Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-01

w VIC lhphttzufl9 NAileJ tn1S morning
Mr.. ana Mrs. Richard Owens an,
w. II. Mayo came In from FruitIane
last night, where they purchased land
u departing on today's eastern for thcil
home at Ration. N. NJ. They registered
= at the Southern.
Rev. Walton Doggett returned from
Denver last evening. On account OF
Illness and the blockades Rev. Dog
sett was absent much longer than he
intended. leaving Durango about three
, weeks ago.
Unless the city authorities got n
move on and compel the cleaning OF
sidewalks we will have sloppy apd
disagreeable walks for the next month.
The city has been very lax the past
winter In this matter.
County Judge Hechtman granted a
divorce to Severe, chief OF the Copote
utes. this morning The papers read
Aaron Beaf. plaintiff Susan. Wolf
Bear. defendant. Severe said he md
an American marriage and he wanted
an American divorced
BY legal notice published elsewhere
1t VIII be observed the property and
holdings of the Aniuas Power and
Water company will be sold at public
auction at the LIE Plata county court
house Wednesday. March 81.
Miss Keith came down from Sil.
verton last night. She has been visit.
ing friends there for about two
months. continuing to her home at
Cheyenne. Wyo., on today's eastern.
The lady was a guest OF the Palace |
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. q Watts arrived
last night from Pennington Intending |
to leave for Delta this morning. They
received word this morning that Mrs.
Watts sister d.ed last night and they
returned TO Pennington on this morn.
ings train.
T. S. Reavis, sheriff OF Archuleta
county, departed for Pagosa Springs
today. Sheriff henvis brought over
Jose de los Reyes Gurule. n Mexican
accompllce OF Charles Sepulver, accus-
ed of cattle stealing. and lodged him
In ini1 far IN. |
petition was circulated a week or
so ago to help out a poor distressed
widow. Careful scrutiny failed TO re.
veal the name of single catalogue
house. Catalogue houses are too busy
ilching the almighty dollars to care
what becomes of our poor.
Mrs James G. Wallace and family
we're arrivals from Fruitland, N. NJ,
last night. The family would delight
the president, since there we're nine
OF them. Mrs. Wallace stayed at the
Southern last night. and went to Mo
nero today. to join her husband on
fanch IN tne vicinity.
@. t. George and son and sister,
Mrs. A. q. Spangler, arrived from Riv.
erside last night. The former left for
Ration this morning. Mrs. Spangler re-
turning to Riverside. Mr.. George had
been visiting his father, DR.. George.
and other relatives at Riverside, for
several days. They were guests OF the
Palace last night.
n. B. Whitaker writes from Old
Mexico for another change In the
address OF his paper. leaving his pres
ent visiting point for ocotlan. state OF
Oaxoco. whers his youngest son, Fred,
is located. Mr. Whitaker says they
have been enjoying two months OF
fine weather with everything green
and flowers blooming.
The Eagles initiated last evening.
After the goat had bucked to his
hearts content the lodge was called
off and Smoker" followed to which
few friends were invited. among
them Louis Rachofsky and William
Duggan who entertained the company
with some very clever tricks. The per
formers are surely way up amateurs
II not professionals.
.
Mrs. w. II. Thompson and daughter.
Mildred, crme down from Perin's Peak |
yesterday. Miss Thompson left for
Taos, N. NJ, this morning on a visit
Of about a month with friends. Mrs.
Thompson, who accompanied her
daughter this far. attended to some
business matters and returned home
this afternoon.