Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-01

81 E. G. Taylor of Mancos was an ar
rival on last nights Southern.
Elmer Evans of the Pine River I.um
ber company at Bayfield, is in the city
Joe Prewitt went to Farminyton -hIs
morning. Said he was going 20 visit
the Prewitt pasture
Hiram Num- made a flying trip to
Durango last night. Mr.. Mum return.
ed home to Aztec today.
Ralph Aspaas and son. went out ON
today's stub to Dulce. after brief
shopping trip to Durango.
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DR.. and Mrs. H. H. Dawson arrived
last night from Rico. and are staying
ut the Palace for day or two.
| Mrs. John Carroll and children. who
nave been In town for few days
visiting friends, left for her home in
Porter today.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r., johnson and
family of Minatare, Neb., were in the
city over night. They left for Farm.
ington this morning where they will
locate permanently.
The stork came Monday to the resi-.
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. jim Sleeth, with
a baby girl. The parents are very
happy over the new arrival. :;ow
they have a pair, boy and glrt
f. C. Ames went to Bayfield, to.
day to bring in Mrs. Lloyd Huntsman,
who is i'll with ulcer of the stomach.
DR.. Lingenfelter has charge of the
case. Mr.. Huntsman Is in the forest
service.
Mrs Frank Goodman returned last
evening from Denver where she Jour.
neyed several weeks ago TO look after
that grand SON" Mrs. Goodman re.
ports Roy a happy father and Mrs.
Goodman, Jr., is up and around and
doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. j p. Lowell returned
to their home on Pine river this fore.
noon after couple of days spent in
Durango. Mr.. Lowell says the snow
is about four feet deep over the di.
vide at the Pennington ranch.
The high school seniors are making
arrangements with the University of
Denver for concert by the ID. U
Glee club about March l. II dates
can be satisfactorily arranged with
neighboring towns, Durango people
will have the privilege of attending
splendid entertainment
On Tuesday Mrs. Pulford visited the
CASTELAR, school. New desks for the
teacher and pupils have been put in
this term. There are four weeks more
of school. In spite of the stormy day
and condition of the roads, the attend.
ance was very good. Miss Ruby Bu.
chanan is the teacher.
Mrs. Hugh Kyle and little daughter,
Opal, arrived from Pagosa Springs
| last night. They went to Farming.
| ton tndaV ,f 60.
the benefit of Mrs. Kyle's health. If
| the climate proves helpful, the family
| will locate there. We trust the change
will have the desired effect.
! Misses Vinta and Marvie Cooper Of
| Pagosa Springs, who have been the
| guests of Mrs. Pedwell of this city for
| about a week, while the little girl
was under treatment for throat trou
BILE, went to lgnacio today. en- route
for Bayfield,. They will visit friends
there for few days before leaving
for Pagosa Springs.
A. ]. Carlson, who has been Ia
| town Tor a day or Two on business
left for his home at Bloomfield this
morning. Mr.. Carlson says the weather
mas been very mild at his place. He
was not even aware OF the storm
until he reached town a few days ago,
He said he had already done consid-
cradle plowing, and found the ground
IN fine condition
| Harry Rachofsky returned from a
trip to Denver last evening. Mr.. Ra-
chofsky went to the city to meet some
wholesale drummers who only make
the larger cities. On his return he
was accompanied by Sam Wittow Of
Silverton. who has been east on a
spring goods purchasing trip. Mr.. Wit
tow will remain in Durango until the
Silverton line is opened.