for the past two weeks.
Harley Moore resumed his duties as
operator at the depot this morning
Those of us who have business at the
depot are pleased to see him back at
his old post
Miss Stella Arndt departed for Den
yer today, to visit friends, going on
later to Joplin. Mo, where she will
visit her mother Miss Arndt expects
to make an extended visit
W 4. Mitchell ci Silverton and Rob
ert Glatzell of Howardsville were in
the city last night. passing through
from Silverton to Denver. They went
out on the eastern this morning.
Mrs. p. A Carson and baby depart
ed This morning for Pueblo to visit
her mother, Mrs, A. NJ. Clark, until
after the holidays. Mr.. Carson will
ioi his family in Pueblo In time to
81 end Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Car.
son make their hcme at the Savoy.
Pacific railroad surveyors were in the
city Sunday and Monday. First time
they have had an opportunity of en-.
ioying city life for some time. They
were all in need OF supplies and our
merchants supplied their wants.
s. S. Bellesfield. formerly linotype
operator for John Higgins, was in the
city last night, arriving from Pueblo
Mr. Bellesfield served his country as
representative in the Sixteenth Gen
eral assembly, and is now an employe
of the state. He went out on the
Southern this morning.
Alexander Nesbitt. sheriff of Denver
county. and II. A. Petit and F. J. Dal-
| zell. returned from Rico last night,
or business that involved trip
through some of the mines. Mr. Mes
bitt would not say whether he was
after criminal or looking over some
mining property. The gentlemen de-
parted for Denver this morning
| Captain Charles F. Burton. shipper
intendent of the Grand Junction In
dian school, came in on the Red Apple
train last night on his way from Ship
rock and Pueblo Bonita. Captain Bur
ton departed for Grand Junction this
morning, over the Southern. Durango
people will remember he was in Du
range with Saul Halyve, the Marathon
runner. during the athletic meet.
Miss Nellie Coyne of La Plata, N
NJ, left this morning for Aztec where
she will visit friends, before return
ing home Miss Coyne, who was one
of San Juan county's efficient teach
ers, is taking a vacation this year
She was the guest of the Misses
Clarke of this city for about ten days.
| Mayor Goodman is very anxious for
the city of Durango to be represented
at the rate convention to be held In
Denver next week. Those appointed
by the governor are expected to at
tend but surely there should be more
and If they will make 1t known Mayor
Goodman will give the necessary Gre
dentials
a phone message from Mercy hospi-
tai at 3 this afternoon conveys the
| pleasing Information that 7. e. Peter
son underwent the operation for ap
pendicltis this morning very nicely
and is resting well this afternoon DR.
iaggart, assisted by Drs. Lackey and
Hutchinson, performed the operation
The many friends of the Peterson