Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29

Pennington Enterprise.
8. L. Dowell Of Allison and J. r.
Wilson of Denver were guests of the
Savoy over night. The gentlemen
came In on the eastern yesterday and
departed for trip through San Juan
county. New Mexico. today.
MIR. and Mrs. Orviile Galbreath left
for their home at Kearns this morn
ing. Mr.. Galbreath has been In Du-
range for about three months, most
OF the time being spent in Mercy hos
pital. He is able to be around again,
but is still very weak.
Mrs. w. N. Marsh and little daugh-
ter Bessie were outgoing passengers
on the eastern this morning to Pue-
bio. where they will visit Mrs. Marsh's
mother. Mrs. Ella Cunning, for about
q month. We are pleased to be able
to state that Mr.. Marsh's hand Is well
on the road to recovery, although 1t
is still In bandages. Some weeks ago
he was unfortunate enough to cut both
tendons of the left forefinger and was
in Ochsner hospital for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. James r. Martin were
arrivals from the Bluff City oil fields
last night, where Mr. Martin is inter
ested. This morning the former left
on business trip to Texas points,
and his wife went to Denver to visit
friends over New Years.
Miss Maud Trumble. the youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Trum-
hle, was brought up for her home at
CASTELAR, yesterday to be operated on
at Ochsner hospital for tumor. Mr..
and Mrs. Trumble are in the city with
their daughter. Miss Trumble has
many friends among the young people
here. having attended the high school
for the past two years. We trust that
she will soon be restored to health.
H. ]. Atwell, the government man,
went out on the eastern this morning
to Denver.
Ernest Spencer, telegraph operator
at Durango, visited over Sunday at
Riverside. He is lively, entertaining
guest. Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lazarus and little
daughter were returning passengers on
the morning train from Trimble where
they spent the night.
At the Sunday service Rev. Father
Callahan published the banns of two
couples, contemplating matrimony.
John Wilmer to Miss Ella Fleck. and
George Teis to Miss Verna Jarredt.
Durango friends will be pleased to
know that Ed Finn. son Of Mrs. Mary
Finn OF the Rochester hotel. Is home
again after an operation performed
some weeks ago at Ochsner hospital
Christmas night. after the regular
dinner. Landlord Stilwell OF the Stra.
ter served fine Christmas dinner to
his employees, all Of whom were seat
ed in the big dining room. After the
dinner there was a Christmas tree and
a general good time was indulged in.
Calvin L. Day, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Day of the Animas valley, is home
for the holidays. Calvin is a student
a. the University OF Colorado at Boul-
der, in his junior year. This Is his
first trip home for year and half.
He says that home looks pretty good
to himi
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mckinney were
returning passengers on the morning
tlain from Trimble where they fur
nished the music for the dance last
night 1t was a very successful event
and largely attended. some seventy,
five couples enjoying the affair. Dane
Ing continued until 8 o'clock this morn
ing.
Mrs. David johnson and daughter
Dimple and the formAr's sister. MIRA
Gus Cedarholm, and three little girls
were outgoing passengers on the east
ern this morning bound for La Crosse,
Wis, to visit the ladies' mother. Mrs
A. Forss, for about a month. The
latter does not know they are com
ing so 1t will be a pleasant surprise
This is Mrs. Cedarholm's frst visit
to her old home for nine years, so
she is looking forward to 1t with a
81 eat deal OF pleasure. We wish the
ladies' pleasant visit.
According to report the inaugural
message of Governor McGovern of
will be longer than the
annual message recently sent to con
gress by President Taft. 1t is said
that Governor McGovern will take