Semi-weekly herald., 1910-11-28

J. ]. Patterson and Mrs. Angeline
Trumble were married yesterday after
noon.
Giles T. vandegrift was passen-
ger to Allison this morning on visit
to his ranch.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cummins.
this morning, fine boy Just missed
Thanksgiving turkey. DR.. Lackey's
stork.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Otton and fam.
lily returned this morning from Trim
BILE where they spent Thanksgiving.
o.
NJ. L. Porter came down from Sill
verton Wednesday night and stayed
over Thanksgiving, returning on last
nights train.
Carl ]. Scharnhorst came in last
evening from Dolores and is staying
over in town today on business.
L. P. Sosebee, the civil engineer, re.
turned Wednesday evening from a sur
veying trip in San Juan county, for II
T. Henderson.
Mrs. J. D. Bereuin, and mother, Mrs.
Sam Johnson. were guests OF the Sa-
voy last night on their way from Do
lores to Denver and points east.
John Head land seeker from Bunk.
er HILL Kans., was a guest of the Pal
ace Wednesday and left for a trip
through San Juan county, N. NJ, on
Thursdays train.
c. o. Klepser. assistant chief engi-
neer of the Pioneer Construction
company. returned to camp at Falfa
this morning, after spending Thanks
giving in town.
Charles Williams, mayor of Rico,
was a guest of the Savoy Wednesday
night. Mr.. Williams intended to
make flying trip east, but missed his
train, and returned home on Thursday
mornings Southern.
DR.. J. N. Pascoe. the well known
Silverton physician, came down on the
evening train, Wednesday, and stayed
over Thanksgiving in Durango This
morning DR.. Pascoe left for Denver
and points east
DIR. NJ. d. Taylor was a guest of
the Palace Wednesday night. arriving
on the delayed train from Santa Fe,
where he was delegate to the consti-
tutional convention. DR.. Taylor stay
ed over in town Thursday. continuing
to his home in Aztec on last nights
train.
G. p. Dickinson arrived on Wednes-
days delayed train from Leadville to
stay over Thanksgiving with his
brother-in-law. ]. r. c. Tyler of the
Burns National bank, and family
DR.. j. ID. DeShazer returned this
morning from Cedar Hill where he and
his family spent Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralston. Mrs. DeShazer
and the boy will remain a few days
longer.
Mrs. w. p. Dancer was in the city
Wednesday evening, passing through
from her home in Texas, to Bluff City
on a visit to her son. w. p Dancer.
jr., president of the Monumental Oil
company. operating in the Bluff oil
fields. Mrs. Dancer went out on the
Southern Thursday morning
1t is rumored that John Davies and
Mrs. Paul have joined the ranks OF
the newly-weds. The marriage tax.
ing place yesterday. Both parties are
well known in this city and their many
friends will wish them happiness iii
their new life together. Congratula
tions and best wishes. are now in O.
der for Mr. and Mrs. Davies.
Local educators attending the State
Teachers association had the pleasure
OF renewing the acquaintance of Prof,
T. S. Parsons. formerly principal of the
Durango high school. Prof is State
Agronomist at the Wyoming Agricult-
ural college. The family recently pur-
chased a home in Laramie, the city in
which the college is located.
Mrs owen f. Randall and little
daughter, Esther, passed through from
Aztec this morning to Phoenix. Ariz.
| Mrs. Randall was making the trip
on account of the illness of her moth.
er, Mrs. E. C. Austin. whose condition
is thought to be serious. We trust that
Mrs. Randall will find her mother very
much improved by the time she arrives
In Phoenix.
| County Superintendent Mrs Pull
| ford writes from Dauvar that tho com.