Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-04


Thomas II. Kelly. manager of The
May Day and the Emma group at Dun
ton. arrived from Hespcrus Saturday
and departed for Denver yesterday
morning.
J. C. Fritz came In from Denver
last night and went TO Aztec this
morning. his wife coming as far as
Durango to meet him.
The remains OF Ed Richardson were
laid to rest In Greenmount, Saturday
afternoon, the funeral taking place
from the undertaking parIors of Hood
& Ames.
Charles Conroy. county clerk OF this
county, was returning passenger on
last nights eastern. from Manhattan
Kans.. where he spent two weeks with
his mother.
Senator John Poole and John Grn'
ham. n Denver attorney. came In from
the state capital Saturday night They
left on this mornings Southern for
Mancos on business,
j. H. Meters and family came mp
from Shiprock Saturday, where Mr.
Meters Ind government position
Sunday morning they left for their
former home In Buffalo. N. Y.
w. N. Wallace. otherwise known as
Navajo BILL" returned last night from
vacation trip to Colorado Springs.
Doc will stay over for few days
visit with Mr., and Mrs, J. l., Par.
sons.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ w. Strong were
In Durango Saturday evening passing
through from Eureka, where they spent
time at the Sunnyside during Judge
Terry's absence In Durango. They left
for Denver Sunday morning.
District court convened this morning
and adjourned till Nov on account
OF the illness of Judge c. A. Pike
who was brought In from Cortez Sat
urday night. The Judge is trifle
better today, but will not be able to
be out this week
II. Il. Peterson was brought down
from lockwood Saturday evening suf'
fering with appendicitis and was taken
to Mercy hospital We are glad to
say that Mr.. Peterson Is much better
today and is getting along nicely. 1t
Is not thought that an operation will
be necessary.
The FIRE department was called out
Saturday evening to Ochsner's hospi-
tai. but the fire was out when the
boys arrived. having been put out by
use of chemicals. There was no dam
age done. II is not known how the
tire started but 1t is thought through
defective flue.
Halstead Lindsley and A. II. Towns
end came in from Telluride last night,
Thayer Lndsley. the formers brother
Joining them at Hesperus. This morn
ing the three gentlemen went up to
the La Platas to visit the Cumberland
mine. Thayer Lindsey being one OF
the lessees.
John w. McDermott is home from
Kansas City where he accompanied
his brother, John. with trainload OF
sheep. Mr.. McDermott says the Colo
RADIO lambs topped the market. com
handing more money than any ship
ments from other states. The market
price this year Is 20 cents per hun
dred better than year ago.
f. r. Kicker and ]. NJ. Boyce ol
Poland Springs, Mo, who are inter
ested in the Hercules Mining com
pany operated in San Juan county
came down from Silver,on last nigh
and left for home on today's eastern
Thomas II, Kane, who accompanied
them as far as Durango. returned I,
Silverton on the morning train.
Charles Fleek says that the peopl,
OF the northwest are sure great boost
ers. Al the Seattle exposition ever.
county In Washington state had ,
moving picture show Illustrating tn,
resources of the county with lee
turer 10 explain the same. Thes,
we're on every half hour in the da,
in various parts of the grounds
o
The funeral OF A. Murray, who wa
found dead in his bed nj the Vallecit,
club Saturday morning. win take plac,
al O'Clock Tuesday tomorrow after
noon from the Goodman undertaken.
rooms, The children OF the dead mai
have not yet been located. his onl,
relative. whose whereabouts is knowr
at present, being Mrs. George pei.uch,