Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-28

Pocatello. Ida. Miss David said she
had had delightful visit and had en-
ioyed every minute of her stay In Du-
lrango Mrs. Logan accompanied Miss
David and will spend a couple of
months with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles ireland. and Miss I.orine in
Pocaiello The ladies Will stay over
In Denver for n few days on the
way. We trust that Mrs. Logan viii
enjoy her visit
Mr.. and Mrs. william Gill were
outgoing passengers on this mornings S
eastern bound for Martinsbur Mo-,
where Mrs Gill will spend FIVE or six
Mrs GiIl's health has been very poor
for some time, and the doctor thinks
the change will help her to regain her
strength. Mr.. GIL accompanied his
day or Two in Martinsburg 10 rest up.
We trust that Mrs Gill will enjoy
her visit and win return well and
strong, for health is one OF the great
est blessings we may enjoy
County Superintendent Mrs. Pulford
left on two days trip this morning
visiting schools. Mrs. Pulford will
spend today at Oxford where she will
give special instruction in paper fold
ing and some other forms of manual
training. She took out load of ma
terials with her this morning. Tomor-
row, Mrs. Pulford will visit the Toy
rea school, returning to Durango to-
morrow night Mrs. Puford also took
with her two diplomas for Two of the
eighth grade graduates, Ventura Men
zanerez, and Fred Brockenbaur. who
were successful candidates in the re-
cent examination.
Don S. Eddy was married week
ago tonight al Ouray TO Miss Elizabeth
Watson of Pueblo. Don stole march
on the old folks and they were not
appriZed of the fact until a day or Two
later when Don took Them in ~the se-
cret The bride is n sister of Mrs
p n. Pattison, wife of the manager
of the telephone office at Montrose,
and visited Mrs Pattison in Durango
when her husband was manager of the
local Office here, and II was then the
couple met and loved. Don is well
known in Durango and his many
friends join in wishing him and his
wife all the happiness possible. At
the present time Don is in the mov-
ing picture business with his brother
Byron at Ouray.
The Jewish passover is being OBJ
served by number in Durango. The
festival of "Pesach.' or passover. be-
gan Saturday evening al sundown and
will be observed by the pious eight
days, during which time only unleav-
ened bread will he eaten.
Many of the foods eaten at the feast
are symbolic of the hardships suffer
ed by the Jews in their bondage in
Egypt and flight from the tyranny of
the Pharosh The head of the family
tells the story of the "Hagoda" or pass
over and reads the prayers.
In the case of Moore VS.. Avery, the
adverse mining claim, verdict was
rendered this morning in favor of the
defendant.
This afternoon jury is listening
TO contentious of l.. Welch VS.. II. III.
Gillespie over some horses.
In the case of Irving O'Driscoll
charged with forgery, the accused
plead guilty and was sentenced TO not
less than one year nor more than
fourteen years in the state reforma
tory O'Driscoll was arrested in Mon
tezuma county and returned to Du-
range last evening on complaint sworn
out by l.. r. Smith. administrators of
the estate of the late Tom Conley, the
latter some days before his death cash
ing check signed by Mike Connor
which proved TO be a forgery. O'Dris-
coll is mere boy of 10 and ii is sad
TO know that what might be brilliant
future end in this manner.
From Wednesdays Daily.
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