Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-10
(From Fridays Daily)

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| +. r. Avery. who is associated with
his father, George W. Avery. in the
Incas old Mining & Milling company
operating in the La Platas, went up
TO Comstock this morning, after spend
ing several days in town.
Mrs. George Jeep and little daueh-
ter Emma came In from Mancos last
night. This morning they left for 30
nanza, Colo, to spend a month with
the formers daughter, Mrs. Tom Ma
honey. Mrs. Jeep was the house guest
of Mrs. Joe Mckinney over night.
j. w Pearman, the Mancos cattle
man. was guest Of the Palace last
night. Mr. Pearman was an arrival
on the eastern from Kansas City,
where he shipped load of cattle
about ten days ago, disposing of them
at top prices. He continued to the
Montezuma valley this morning.
Superintendent Thomas Hamor OF
the local fish hatchery took out 2O'
600 fish of the rainbow and native va
rieties to stock Pine river this morn
ing. Superintendent Hamor will be
pretty busy for time. After La
Plata county is taken care of, about
81, 600 trout win be distributed among
the streams OF Archueta county.
The reception at the parsonage last
evening for the new pastor OF the
First NJ e. church last evening was
we'll attended by the members while a
number of friends of the church made
| it point to call and extend welcome
Rev. and Mrs. Rassweiler are very
| pleasant people and Durangoites trust
| they will find Durango congenial.
Mrs. Harry Rachofsky left for Den
ve. this morning to be with her son
David. who is III in st. Luke's hospi
tai, with typhoid fever The fever
has about run its course but there are
other complications. which have just
come up, that are alarming. Mrs. Ra
chofsky said that in any case she
would be easier TO be with her boy
We trust that Dave will be much bet.
ter by the time his mother reaches
| Denver.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Cronenberg are
now in Norfolk, Virginia, on their
honeymoon. and having splendid
time, visiting the formers old home.
The marriage took place Sept. Is in
Telluride, when Miss Anna Compton
be Mrs. Leo Cronenberg They left
Immediately after the ceremony for
Denver, where they visited friends for
a few days. and thence to Washing
ton, d. c., after which they continued
to Virginia. Both young people are
well known and popular in railroad
circles.
There was a large turnout at the
Baptist harvest social last evening. tn,
Sunday school portion of the buildinf
being well filed. And what a harves
it was There was enough to star
housekeeping in good shape and las
fol- months. There was about every
thing in the way of eatables. ever
for the horse Prince" bale OF ha,
with an order for a load later on
Such was the generosity of the people
There was an interesting program
closing with coffee and doughnuts.
| DR.. f. NJ. Rittenhouse was an out
going passenger on the eastern thi'
morning bound for his home in Chi
cago The doctor has been lookini
over land in La Plata county and i
wonderfully impressed with the oppor
tunities presented in this favored spo
where money grows on trees" an,
We have the best climate in the world
He expects to return shortly and In
vest in land DR.. Rittenhouse is
professional man, who is also a mem
ber of an orchard company now har
ding lands in New Mexico.
Mrs. Ernest Feichtinger left for Ala
mosa this morning to join her hus
band. Prof. Feichtinger located IL
Alamosa some time ago. They occu
pied the Ochsner residence, during th'
absence of DIR. Ochsner in Europe, AM
Mrs. Felchtinger stayed over until thu
family returned.
Mrs. Marguerite Ward was an ar
rival on the Red Apple train thi
morning from Pennington where shs
put In few days on business. Mrs
Ward will stay over In town today