Semi-weekly herald., 1909-12-23
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
Silyerton reports only 80 below Sal
pr4ay night. Just north pole zephyl
-
4 A little daughter registered at tn
shome of w. W. Bay yesterday. Sh
swill remain until Prince charmin
sclaims her.
/ Mrs. Frank Enter came up fron
IIgnscio last night to look after he
freal estate interests here. Hher III
tile daughter accompanied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Laher and Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Sullivan are among thu
Pine river visitors who nre doing thei
christmas shopping In Durango today
Y Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Hurley of Silverton
who have been spending few day.
with Mr. and Mrs. VIII Hart, departed
/ for Chama this morning. Mrs. Hurle,
and Mrs. Hart are sisters.
Express Messenger McCabe, who
was injured by the train being ditched
at Telluride Friday night, is getting
along very nicely He will be able to
resume his duties in about ten days
Mrs. d. G. Clarke returned to- Ok
ford this morning. Mrs. Clarke has
been the guest OF Mrs. T. II Wiggles-
worth at Waterfall ranch for the past
week.
Miss zlporah Mason and her two
little sisters returned to their home
at Sunnyside on the Pennington
branch this morning. The little ladies
came up to meet Santa Claus halt
way.
Attorneys Mollette, Pulliam. McClos.
key, Buchanan, Russell and Judge
Clements left for Pagosa Springs this
morning to attend district court which
convenes at that place tomorrow.
Judge Holbrook will preside.
Mrs Minnie Dufaeld, the efficient
principal of the Bayfield, schools. went
out to Dulce this morning. where she
will spend few days with the ma
tron of the Indian school The Bay
field schools Will have two weeks
vaction for the holidays tLis year.
Superintendent John Speer of Fort
Lewis returned from Washington last
night, where he was called by the sec
retary of the interior Mr.. Spear says
the school at Fort Lewis will be con
tinued If the attendance is sufficiently
large to warrant the government in
doing SO.
In order that the merchants might
have their goods for the holiday trade
the employees of the local freight depot
spent yesterday unloading and check.
Ing delayed freight. The men do not
receive extra pay for this work. 1t
Is simply an accommodation on their
part.
Miss Mamie o'Connell, the Animas
City teacher who recently underwent
an operation for appendicitis, is re-
covering very rapidly and expects to
holidays Mrs. A. L. Fisher has been
teaching for Miss OConnell during her
Illness
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Caviness and
family of Excelsior Springs, Mo-. came
in last night and left for Aztec this
morning. They were former residents
of the Aztec section but they became
quite dissatisfied and returned to Mis-
souri,. After an absence of three years
this section looks mighty good TO them
and they expect to remain permanent
ly.
Orville Hood. president OF the La
Plata county prohibition committee,
was in the city yesterday, speaking
last evening at the Salvation Army
hall. Mr.. Hood informs us that he
expects TO leave shortly for Chicago
where he will enter the Moody Bible
school and take a two or three years
course in Sunday school training in
order TO engage permanently in Sun
day school work. The best wishes
OF great many friends go with him
for a life of usefulness.