Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-24

10 SuFerton from Denver last even
ing. Mrs. Clark graduated from tn
: Denver college of medicine recent.
: and as soon as she takes an examina
tion before tine state medical boart
will engage in the practice Of medi
cine either In Durango or Silverton
The big reservoir OF the San JuaI
Water & Power company should MAKE
one OF the mos. delightful resorts ir
the state. II should be stocked will
trout. AS 1t is there are many BIZ
had some small lakes well stocked
when he owned land on the reservoir
site. One rainbow was caught 6atur
day last that measured 81 inches and
tipped the scales at pounds.
II you haven't an ache in your body
you shouldn't have a care on your
mind. Every strong, well. healthy
mortal should be able to cope with
aud overcome worries. We all fAncy
1 ourselves of tremendous Importance,
while, II the truth were told. We each
I'LL a very small place in an excessive
ly large universe. Do not think the
world is resting on your shoulders.
| Attend to your own affairs and b
happy.
| ha L.. NJ AaA
Miss Bertha Biggs underwent . suo
cess!ul operation at Mercy hospital foe
appendicitis this morning at the hands
of DR.. Haggart. Miss Biggs has been
sick for several weeks and while I'm
proving 1t was plainly evident that
complete recovery could not be ex.
pected without an operation. The ap-
pendix was removed and this after.
noon the estimable young lady - do.
ing nicely. all OF which is pleasing
news to her many friends.
Sedgwick post OF Durango is 70 BE-
congratulated upon having one Of ita
members. John w Wingate, elected
department commander of the Grand
Army for Colorado and Wyoming. The
position is II highly honorable one.
Mr.. Wlngate Is an ardent worker
among the G. A r. boys and he win
take pride in visiting the posts OF the
assistance possible during his term o(
office. The Herald congratulates Ar.
Wingate upon the recognition given
him by his fellow comrades.
The funeral of Albert Zilletu takAs
place at Sacred Heart church tomof-
row morning at o'clock when mass
Will be said, after which the body
viii remain at the church until two
o'clock when burial takes place. Mr.
Iilletu died sate yesterday afternoon
from the effects of injuries received
a week or SO ago when coming down
Horse gulch on bicycle from HIS
ranch on the Florida. He fell at the
time, breaking both legs and received
internal injuries. Deceased was about
40 years of age and a prominent Itai.
ian and highly respected. He leaves
a wife and three children.
John Kellenberger came In over the
Southern after visiting points along
the line. On this trip he also visited
his ranch near Cortez where he has
320 acres six miles south of the town.
Mr. Kellenberger takes great pride In
this ranch which he is improving ON
n systematic basis. He believes In
diversified farming and consequently
is raising grain. hay. stock and plant
ing a large acreage to orchard, put
Ting out 600 trees last spring, the
same number this season and contem.
plates adding about as many more the
coming year which means that he win
have fine orchard In five or six
years. John will sure have = fine
place to spend his latter days. And
John is a great booster for Montezuma
and La Plata counties and he has been
the means Of steering many homeseek-
ers this way In his trips around the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. N. Freeman return.
ed from Denver last evening where
they went TO witness Miss Helen Free
man In Jack Straw" 1t was pleas
ing for Mr.. Freeman TO see her on
the stage for the first time as leading
lady In company headed by the In.
nous John Drew. The leading lady
was taken III with appendicitis and Is
at present in an Omaha hospital and
Miss Freeman was pressed into this
position with only few hours no
tice. but she took to 1t like a duck
| takes TO water" and those who wit
messed the play say Miss Freeman
was perfectely at home and handled
the trying position with perfect salts.
faction 10 the management. The com.
pany plays In Salt Lake tonight and
thence goes to Frisco, Miss Freeman
| finishing the season as leading lady