Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-14

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Frank s. Balster today flied his
notice of intention TO become a eandi
date for the office OF director Of sehoil
district No . to succeed himself.
Mrs. ID. c. Couison is at Mercy hos
piial suffering with neuriiis. Any dis
ease of the nerves is painful and we
trust that Mrs. Coulson viii soon OBJ
tain relief.
County Superintendent Mrs. Ro
sepha Pulford will conduct school
meeting in the Kline school house Oh
April ls. to consider the question Of
dividing the district
Russell Raynolds arrived last even
ing from Pueblo 10 take mp his new
duties here as assistant superintend-
ent of the smelier. Mrs. Reynolds and
the baby arrived last week
Mrs. Della Allen was return
ing passenger TO her home near Cor
tez, this morning She came in last
evening on the Red Apple train from
Fruitland, and was the guest of Mrs.
NJ. German in this city over night.
George Thompson is home again
from trip to California. returning by
way OF Gallup. overland to look after
his sheep interests in New Mexico.
The family win return from the coast
about May l.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goble came down
from Silverton last night and are
spending the day in Town. They are
guests of the Strater Mr. Goble is
here or business and Mrs. Goble came
along to see that the family reputation
is properly sustained.
]. ]. Lowell, brother of Joe Lowell
OF this city. who is a member of the
United States forest service. came in
from Mancos last evening. Mr.. Lowell |
has been transferred TO West Cliff
headquarters for the forest district in
Custer county.
Miss Anna Burgess, superint endenl |
bio. who has been in the city for sew. i
eral days on business pertaining to
the orphanage, left for Pueblo this |
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Harrison came |
down from Silverton last night on
their way to Denver, thence 10 Min
neapolis, for a Visit with friends, AIR, |
Harrison is mining engineer, inter.
ested in San Juan county mines. Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison departed on the
eastern this morning.
Jack Monteith Is planning TO com.
mence building shortly on his North
Durango lot which he purchased re
Gently from +, X. Graham The prop
erty is on West Third avenue, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. has
Il fifty foot front and Is 165 feet deep |
There are some twenty-five fruit-bear-
ing trees on the place. Consideration
$3.50.
G. C. Gregory of Kansas City and
son, Robert Gregory, and wife. came
in from the east last night. This |
morning they went TO Pennington and |
Aztec to look around Messrs, Greg |
ory took up land al Ignacio last sum
mer and are here principally on busi
ness pertaining TO the same. They
make the trip TO Ignacio tomorrow.
Ex-Alderman y. r. Thomson, wife
and child returned last night from an
extended visit TO the northwest and
California points. MIR. Thomson dis
posed of his business here, and made
the trip to see the country and also
for the benefit OF his nealth. He re
turns much improved in health and
likes Durango better than ever.
j. ID. Adams of the Local Security
company departed for the Montezuma
valley this morning on visit to his
ranch near Ariola Mr. Adams has
twenty-five acres of orchard in fine
varieties OF apples. That's the kind
OF ranch to have. When asked if he
were going 10 Telluride, Mr. Adams ad
mitted that there was a possibility of
his going to see the twins. The idea,
We knew he'd have 10 be making
trip TO San Miguel county pretty soon
The ranch is only an excuse to visit
the new grandchildren.
VIII Markley. former well-known
resident of Pennington, now located
In Amarillo, Tex. left for home this
morning Mr.. Markley has been in
Durango and vicinity for u few weeks,
on visit to his sister, Mrs II. o.
Willis. of this city. and also attending
10 the disposal OF his real estate in.
ierests at Pennington. A few days
ago he purchased ranch In the ALI