Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-29

can obtain shrubbery and bulbs on
= days notice.
Mrs. o. Westlund and children re
u turned to their home In Center, Colo
e this morning. Mrs. Westlund has beer
S visiting her brother. Clase Peterson
A Of Junction creek for about week
Messrs. d. II. Russell and Willis A
J. Reese were returning passengers from
Cortez last evening. or course the,
are pleased. having been on the win
ming side in a couple OF civil suits
Mrs. William Pieper and son, Her
bert, came in from Oxford. where they
= visited Mrs. Epperson for few days
last night. staying over at the Palace.
They went out to Riverside on this
mornings Red Apple.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Kight returned
last evening from FIVE months trip
TO California. most of the time being
spent on the coast. They departed for
their home at Pennington this morn.
Ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Kight registered
at the Palace last night.
j. T. Langolf was an arrival last
night from Pagosa Springs. to spend
a week with her mother, Mrs. K. Iut.
treli. who is staying at the Strater.
Mr., Langolf whose home is In Sil.
verton. has been in Pagosa Springs
for the past two months.
Mrs. Edwin Bluck went TO Hesperus
this morning to bring the boys home
During their mothers recent illness.
the boys stayed with their grand.
mother, Mrs. John Puetz. Mrs. Bluck,
who was operated on for appendicitis,
has now fully recovered her health
again.
| Mrs. Loren J. Henry was an arrival
last night from Rocky Ford on her
way to Dolores to Join her husband,
| who went ahead with Il car OF goods a
week ago. Mr. and Mrs. Henry re
Gently bought ranch near Dolores
and VIII make their home there in
future.
| NJ. C. Moore came In last night
from DUlce, N. NJ, with fourteen Jlca-
/ rf1Ia ha Ind 4.
for the school at Grand Junction. MIR.
Moore left on this mornings Southern
with his charges. Their ages ranged
from four to fifteen. and some OF the
small ones were very cunning.
| Superintendent r. ]. Crowds OF the
| Tomahawk mine In the La Platas. who
has been laid up for few weeks with
a broken leg. the accident occurring
while snowshoeing down from the
mine. was out on the street yesterday
His foot is still in plaster cast, but
he is getting along beautifully. Mrs.
town.
| %
One OF the attorneys returning from
Coriez says that place is a mighty
poor town for visiting lawyer who
likes nip" now and then. Two OF
the attorneys professed bad colds but
were unable to obtain smell. Finally
one importuned a special friend OF the
| -. trt Ia,
ed the cold shoulder Just the same
az the common attorneys. Even the
usual bottle was missing.
Death kindly called May Fudua
about O'Clock Thursday morning.
dropsy being the direct cause. De
ceased wns well known to the sport
ing world both In Durango and Sil
verton. She killed Charley Vanderiip
some years ago. but won out on self
defense and taken Vanderlip to be a
drunken intruder who attempted to
break down the door to her room
She Is said to have a husband st
Vance Junction, an Italian. who has
been wired.
On March 21 the Rev. A. B. Sander
son closed his four years pastorate
with the church. and retires from the
ministry. Mr.. Sanderson is in good
favor with the church; he has faith.
fully served these years. and the ses.
sion and congregation passed resolu-
tions expressive OF the high estlma.
tion in which he is held. compliment
Ing him for his mastery sermons. rare
executive ability, and sterling Chris
tian character. Mr.. Sanderson will al
ways have a place in the memory OF
the members of the Florida congre
cation.
The +. o. ELS sixth annual ball was
r n far greater success than the mem
bers OF the order anticipated. Thel
+ intended OF course that II should be /
s very nice affair. but the results ex
ceeded their expectations. There wa
bo.