Semi-weekly herald., 1909-04-08
iFrom Tuesday's DsAyl

ices at st. COlumbas churcn.
(From Tuesdays Daly.)
II. T. Henderson left for Chicago
and New York city this morning on
business.
DR.. w. II. C. Folsom and Charles
Griffith returned last night from trip
through Texas.
Fred Ames of Hood & Ames depart
ed for Cortez this morning on pro
fessional business.
Miss Nellie Morgan is home again
from Denver where she took a course
in business college.
Mrs. C. H. McHenry was an arrival
from Pennington last night on a shop
ping trip of a few days.
| The Oxford school, which is taught
by Miss Florence King. closes next
| week, after a very successful session.
| Homer Self left this morning for
| Washington where he expects to join
his brother Will. who is in business
there
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Worden are
visitors from Animas Forks, who are
taking in the delights of this me-
tropolis.
The board of county commissioners
today approved the appointment OF
Roy Goodman as deputy county sur
veyor.
Michigan didn't do thing to the
saloons yesterday, 500 being voted out,
twenty of the twenty-seyen counties
going dry.
Mrs. B. w. Bitter and Mrs. David F.
Day were passengers to Elco this
morning to spend the day with Mrs
Joe Smith.
Mrs. NJ. G. Pomeroy, who under
went an operation at Oschner hospital
recently, returned to her home at Pa
gosa Junction yesterday.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Wallace Wilson and Miss
Nan" Dickerson, both of this city
The wedding will take place April
18th.
George r. Patrick. aged 19, and
Jessie E. Schreck, aged 16. both of Ok
ford, were married yesterday by Jus
Stice Harmon. Their parents were will
ing.
Mrs. James johnson of Pennington
is in the city on business matters
(which will necessitate her remaining
about a week. Mrs. Johnson is the
Gguest of Mrs. Ellen Gallotti.
Il Sunday evening, Mrs. Carmack, the
mother of Rev. f. E. Carmack, died
Fin Bayfield,. The remains are being
brought to Durango today to the Hood
a. Ames undertaking parlors.
II w II. Berkhimer was taken to Mer.
Icy hospital yesterday suffering with
what seems to be a severe case of
llgrip. He is slowly improving and is
quite a good deal better today.
N Arbor day comes week from next
FRIDAY, on April 16. II you haven't
talready done so, get ready for \ good
clean up of your premises on that
lday. Let's all work for "city beau
tiful."
II Norman Cameron was down from
I|Silverton yesterday. returning on the
levening train. Came on a visit to
fthe doctor. Mrs. Cameron returned
with her husband from Trimble
tSprings.
H Mrs. ]. r. Giles, who has been visit
|Iing her mother, Mrs. Kroeger, and
|jsister. Mrs. Jim Sleeth, returned to
her home in Manoos this morning
miss Margaret Kroeger, her sister, ac-
lcompanied her for visit
n Mrs. George Snyder and daughter
fMiss Sadie Mountfort. and daughter
iin-law. Mrs. Lester Mountfort, came
in last night from Mancos on their
way to Monte Vista where they expect
to remain permanently. The ladies
left on todays eastern.
Mrs. Fred Kuhn and baby went
TO Chama this morning. where they
will make their home in future. Mr
Kuhn has been braking on the Farm
ington and has been transferred to the
run between Chama and Alamosa.
Johnny King is with us again and is
to be found at the Rudersdorf bar.
Der shop. All Durangoites will re