Semi-weekly herald., 1910-03-10

SAINT oioi oh ~ Ai'Nf-
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shurvington
are rejoicing over the arrival of
baby girl that put in an appearance
Yesterday Dr.. Martin assisted the
stork
n. T. Thompson writes to have his
Daily Herald stopped-g going TO leave
California in few days for dear old
Durango. stopping at different points
along the route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wat Spencer and
last night from Flora Vista. This
morning they went out on the eastern
bound for Ration, N. NJ. TO visit friends
for a month
Telluride Journal gives some ex-
cellent advice in the following "Du-
range appears to be dilatory and in
different in signing up for that guar
antee demanded by the Colorado
Arizona road Better get busy it is
your last chance.
| Mrs. Fred Williams went out on
the Red Apple train this morning to
her home in Pennington. Mrs. VII
liams came in on the Southern last
night from NIancos where she spent
the past two weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Hallford.
District Attorney George W. Lane
passed through from Silverton this
morning, where he has been on busi-
ness for the past three days to Cortez
His small daughter was at the train
TO greet her father as he came
through. We might add hat Mrs
/ Lane accompanied the baby.
| The College Girls will be at Red
Men hall Monday evening of next
week This company comes highly
recommended and those who know say
they are fine. Tickets will be on sale
at Tiffany's Thursday morning, 80 lose
nc time in securing seats, as this mum
Der closes the contract list
Mrs. X. S. Smith and daughter Vir-
ginia were outgoing passengers on to-
days eastern 10 their home in Fort
Collins. Mrs. Smith came about three
months ago on visit to her parents,
| Mr. and Mrs Kerr, on account of her
health She left this morning very
| much benefited by the change. Mrs.
Kerr found it very hard to part with
her little granddaughter That's the
| way grandmas seem to be
To give the high school scholars an
opportunity of attending the college
Girls" entertainment next Monday
night the committee in charge has
decided to sell tickets TO pupils for
| 30 cents To obtain this price scholars
will make the fact known when pur-
/ chasing tickets and their names taken.
As The 80 cents includes reserved seats
no doubt there will be large attend
ance from the high school.
| II is said that Rosenbatt, who for
scme time ran the carpet store in the
Crankleton building. and also his wife,
are now employed as spoilers on the
Rio Grande and that as result of their
| sleuthing several employees mostly col
ored porters. have lost their jobs.
| There is not little Indignation among
railroad men because of the tactics
employed by the sleuths.-Telluride
Journal.
Mrs. Minnie E. Duffield. principal at
Bayfield,, was in Durango over night.
Mrs Dufiield came in TO get her
daughter Marguerite. who is in the
sophomore class at the Durango high
covering from an Illness at Bayfield,.
and her mother needs her eldest
daughter to take care of Anna. while
she is absent at school. Mrs. Duffield
and Marguerite both left for Bayfield,
this morning.
| County Superintendent Mrs. Pulford
has just received some instructive and
useful pamphlets on school buildings
from the state superintendent Any
school director in the county may have
a copy by applying at the office. They
are intended to assist the directors to
erect the best buildings at the least
cost. The problem of heating and ven.
tilation. play grounds, school room dec
Grafton, and plans of buildings are in
cluded in the topics discussed.
A MANS JOB.