Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-23

night aG1 went TO Pennington this
morning.
Mrs. Frank Philley and son Clarence
were arrivals from Denver last night
to join Mr.. PhilIey. who Is wA the
Wood & Morgan firm. They were
guests OF the Palace over night. and
will go to housekeeping right away.
Mrs f. C. Brothers was an arrival
from Flora Vista last evening on her
way to Denver where she will visit
relatives for a month or two. Mrs.
Brothers went out on this mornings
eastern.
Manager c. d. Hopkins OF this dis
trict OF the Colorado Telephone com.
pany left for Pennington this morning
with his wife and family. The latter
will remain in Pennington for a time,
Mr.. Hopkins returning after they are
located.
This old world OF ours appears to
be jogging along just about as usual
today Notwithstanding the dire conse-
quences of the comet predicted by
some alleged scientists.
Miss Stamtel, one OF the bayfield,
teachers. came in last night and de.
parted this morning Sor her home at
Rico. The Bayfield, schools closed last
week.
Mrs. Theo Nusel. who demonstrated
the nlagree work. making pins and
butterflies, etc, from gold and silver
wire, about week ago In Graden's
left for her home In Denver this morn
ing Mrs Nusel has meanwhile been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Il. A. Knowl'
tou of the Animas valley.
County Superintendent Mrs Rose
pha pulford returned last evening from
| lockwood where she visited the
school Miss Swift. the teacher. has
accepted her present position for the
coming term, at an increase of salary
This morning Mrs. Pulford went out
tc Hesperus to visit the school
| II. Il Peterson of Oakland. Cal,
departed for the oil fields nt Bluff,
| Utah, this morning MIR. Peterson has
been in the city for a day or two lay.
ing in supplies for his company, the
Navajo oil company, who own a large
tract of land at the fields. and are
preparing to operate on a large scale
This season.
Dr. A. J. Nossaman. prominent
physician of Pagosa Springs, and
heavy land owner In Archuleta county.
who has been looking over the stu
alton in this county, returned from a
I ed for Arboes this morning on his
way home.
Rev. A. C. Hacke OF Silverton came
In on the eastern last night from Kan
sas City and Is staying over at the
Savoy today. Mrs. Hacke liz still In
Mercy hospital, where she is recover
ing from an operation. and her hus-
band VIII stay over with her today. re-
turning TO Silverton in the morning.
The Graden Mercantile company
are nakine n number CT changes In
their office department which not only
Serve to facilitate the handling of pack.
ages. but ls great improvement in
| The general appearance of the store
The office Is being remodeled after the
most approved plans of the large de-
partment stores of the big cities.
| G. w. Kinney, foreman OF N. bridges
and buildings on this division OF the
ID. & II. c., has resigned his position
to accept a similar but better posi-.
tion on the Western. Mr. Kinney will
make his home in Salt Lake and Will
leave for his new headquarters In
few days This morning he went down
over the Red Apple line to Pennington
with his successor, Mack House. to int
| tlate the latter into his new duties.
Mr.. and Mrs b. n Freeman were
| oughtgoing passengers on the eastern
| this morning The latter was leaving
for an extended visit to friends in
Michigan and ohio Mrs. Freeman
expects TO meet her mother. Mrs. W.
G.. White, who is at present with her
| mother, In Franklin. Pa. The latter
Will return TO Durango in about three
weeks, but Mrs. Freeman expects to
be absent about couple OF months
Mr. Freeman went as far as Denver
with his wife.
DR.. Lackey was called to a point be.
yond iIesperus last evening to wait
on man named George Howe who
was riding a horse which became
frightened and attempted to lump over