Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-30

ST. Columba's Catholic church will
hold a grand picnic at Animas park
on the Fourth of July.
Mrs. Richard McCloud returned last
evening from visit with her daugh.
ter Miss Nellie In Glenwood Springs.
and friends in Denver.
F. Isaacs. head machinist at the
smelter. is laying Off suffering from
the effects OF running a rusty nail into
his foot. The nail penetrated to the
depth OF about an inch.
Yesterday DIR. Lackey operated on
Andrew Gillespie, son OF the city mar.
shal, for appendicitis. 1t was serious
case and a very successful operation
The boy is getting along fine.
Mrs. l.. N Hansen, mother of Mrs.
Cy Graden, left for Denver today to
spend few weeks with her son
Charles. who is now located there
Just vacation trip.
w. H. Waring, who is associated
with the r. ID. Burns interests at
Park View, n. NJ, returned last even
ing from a brief visit with his family
at Aztec and left this morning for
Park View.
AL Kramer, sheriff of San Juan coun.
ty. passed through from Silvertou this
morning to Mancos to spend few
days with his mother Mr. Kramer
has not been feeling well lately and
thought "A few days change to lower
altitude might help MIN.
Mr.. and Mr.. C. e. Herr are back
from visit to the club grounds on the
Valliceto, Mr.. Herr bringing in trout
in the lake. presenting 1t to Mr. and
Mrs. o. F. Boyle. 1t measured twenty
four inches in length.
Mrs. C. Pennington and children
left for Pennington this morning to
join Mr.. Pennington. going on later to
Texas, on visit, and possibly to re-
main permanently. Mrs. Pennington
has made her home here for the past
school year.
Attorney b. w. Ritter departed to.
day for his country home at Ignacio
MIR. Ritter said he was going 10 work
for living. but his general appear
ance belied his words. Cant ranch
prof ably in pale gray suit, and all
the etceteras. Not in this climatel
Ensign Case of Denver. who has
been here on visit to the local corps
OF the Salvation army. went to Mancos
this morning Ensign Case returns to-
morrow night and will be in Durango
fr the Saturday night and Sunday
meetings.
DIR. L. l.. Glynn. the veterinary in
spector for the United States depart
ment of animal industry. returned last
evening from Navajo Springs, where
he inspected some Indian horses. This
morning DR. Glynn went to Fort Lewis
on official business DIR. Glynn is max
ing his headquarters at the Palace.
in town over night. going down on this
mornings train to Durango, where
they will visit friends for few days.
Some years ago. Mr.. Allison was EN-
ployed on the Rio Grande Southern.
but is now agent at one of the small
stations on the Rio Grande Western.
Telluride Journal.
District court has been busy today
with the case of the East Mesa Dit ch
company VS.. Mrs. Ellen Bryce, wa
ter adjudication involving the sum of
$500, for clearing out and enlarging
certain portions Oh tne nllcn. Mdln a
Perkins are attorneys for the prose
cution and Reese McCloskey for the
defense.
Mrs. l.. A. Wiltse was a returning
passenger to her home at Pennington
this morning. Mr.. Wiltse's brother,
C. b. Wiltse, was taken to Mercy hos
pital suffering with appendicitis and
Mrs. Wiltse stayed over In town yes
terday 10 visit friends. Mr.. Wiltse is
not strong enough to stand the opera
tion, but Is getting along very nice
ly.
Have you seen the alligator at the
Palace? 1t is about eighteen inches
long and said to be a perfect specimen
OF its kind. II was sent TO Sam May
OF the Strater bar, from Florida by
Fred Noble, a Rocky Ford travelling
salesman Since Mr.. May has no good
place to keep IT, A. s. Krapft has II at
the Palace. Every one seems willing
to watch the gator from distance.