Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-04

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This afternoon the case of George
Simons of Bayfield, against Frank SUIT
ton of 1gnaclo is occupying the at
tention OF the county court. The de-
fendant is accused of injuring a liv-
cry team. P. G. Ellis is attorney for
the pIaintiff and George w. Moody fur
the defendant
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. C. Phelps were
guests of the Palace last night on
their way from their home at La
| 9arpe. Ill. 10 Dolores, where they will
spend some months with their uncle.
George Phelps The visitors are cous-
ins of Mrs. j. p coston of this city
Mr. and Mrs Phelps went out on the
Southern this morning.
| Miss Mary Morgan is now in Hot
| Springs, Ark, for the benefit of her
health and writes that she is improv-
| ing every day In case the improve.
ment continues, Miss Morgan thinks
she win remain a couple of months
longer Her brother, Jack Gouding
expects to leave for trip to England
about that time and Miss Morgan will
probably cross the ocean with him.
| j. A. Cooper was brought up from
Aztec last evening suffering from the
effects of a runaway. A stray paper
fluttering in The road frightened the
team which he was driving TO town,
and the old gentleman was thrown.
which resulted in his hip being crush
ed. On reaching Durango, Mr.. Cooper
was taken to Mercy hospital where
DR.. Lackey attended to his injuries.
The patient is resting very comforta-
bly, today.
Mrs. Mary f. Filey of Cortez return
ed last night from Bayfield,. where
she has spent the past ten days on
account OF the Illness and death of a
distant relative. Mrs Washbui who
died suddenly on Mar. 10 of ap"endi-
cltis. Mrs. Washburn was taken i'll
that morning Mt o'clock and died at
10 Mrs Filey WAS in Durango on a
vacation trip oc about month She
expects TO return home In the morn
inc.
Some of the best musical talent of
he city are practicing diligently for
an Easter cantata. "Victory Divine. =
to be given in the Methodist church
next Monday evening. 1t * not n
heavy piece. but very pretty with
catchy airs and an Interesting score
throughout Miss SENEGAL has charge
OF The cantatn which ensures thorough
training. Watch the papers for fur
ther announcements.
Dan Mact.ean. who recently resign,
ed as manager of the American smelt.
ing plant in this city. was agreeabiy
Isurprised by receiving visit from a
number of the Office men Saturday
evening when he was presented with
a silver loving cup" The cup is one
Of the finest in the land--a regular
peach II is needless TO say that Mr..
Maclean was taken by surprise. /.
is something that he can prize and
will be constant reminder of the
pleasant relations existing between
HIM and his office force so many
years
In the case Of English VS.. English, In
which there was a cross complaint,
Mrs. English being the plaintiff, tho
verdict was for the plaintiff, and
against the defendant. the jury being
out twenty minutes. The case has
been on in the county court for the
past three days, and was given to the
jury at $3.50 yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
English in her complaint asked for
custody of the child. and $1,000 ali
mony. The amount of the alimony and
the custody of the child Is still under
| the consideration of the court. and
the decision will be announced in n
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notice of motion for a new trial, and
were given ten days in which to file.
DR.. and Mrs. B. ]. Ochsner were out
going passengers on today's eastern,
on a vacation trip about six months
They will visit relatives at different
points in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa
and Illinois for about month and
then cross the ocean and spend the
rest Of the time in Europe Miss Shir-
ner win join DR. and Mrs. Ochsner In
New York and sail with them across
the ocean. Dir. Ochsner closed the
hospital yesterday until his return.
Dr. Ernest 70. Martin will have charge
of DR.. Ochsner's office practice A
number of friends of DR.. and Mrs.
ochsner were at the depot this morn
ing to wish them bon voyage. 1t should
be lovely trip and we trust that our
departing friends will enjoy every min
ute of it.
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