Semi-weekly herald., 1909-04-12
LOCAL NEWS.
From Thursday's Daily,

trfom ThurBdays DAilyD
John H Brumley was an arriva
from Dolores last night and is stay
ing over today.
T. f. Peterson left for Ignacio thi.
morning where he has a contract or
a government building.
o. II. Grimes, who has been in towr
having his eyes treated. departed te
his home in Cortez today.
c. w. Porter came In ON last nights
eastern from Denver. and continued
to Mancos on today's Southern.
Sam Hood left for Disappointment,
this morning. where he will ride on
the H. p. Craver cattle ranch.
Mrs. S. c. Henderson of Cheyenne
Wyo.. came in last night on the east.
ern on her way to Mancos. staying
over night at the Southern.
Mrs. Frank Akers went to Cortez
today to spend few days with her
mother. Mrs. Fiiey. before moving out
TO the sawmill on Pine river for the
summer.
Charles E. Curde OF Audubon, Ia,
and i 7 Kantfp1 of E,,oron,o - -.
seekers who went out on the Red Ap-
pie line this morning to look around
in San Juan county.
ernest HOFFMAN, owner OF the Hoff
man house in Silverton. and alderman
elect, passed through this morning on
his way to his ranch at Oxford where
he will visit a few days.
p. N. Pattison, district manager of
the Colorado Telephone COMPANY.
went to Cortez today. TO see II the
county is being run properly. II mat
tiers are progressing as they should he
will return tomorrow.
DR.. and Mrs. A w. Robbins, o. F.
Boyle and Mrs. d. C. Coulson return.
ed this morning from trip to Trim.
Bile. DR.. Robbins went out on the
eastern TO Bayfield,, Mrs. Robbins re
naming some time longer.
The instructor in primary methods
at the teachers institute, which will
be held this year at Pagosa Springs,
will be Mrs. Cozine of Pueblo. Mrs
Cozine will also do the same work
in the Pennington institute.
John Mullin of Silverton, who has
been taking the baths at Trimble for
a few days for rheumatism, came down
on last nights train and is in the
city for medical attention. Mr.. Mul-
lin is the guest of the Palace.
Herman Blitz of the firm of Blitz
Bros. of Chicago. who has been in
Durango about ten days, superintend-
ing the placing of the superb fixtures
in A. l. Nathan's new store in the
Century building. departed for Chi.
cago this morning.
There will be four eighth grade
graduates from the bayfield, schools
this year. Mrs. Pulford has just fin
ished correcting their examination pa,
pers. The successful pupils are: Ha
eel Tinnin, Eliza Melton. Cecil Springer
and Estey Maloy.
Mrs. L. e. Bigelow. son and daugh-
ter, came in from La Jara last even.
ing. and left on the Southern this
morning for Telluride, where they will
visit Mrs. II. Barteldes for a week or
ten days. Telluride is Mrs. Bigelow's
old home. Mr.. Bigelow is editor Of
the La lara Chronicle.
Miss Edna Connor, one of the we'll
known teachers in the county, closed
utT SCuDOl dt feu0ietOu ldbt FTluAys
and is taking a brief vacation this
week before beginning the term Of the
Lightner Creek school which opens
Monday next. This is Miss Connor's
second term in the Lightner creek
district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Strawn were
In the city over night on business,
driving in from the ranch near Bay
field yesterday and returning this
morning. Mr.. Strawn says there was
quite a snow fall night before last
at his ranch. He looks for a banner
| year in the Bayfield, country this sea
son. The indications are good for
heavy crops this year.
| In the district court the morning
was spent in trying to secure jur,
] for the People VS.. Leonard Scott on ,
charge Of grand larceny. About moor
the regular panel of jurors was ex
hausted and court was dismissed unit
4 this afternoon to give Sheriff Clarl