Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-13

Miss Jessie Jack. The contracting
parties are well known and their Di-
range friends wish them happiness IN
their welded life. Ii
B. r. Greene came In from Arloa
Saturday evening to meet his wife.
who was recently operated on at 0chs
nsr hospital and has recovered sufa-
cientiy to return home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Green went out on the Southern to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Kirkpatrick re-
turned last night from the formers
old home in Illinois, where they spent
a month or two. putting In most Of
the winter in California. They Will
leave for their country home on Pine
river In a day or two.
DIR. w, w. McEwen went out to
his ranch at Arboles this morning to
set out some 800 trees-4oo apples. 100
plum, 200 pear, and 200 cherries. This
will make total of $500 trees the
doctor has set out this spring. on his
ranches at Cedar Hill and at Arboles
| Mrs. u. L. AIberts and daughter
came In from Rico Saturday evening
on their way to Denver. They were
guests OF the Palace over night, de-
parting on Sundays eastern. DIR. Al
berts is taking DR.. Dawson's place,
during the latter's absence on account
OF sickness.
r. A. Hoffman, field secretary for
| the Colorado Prison association. ar
hrived Saturday evening. Mr. Hoff-
man addressed the members of the
Methodist, Presbyterian and Episcopal
churches in behalf of the prison asso.
citation yesterday. and is visiting the
schools of the city today.
That is good law passed by the
last legislature providing sentence
. in the penitentiary for any one re-
!
; ceiving gains from fallen women II
has had the effect in Ouray Of getting
rid OF some of the lowest of creatures
: bearing human form. We will sooI
get rid Of them all.--Ouray Herald.
Joseph Pencil and father, James
Pencil, went out on the Southern thi'
: morning, the former to his home II
: San Diego. Cal, and the latter to Ne
vada. Mr.. Pencil came in about thfe'
, weeks ago with his adopted mother
q Mrs. Rhodes, who expects to reIuaii
1 in Durango and vicinity all summer.
& Grant Gifford's mother Is visitini
him for week or ten days. Mrs
Clifford came in the other evenini
s from the Montezuma valley where sh
l. has been visiting. and surprised MI
s clifford. who was expecting hsr. bu
not quite 50 soon, MrSlG g Gifeprf utiey 4
Q Peru, Iowa.
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Randolph and Mrs.
Walter Fewkes came In from Mauco
Saturday evening and spent Sunday II
town. This morning Mrs. Randolph
departed for Denver. Mrs. Fewkes re
turned to Mancos today. DR.. and Mrs
Fewkes arrived In Mancos last FIR!
day from Washington to spend I'll,
, summer at Mesa Verde, where III,
doctor has charge Of the repairing o
the ruins.
Saturday evening Harvey Shawve
and Miss Lillian Ward, both of Farm
ington, were married at the Southern
hotel, leaving almost Immediately TO
Trimble for their honeymoon. Mr.
Shawver was formerly a resident .
Durango, having gone to school there
!. His father built the Trimble SPRING
hotel. We wish Mr.. and Mrs. Shawve
the best Of fortune and long tint
to enjoy it.
II Rev. Thomas H. Scruggs. pastor O.
the Baptist church for fourteen month.
prior to Feb. 10th of this year, lef
this morning for Portland, Ore, ant
will make his home In the northwest
r The differences between Mr. Scruggs
and the church were settled by Mr.
Scruggs accepting payment of salary
voted due at recent meeting of the
church after investigation and unani
nous report of the trustees and dea
cons, the balance being about s2S3
This was paid in cash and we presume
as soon as the members can see their
way clear they will look around for
q pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Biggs are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Biggs. They
are from Canon City where they have
been residents long time, taking life
easy in their declining years. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. D. are the parents Of E. NJ.
Biggs. the well known saw mill man
They VIII probably remain until the
In OF ~ hA