Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-12

from Aztec and passed through to Pa
gosa Springs this morning for a week 3
outing. and to try the water of the
big spring
Miss Elizabeth Real returned yes
terday from silyerton. where she at.
tended the Labor day celebration. She
had splendid time. and said that Sill.
verton people are certainly line enter
tainers.
X. r. Smith returned last evening
from Denver where lie attended the
grand lodge Knights OF Pythias Mr.
Smith continued to his home in Cor
tez today.
Sam May went out this morning to
attend the G. A. r. encampment which
meets this year in Atlantic city, N. J..
Mr.. May is thinking OF crossing the
ocean to Liverpool England. to visit
old friends there. and at other points,
before returning
Miss Helen Balster, daughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs. f. s. Balster Of this city left
this morning for Columbia, Mo, where
she will enter Stephens college. Miss
Balster is a great fayorite and her
young friends in Durango society viii
miss her this winter
Mrs. r. w Koehler and daughter,
Miss Irene, passed through from Sill
verton this morning to Pueblo, where
the latter returned to Loretta Heights
academy. Mrs. Koehler will stay over
a day or two to see her daughter 10.
Gated, and will spend a few days in
Denver before returning home
Miss Irene Adams Of Annns Forks
the successful contestant in a voting
contest conducted by the silverton
Miner, recently, in which the prize was
a trip to Denver, came down on the
Silverton train this morning and will
be the guest of Miss Josie Hood and
Miss Elizabeth Real until Saturday
when she leaves for Denver.
Miss Bertha Little passed through
today en- route for Albuquerque where
she expects to spend a year In rest
and recreation. Miss Little has resign.
ed her position as superintendent OF
the Presbyterian mission at Liberty,
N. M, and is succeeded by Miss Jes.
sic Rogers of New York city. Miss
Rogers assumed her duties Sept. l.
A whole regiment of 'Kilties" in
rich Highland regimental costumes,
English officers and soldiers, bagpip-
ers. short fat country boy five feet
high and just as wide, and lean,
long, lanky lad seven feet four inches
tall, make a giant production that
will please everyone. Last time to-
night at the Theatorium; also Rex
Beech's story with Bridges Burned"
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c. b. Sheek, A, Outlet and Jesse
EIaller came in from Denver last night
where they took in the races at over
land park. Mr.. Haller returned soon
er than he had intended on account OF
the illness of his partner, Mr. Cox,
who was injured In thrashing ma.
chine accident few days ago, near
Cortez. In order to save time, the
gentlemen left in an auto last night,
for Mancos, going on to Cortez from
there with a team
Mrs. p. A. Koltz, daughter, Miss
Marie, and niece, Miss Anna Cissell,
went out over the Southern this morn
ing, bound for Santa Rosa, Cal They
are making the change on account OF
Miss Marie's health, and in case they
find conditions favorable, viii locate
in California permanently. Friends
OF the family in this county are sorry
to see them leave, but trust that the
change will prove beneficial as well as
profitable.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w Mcintyre depart.
ed for Denver this morning Mr., Mc.
Intyre has been the linotype operator
on the Democrat the past fourteen
months. Having waited until Tues.
day evening to have matters adjusted
at the Democrat office he made ar
rangements to leave and yesterday
gave up his house and with everything
packed concluded not TO remain al
though the union contract had been
signed.
Mrs. Gertrude Meyer and five chill
dren were guests of the Palace last
night, passing through from their home
in Rico, to Wilkesbarre, Pa, where
the family will make their home in
future. Mrs. Meyer has been resi-
dent of Rico for seventeen years. and
was very sorry to leave, but circum-
stances seemed to demand change
Mrs. Meyers small son Willie was
especially opposed to leaving home
the main reason being that he could
not take his burro joe an elder