Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19

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Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Vandegrift and
son Leslie were passengers to Allison
this. morning TO spend few days al
the ranch.
Mrs. Mary Mason returned to her
home in Ignacio lhis morning, after
week spent in town Mrs. Mason
came in to consult physician.
c. T. Hopkins. district manager Of
the Colorado Telephone company, was
q returning passenger this morning
from a trip to Aztec and Pennington
+ II. Taylor. the Mancos sheep man
returned last night from a business
trip to Santa Fe. He was a guest OF
The Savoy last night. and departed for
home this morning
E. w. Sullivan and E. C. Stannard
| o. Goodland. Kans., were guests OF the
| Palace last night on their way from a
tlip through the Montezuma valley
They departed this morning on the
eastern for their Kansas home.
Miss Edwards, daughter of Billy Ed
| wards, the d. & r. G. engineer, wi ose
music has several times delighted u
| Durango audience. returned 10 her
home in Chama, after several days in
town, on business with the dert!st.
o.
Mr. and Mrs. George w Avery and
Mrs. NJ Saterlee came down from
| Comstock today. The two former are
here on a brief business trip, and Mrs.
Saterlee returned from visit to Mrs
| Avery at the mine
Miss Josephine Hahn is entertain
ing the Eta AIu society this afternoon
at her home on Fourth avenue. The
| members present are the Misses Kath
lryn Wall. Gladys Coppinger. Frances
Bell, Marguerite Jackson, Catherine
Raymond, Efne Springer and Mae
Spargo.
Mr., Miller, pastor of the First Bap
list church will commence series OF
siereopticcn views ON the Life OF
! Christ, showing the first OF the series
at the evening sermon Sunday, Sept
Is. All are very cordially invited to
attend these sermons.
Mrs. J. D. Musgrave and son Newell
were among the arrivals last night
from Enid, Okla, on their way to Join
husband and father at Dolores. Rev.
Alusgrave has recently been appointed
pastor of the First NJ. E. church in
Dolores. Mrs. Musgrave went out on
the Southern this morning.
Mrs. Orville Whitaker and baby and
The formers mother, Mrs. ]. b. Xii.
gore, departed for Denver this morn.
IN after a pleasant visit with Mr. and
Mrs. h. b. Whitaker of this city. Mrs
Whitaker was on her way to her home
in oiuela. Old Mexico. and Mrs. XII
gore was returning east
Alr. and Mrs viii p. Limprecht have
a new son, who was born yesterday,
at the Limprecht home at 137 Ninth
street. He is quite distinguished
baby, having the honor of being the
youngest Moose in the world. He was
regularly admitted to the order when
| he was but one hour and forty-flve min
utes old. The baby's name is Charles
belmont Limprecht and he is the two
hundred and thirteenth member of Du.
rango lodge No. 342 Loyal Order of
| Moose.
At the regular meeting of the Civic
| club on Tuesday afternoon it was de-
eded that the ladies' of the club would
furnish rest room and pay a compe-
tent woman TO take charge of the
| same, If the fair directors world pro
vide such room. In past years there
has been needed such place for won.
| en- and children where they may rest
a while and where they may have q
cup of tea if they wish. This will be
for the good of the fair and the people
and not for the purpose of money
making. The ladies' of the club also
wish to make correction of the no
tice in the morning paper. which says
that Mrs. Mcclellan would take charge
Of the room. Mrs. Mcclellan is one o.
the Civic club committee on arrange
ments and the club will employ some
one to remain at the room during the
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Humphreys ant
children were outgoing passengers OIL
the eastern this morning to their home
In Kirlsville, Mo. Mr.. Humphreys Is
a newspaper man, who came west OIL
account of his health, the family max
ing their home on ranch at Dolores
for the past year Mrs. Humphrey
was operated on at Mercy hospital FOL
appendicitis and has now recovered
sufficiently to endure the fatigue o