Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-01

her home at Mancos, tnis hioi Aie
Mrs Randolph stayed over YESTERDAY
on her way from Denver to attend 10
some business matters.
sheriff John Clarke left this morn
ing for Pueblo with Harvey J. hihse.
who was yesterday adjudged insane IN
the county court.
Teachers and other persons haNins
business with the office of state sup
of public instruction, VIII
be interested to know that Mrs. Hell
en- Wilson's deputy is to be Miss EN-
iIy Griffith, who proved so efficient IN
that position during Miss Craig's ad-
ministration. The appointment was
announced during the recent session
of the state teachers association.
Charles II. Ruhmland of the Herald
force, returned last night from COM
bined business and pleasure trip to
Denver and Colorado Springs. Mr.
Ruhmland left Durango in time to
spend Thanksgiving with Denver
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Peat were among
the arrivals on the eastern last night
from Pagosa Springs. Mr.. Peat is a
veterinary surgeon and came to Du-
range on brief business trip, re-
turning this morning. Mrs. Peat will
remain some time longer on visit
to her mother, Mrs. Jane Tharp.
The Brunswick cigar store and bill
lard parlors were sold yesterday to
Messrs. Strobel and Hutchinson OF
Kansas. The new proprietors took
charge today The former owners,
Messrs Sosebee and Robinson, leave
the business with the best wishes OF
their patrons.
w. C. Liesenberg, who started for
California Thanksgiving week to
spend the winter for the benefit of his
health, is still in Denver at the Ply.
mouth, enjoying the weather. which
has been delightful for the past two
weeks. He is feeling considerably
better and will stay in Denver for d
few weeks more before going on to
California.
The Colorado Teachers associa
tion elected a woman president this
year. The successful candidate is
Miss Grace Ellen Shoe, who some
years ago was candidate for superin
tendent of public instruction. The Of
flee of director of the association
vacated by DIR. ID. E. Phillips, is now
filled by Mr. Hollinshead, principal
of the Wyman school of Denver.
The School Danes, an educationa
society as the name indicates held
their annual dinner this year, at the
Adams. The tpble was arranged in a
big letter e. with the president il
the center and the guests of honol
ranged on either side. The Danes al
ways have social function of som,
kind yearly, during the meeting of tn,
State association in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. Owens, and lit
tie daughter. Blythe, were outgoing
passengers on the eastern this morn
ing to Denver where they will sta.
over for few days on their way t.
Clay Center. Kans., to spend a mont
Or six weeks with their daughter, Mrs
Kurth. who visited them here las
summer. Another daughter, Miss Ole
who accompanied her sister, to Cla,
Center. will return with Mr. and Mrs
Owens. We trust they will have ,
pleasant and enjoyable trip
County Superintendent Mrs. Pulfor,
Is busy catching up work delayed il
the office during her absence at tn,
State Teachers association. The re
cent session proved quite strenuous
for the directors and management O
the organization, some three Thousand
teachers being present, and as eacl
paid a fee of s150 1t made a larg,
sum of money to be handled. Anothe
source of difficulty was the fact tha
the auditorium could not be obtained
for the evening sessions for the teach
ers gatherings. This made a grea
deal of work in dividing the assembl.
up among the different churches ant
other buildings available for the pur
pose.
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