Semi-weekly herald., 1909-04-22

Dr. w. w. McEWtu anu W. II ''"i
lington went to Tiffany today on ditch
business. The former took out a NUN
ber of small fruit settings gooeeber-
ries, etc.
County Superintendent Mrs. Pulford
started this morning on round OF
visits to schools, beginning with TIFF
fany She expects to be absent sew
eral days.
Mrs. d. w. Ayres, who has been
III for the past three weeks with pneu-
monia, is beginning to mend. For a
few days Mrs. Ayres' condition was
very serious.
C. b. Kelly, the Mancos llveryman
and well-known guide to the cliff
dwellers' ruins. made flying trip to
Durango last night. Mr.. Kelly depart.
ed to Mancos today.
The stork brought fine baby boy
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Ayres Saturday night at 1880. X. E
Sloan is much excited over the ad
vent of the first grandson in the fam
lily.
j. H. Gormley of Ration, N. NJ. re
turned from Cedar Hill Saturday
where he bought land for a home. He
left yesterday morning for Ration. tt
wind up his affairs and move his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. l.. Dixon are home
again from California, where they
spent the winter for the benefit of Mr.
Dixon's health. We are glad to sa.
that the change has proved very bene
| ficial.
Miss Nancy Self, one of the nurse.
at Mercy hospital, went to Florida
mesa this morning to spend couple
Of yesk &Sfssieg &Sfssss Self xs9 Is taking KIN mncf
needed rest.
Alva A. Keith, manager of the hard
ware department of the Sparks-Moore
Mercantile company of Pagosa
Springs, left for home Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. Keith was in the city OH
business pertaining to the firm.
Mrs. r. s. Fox returned Saturday
evening from trip to Ignacio where
she visited friends for a week or so.
and was the guest of the Palace over
night. Mrs. Fox departed for her
home at Dolores Sunday morning.
Frank Tompkins OF Mancos, who
was brought to Durango in apparent
ly a dying condition some weeks ago
suffering with an aggravated case OF
strangulated hernia, and was operated
on by DR.. Lingenfelter. assisted by
DR.. Turrell, at Mercy hospital, left for
home this morning. Mr.. Tompkins is
In the forest service.
Mrs. D. Rehberg and brother, C.
Patzer. came In Saturday from Man.
cos. where the former was visiting
friends. They were guests of the
Southern over night, Mrs. Rehberg de.
parting Sunday for her home at CLYDE
Mo. Mr.. Patzer, who is an emuloye
OF the Gold King company, returned
to Silyerton on this mornings train.
DIR. and Mrs. William Woods arrived
Saturday evening from Bowen, Colo,
to spend the summer with the latter's
mother and brothers. Durango people
are perhaps most familiar with Mrs.
Woods as Miss Jessie Meuser. Her
friends are glad to welcome her as
well as her husband. DR.. Woods will
take much needed rest and vaca.
tion this summer.
Attorney e N. Clark OF Vale, Wa.
terman & Clark, was an arrival from
Denver Saturday evening. Mr.. Clark
Is general counsel for the Rio Grande
railroad and is representing the lat.
ter's interests In the case of Sam
VS.. the road, which is set for
retrial this week. The supreme court
reversed the decision OF the lower ,,
court on technicality. C. S. Mitchell
A. S. Medium and supt. C. D. VOL.
anger arrived last night on business
with the same case.
Judge Henry Hechtman came down |
IN this mornings train from Bakers |
bridge. where he spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell. There
we're several other persons, mostly
ALLEY people, who did likewise, the
esult being a delightful occasion. All
present were however much frighten.
ID over an impending tragcdy--when
Hand got to eating. Other
vise all went merry AZ marriage
ell. Those enjoying the occasion be.
ids the host and hostsss were: Mr..