Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-26
n Durango on their honeymoon.

IN Durango on their honeymoon. The
all-important ceremony was performed
at Aztec, May II, at the residence OF
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Current. The we'd
ding came rather as surprise 10 their
friends. who did not expect the hap
py event 10 take place until some time
in June. Mr. Adair and his bride. who
was Miss Nellie Reid. before her mar
riage, are well known in San Juan
county. and their friends wish them
much happiness. The young people
will live at Bloomfield where Mr.. Adair
owns q fine ranch.
w A. Perry went down to his ranch
at Cedar Hill this morning. lie took
along some tomato plans % set out.
Going to have something 10 eat!
William Scbermerhorn left for Ce
dar Hill this morning to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Frank Cooper. who
was accidentally drowned in Hermosa
creek Sunday afternoon.
o.
Miss Eadie, who has recently com
pleted n term of school as teacher at
Mancos, was a passenger on this morn
ing's eastern TO Denver. on her way
TO her home in Kansas City. 10 spend
the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo n. Raymond re-
turned last evening from their trip to
Mancos and the Montezuma valley.
w Simpson. landseeker from
Longmont, was in town last night,
passing through to Dolores TO look
over land in that section.
Mrs. W IL. Il. Schaerer came up
from Aztec last night on brief trip
to attend to some business matters.
She returned home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. McAtee and
Geo se L. Beam, who is associated
with s. X Hooper OF the passenger
department of the d. & r. G., went to
Harrington this morning on brief in
spection trip.
p +. Anderson, he first contractor
TO put in cement walks in this city,
was "A guest OF the Palace over night
Mr.. Anderson returned from Farming
ton yesterday and continued TO his
home in Pueblo this morning.
Miss Mary Schattinger one of the
most popular teachers in our city
schools, who has made her home al
the Savoy the past term. departed for
her home in Denver this morning to
spend the summer vacation.
Miss Minnie Gogarty who has been
spending the past month in Salt Lake,
while recuperating from her recen, Sc
rious illness. will reach Telluride to-
morrow night, and after staying over
for day or two with friends. will re-
turn home ON Sundays train. The
young lady writes that she is getting
along fine and enjoyed her outing very
much indeed Her Durango friends are
pleased TO know that she will soon be
back as well as ever.
Rev w, IL. Doggett was an outgo-
ing passenger on the Southern thi.
morning to Montrose to attend the
spring conference of the clergy OF the
Episcopal church of western Colorado
The Right Reverend Benjamin Brew
ster, bishop OF the diocese, will also
be present The conference will be
| held on Wednesday and Thursday of
this week. On the way back Rev
w. H. Doggett will stay over Sunday
at Rico TO conduct Episcopal services
Mrs. C. II. Parsons of the Animas
Ivalley went out this morning to Buena
Vista, to look after some business
matters pertaining to the settling OF
her aunts estate. Later. she will &C
on TO Colorado Springs 10 spend the
summer with friends. Mrs. Elizabeth
Burch, Mrs. Parsons niece, who has
been visiting her from Washington, d
c., accompanied her. Mrs. Burch vii
remain in Colorado all summer ant
her aunt may decide to accompany hel
to Washington for visit in the fall
DIR. r. b. Cabell, who passed through
yesterday from Denver TO Hesperus IL
spend few days with his daughter
Mrs. j. c. Reid. succeeded in surpris
ing the family. Mr.. Reid is d. & II
G. agent at Hesperus, and the doctor
has been in Denver for some time, OF
business. On his way to his home IL
Dolores, he stayed over brief visi
with his relatives. AS they did no
know when he was coming his arriva
was quite surprise.
C. Il. Mcconnell of the Southern Pa
ciic Realty company returned lss
might from trip to Pennington, Fruit