Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-25

tGnuAA1H tAC AnotAtdtc.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. link of Ami
mas City are rejoicing over the ar
rival of little son.
Recent news from Chicago is that
the condition OF Col. J. G. Price, who
was stricken with apoplexy last De-
cember, remains the same II there is
any change 1t is not for the better.
Invitations have been issued to the
wedding of Miss Laura Meyers and
Bertis Caulkins at the First M. E..
church Sept /, at Z a. m.
Mr. and Mrs /. w. Daniels are pre-
pairing to move to their ranch near
bayfield,. Their daughter. Mrs. Fred
Wagner, nee Miss Clara Daniels, is
now located in Denver.
Prof e. E. Smiley, the efficient gu.
turned from his vacation trip last
night And he is still basking in the
sunshine of single blessedness.
Mrs. ]. II. Harvey and little daugh-
ter left for Chicago this morning after
a two months visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Steinbaugh at Flora Vista. Mr.
Harvey will join them in Alamosa.
The Misses Harding, Langdon and
Meyers, teachers In San Juan county,
New Mexico, came in on Saturday
nights delayed eastern and went down
to Aztec last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. t. Pittinger OF
Trinidad were arrivals on Saturday
nights very much delayed train. This
morning they went over to Dolores to
visit friends and look over the section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Zimmerman and
daughter, Miss Mildred, are in from
Oxford for farewell visit with their
relatives, Mrs. Zimmerman Sr. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Holder. who depart for
the Pacific coast tomorrow.
Judge Hendricks of Trinidad came
In from the east this morning and
left over the Southern to visit his
mining interests in the Dolores sec.
ton. The judge was registered at the
Savoy during his brief sojourn in town.
Mrs. F. r. Graham is entertaining
Mrs. N. Borrower and Miss Alice
Filbin of Denver, the young ladies' ar
irving last week. This is their first
trip to this side of the range. Miss
Bilhin expects to return to Denver
In few days while Mrs. Borrower
may remain week or two longer.
c. E. Newton of Cedar Hill is in
town looking after his real estate in.
terests. His daughter, Miss Bessie. ar.
rives from the ranch tomorrow to
spend few days at the institute be.
fore leaving for Leadville where she
has accepted position as teacher in
the public school again this year.
Miss Mamie Bagby arrived from Chi
cago Saturday evening via the Rio
Grande Southern, taking her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. w. N. Bagby, by sur
prise. 1t was welcome surprise
however. as 1t has been two years
since the young lady was here. She
will probably remain until the first of
October.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Holder and chi,
dren and Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Hol
der's mother. leave tomorrow for Eu.
gene. Ore. where they expect to locate
permanently. Miss Jane Idle of tho
Animas valley will accompany them
as far as Pendleton, Ore, on her way
to Washington. We regret to loose ali
these splendid people.
Louis Hart and sons, VIII and Ma.
than Hart, and grandson, Nathan Stein
accompanied the remains of the loved
wife and mother to Denver this morn.
ing. After services in the synagogue
interment will take place in the Jew.
ish cemetery A large number OF
friends went to the depot with the be.
reaved family.
Geo. A. Selleck and daughters Ellz.
abeth and Gladys departed Sunday
morning for Pueblo, Colorado Springs,
Denver and Boulder. After two weeks
visiting and sight seeing, Elizabeth
Will enter the state university, having
earned first honors of the class OF
1910 OF the Durango high school, she
accepted U. of C. scholarships. Mr.
Selleck goes to Boulder to attend the
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias con.
vention. Gladys will chaperon her pa.
Miss Julia Anderson left for La
Plata City yesterday where she will
teach one more week to complete her
term of school. Sunday she departs
for Denver to spend a fortnight with
Miss Elsie Kindel whose father is