Semi-weekly herald., 1909-12-09

day In town on her way to Denver
She was the guest OF the Palace dur
ing her stay in Durango. This morn
ing Miss Grouse departed on the east
ern.
Mrs. G.. w. Spencer returned thi'
morning from Siyerton, where sh'
spent Thanksgiving with her son, Per
ry, and family.
G. w. Avery came down from Com
stock Saturday. and spent Sunday II
Durango Mr. Avery went ont ON sht
Southern bound for home this morn
ing.
Alex Campbell was in the city Sun
day evening passing through from Sill
verton where he has been OH contract
work, and departed for his home in
Pueblo this morning.
j. ID. Burgwin was an arrival from
Dolores last evening to attend the
memorial service of the b. =. o. Elks
which took place last night in Red
Men hall Mr.. Burgwln returned home
this morning
Mrs. w. F.. Klllian and daughters
Doris and Vivian. were outgoing pas
sengers on the eastern this morning
to their home in Trinidad. Mrs. XII.
lian has been visiting her parents here
for about couple of months. Their
grandparents will miss the little ones
sadly for n time.
Mrs. S. ~. StonelSing arrived on the
eastern, which came in at $40 this
from Carterville. Mo, on her
way to Mancos TO make her home with
her son, who lost his wife some time
ago. Mrs. Stoneking also has two
living in Mancos She de
parted on the Southern this morning.
Mrs. ID, r. Mckinney was a pas.
senger TO Pennington this morning TO
spend a few days with her mother
Mrs. w. n. Norton. Some days ago a
small piece of bone lodged in the lat
ter's throat and before getting 1t out,
Mrs Norton lost great deal OF blood
and is still very weak from the ef
fects. Mrs Mckinney received tele
phone message last night and left on
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Thomas Cady of Telluride died yes
terday at Mercy hospital of dropsy
He was about 81 years of age, and
was formerly employed at the StrateI
hotel as bell boy. For the past two
months he has been at the hospital
where an operation was performed
about ten days ago. Relief was only
temporary and the end came yester.
day. The remains were shipped to
Telluride this morning, where his
mother is living.
Mrs. NJ. j. Hubbard and daughter
Mildred, and son, James Whitcoml
Riley-named for the poet-were
guests of the Palace over night from
Pennington. This morning Mrs. Hub
bard left for Pagosa Springs to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. X. Dan
iels. Her sister. Miss Louie Daniels
Will be married Dec. IA, to Alva Keith
who was for some time in the employ
OF the Sparks-Moore Mercantile com
pany, but is now cashier of bank
In Elida. N. NJ. Both young people
are well known in Archuleta county
Prof. Ernest Feichtinger came II
on the delayed eastern this morn
Ing. He left for Denver about n weel
ago, intending to return Saturday ev
ening, in order to conduct his orches
ira at the Elk memorial service Sun
day night. Finding he could not re
turn in time Mr.. Feichtinger wlret
Mr.. kettlewell to take charge AS Mr.
Feichtinger had the music the orches
ira had been practicing with him, new
music had to be procured, and in som,
cases the orchestra had to substitut,
another number of that announced OF
the DIOpram The aubipuaa urnc MON.
the wiser but appreciated the excel
lent music TO the utmost Everything
went smoothly enough-just as
there had been the requisite numbe
of rehearsals.
W. p Vale and his slster-in.law
Mrs. A. II. Andrews. who has beer