Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-11-03

vacation trip TO crippiecreek Of a cou.
pie Of weeks.
j. w Reagan. OF the Southern Pacific.
returned this morning from a trip Of a
couple OF days In Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry kcttieweii and
son returned this morning from their
Cedar Hlu ranch. where they spent Sun
day.
Sheriff John Clarke and daughter. Mise
Gcorgin, left for Denver this morning 70
place the three children OF Mrs. Roberts
in the state home.
Arthur Peterson and A. Kroe9er were
among the returning passengers from
Pennington. They were among the X.
OF P's who visited their Pennington
brothers Saturday night, and stayed ovei
to spend Sunday.
william Schumacher. sheep inspector for
this district, went to Hesperus this morn.
Ing, where some fifteen Thousand sheer
viii be dipped In the next few days. Ton
Goulding. who owns some Of the sheep Il
he dipped, accompanied Mr. Schumacher.
They brought home two hundred ducks
with them from Shrinking Lakes. which IL
fine for the hunters but hard on the
birds. The nimrods. who returned Satur'
day night are M follows. J. o. Camp
bell. Charles Herr DR. n. C. Turrei, DIR
y. j. ochsner Lloyd Sheets and Candy.
the cook.
Sam May came in on the eastern Inst
night after an extended visit In the
east. Mr.. May made the trip ostensibiy
to attend the G. A. II. Encampment al
Atlantic city and later visited relatives
IN Ohio and Kentucky lie says he had
splendid time and enjoyed his vacation
first rate.
Attorney L.. p. Main made flying trip
to the ranch at oxford this morning
Went to whip his cats Spare the rod
and spoil the child says the proverb.
and doubtless the pussics need cbastising
occasionally likewise. Hut how many do
you suppose he has. II 1t takes all day
10 punish them?
Mrs. u. l.. Sheets returned Friday even
ing from II vacation trip to Denver. Fort
Collins. and Pueblo In Fort Collins Mrs.
Sheets visited her daughter. Mrs. Walter
Wood. and found the young couple IN
stalled In beautiful home, In which they
were MS snug ms the proverbial bug, and
happy as the day Is long. Mrs Sheets
also visited her sister Mrs. Graybill In
Pueblo and brought back her little niece.
Helen, n pretty dark-eyed girl strongly
resembling Mrs. Wood. to make her home
with her aunt In Durango.
Last Wednesday word came from Dem
father OF X. j. Osenbaugh. more famil-
isriy known as Dick, our citizen. The
latter Is now recovering from severe
attack of typhoid fever and the sad
Lews was great shock. Death was
due to advanced age. heart trouble be-
Ing the immediate cause During the
weeks Of "Dlcks" Illness messages came
er was sinking fast and the end was
daily expected. but the news was kept
from him by Mrs. Osenbaugh, since It
could do no good ana he was not In
ply steal condition to stand the shock.
Andy Sheek. the sheep man of Hesper-
us. broke his arm and injured his breast
CURED about mile north OF Hesperus.
Mr.. Sheek got out OF the wagon TO fix
the harness, and as he started to get In
again. one of the horses kicked him and
broke his arm below the erDow and In
jured him In the breast. The team ran
away, but We're stopped by running in
to "A tree DIR. I.ackey was summoned
10 the other injuries. Mr., sheek is at
his home near Hesperus, and is getting
along nicely.
Two italians. Joe Euillo and Angelic
Juglietti were injured in a scrape over
Friday night In the scuffie Eulllo had
his leg broken and incensed by the pain
drew his revolver and shot Juglletti. who
at the time paid little attention to his
injury Enillo was taken to Mercy hospi-
tai and Jugliett left for the Plngrey
place where he was working. After
reaching the ranch the latter found his
it,ln IN h,