Semi-weekly herald., 1910-03-17

street Gus Johnson is completing a
good sized dwelling.
n. II. A. Walker and Charles Kiel
the civil engineer, left for a trip TO
the Ignacio country today. Said they
were going for their health Some
thing doing not for publication Just
yet!
Hans Aspaas and Emmet Writ drove
In from Ignacio last night, ma brief
business trip. Mr. Writ left on the
eastern this morning for his trading
post at Dulce. and Mr.. Aspaas depart
ed for Ignacio,
Mrs. Laura Hellikens of Colorado
Springs and Mrs. George West of Pue-
bio were In the city over night on
their way TO Pennington. for which
place they left this morning. The
ladies will visit friends for few
weeks.
II. c. Gallup, business manager of
the Scenic Monthly, ihe bright little
magazine published by the employees
OF the Denver d Rio Grande. was an
arrival from Pueblo last night, on his
way around the big circle Mr. Gal
lup is staying over today on business
pertaining to his publication.
B. Glaser returned from trip TO
Denver last evening. While in that
city he met our former townsman
John Casey, and while the latter's in
terests are very small here, having
purchased property in Denver. lie
Signed up" for $50 just as matter
of good win to our people
p. i. Richardson, brakeman on the
Rio Grande Southern received word
yesterday of the accidental death OF
his father near Arkansas City Kans
Mr. Richardson left for his home on
this mornings eastern. II was quite
shock to Mr.. Richardson as the last
he had heard his father had been in
good health,
Arthur Anheier, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
A. NJ. Anheier who has been in Du-
range for a few weeks visit TO his
parents, left for Alamosa this morning.
Arthur is in the plumbing business in
Alamosa, but he is also baseball
player and will probably go on to
Denver next week TO try out for
place ON the Western league team
Mrs. j. G. Mcclure and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Beioher, all of Cortez,
went out on the Southern this morning
for their home in the valley. Mrs
Belcher is Mrs. McCmre's daughter,
and the three have been in Durango
for Il few days on Il combined busl-
ness and pleasure trip. Yesterday they
made a trip to Aztec TO see the coun
try.
o.
Gus Roberts writes from Nampa
Ida. that he has just purchased for the
Roberts Dry Goods company, block
of fruit land set out TO 4-year-old apple
trees. This is one of sixteen recently
sold in new addition to Nampa The
tract of land contains four and n half
d (fnnuiIDrofinu ho
company also owns forty acres of fruit
land in the same addition. Besides
Mr.. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs, j H. Nc
Holland and Mr.. and Mrs Sam Sloan
are members OF the firm.
Agent C. w. Schmidt of the Globe
Express company has received word
chat Il. j. Tavenor, the express mes
senger, who was badly injured in the
wreck on the Silverton branch on Mar
3, is getting along fine. The main
shoulder instead of his chest At the
time of the wreck Mr.. Tavenor was
found with the messenger safe on his
chest and ii was supposed that he
was seriously injured internally. His
friends in this section will be pleased
to know that he is getting along so
nicely.
The Herald is always pleased to re
ceive news items from out-of-town sub
scribers, but one of the rules of this
office is that the name of the person
sending in the same must always be
included. as evidence of good faith.
We will not publish the name OF the
correspondent, but it is necessary that
the local editor of this paper knows
that the items come from reliable
source. This has special reference to
Elco subscriber, whose items we shall
be pleased TO publish If he viii send in
his name next time.
George Ii. Hand. the expert mining
engineer. who is examining the ORC
Fino mine for the la Plata Gold Min.
ing company, returned last evening
from a business trip to Denver. He
found the change from the hills for