Semi-weekly herald., 1910-03-14


r. c. Vaughan returned from Den
yer last evening and departed for his
home at Dolores today.
T. p Maddox, editor OF the San Juan
Democrat. came up from Aztec last
night to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. n Raymond returned last
evening from spending week with
Mrs. Frank West near Tiffany,
Mrs. w. l.. Chelf was a returning
passenger to her home in lgnacio this
morning after few days in town.
Mrs. II. Lambert was in town over
night from Hesperus on shopping
trip and for brief visit with her
daughter.
Mrs. X McAIaster of Aztec, who has
been staying at the Savoy for a day
or two, left for Colorado Springs and
Denver this morning.
F. r. Cline was a returning pas
senger from Denver and points east
last night, and continued TO his home
in Pennington this morning
Rev. W. II. Doggett left for Tellu-
ride this morning to conduct Episco.
pal services Returning, the rector
will stay over at Rico and Mancos
on he way to Durango.
Miss Nettie Everett, who has re-
Gently closed her school at Ignacio,
was an outgoing passenger to Dulce
today on a visit to her sister, Mrs.
T. r. Shiveley.
G. V. Fenimore of Decatur, Ill. re-
turned last night from San Juan coun.
ty, New Mexico, where he has been
looking around. and departed for Ala
mosa today 10 look around in the San
Luis valley.
We are daily looking for the Red
Apple train to come in with more
wedding paraphernalia ribbons on
the cab. and old shoes on the coaches.
Ask Brakeman Vassmer.
T. Il. Bradileld, who was in town
for a couple of days from Dolores, re-
turned on the Southern this morning
Mr.. Br1adfeld says the telephone line
is about completed between Cortez
and Bluff, Utah.
Mrs. /. c. Robbins was guest OF
The Palace last night, on her way from
Texas to join her husband, who bought
II ranch near Cortez some time ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins will make their
home in the Montezuma valley.
Doc. Redman. who has been at Ochs
ner hospital for the past fourteen
months. left for his ranch at Mancos
this morning. The old gentleman hat
thirteen operations performed during
that time. He went out this morning
feeling fine.
Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Hampton came
in from Clovis, n. NJ, last evening
Mr.. Hampton said this morning that
Durango looks good to him. He may
decide to locate here again. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hampton drove out to the ranch
on the Florida this morning ON visit
to the formers parents.
The Presbyterian brotherhood plans
to hold its first annual banquet on
Monday evening, Mar. 81 DR. J. R
Gass of Albuquerque will be The
speaker. The regular monthly bust
ness and social meeting will be merg
ed with the banquet meeting.
Superintendent c. e. Werner of Ig
nacio and United States District At.
torney Ethelbert Ward of Denver were
arrivals on last evenings train. They
are here on matters pertaining to the
adjudication of water rights on In
dian lands. There will be hearing
next Tuesday. Attorney o. S. Gal
breath being referee.
Mrs. Dora c. White went to Thomp
! sons park this morning to stay over
Sunday with her daughter. Mrs. Theo
dore Parker. Today is the latter's
birthday and Mrs. White naturally
wished to help celebrate. There will
be large party al the Parker home
in honor of the occasion, this evening
p d. King, the travelling man hurt
in the wreck last Friday. is getting
along very nicely. Mr.. Kings hip was
badly cut with broken glass and he
lost a great deal of blood, which made
him very weak for several days, but
he is getting along fine now. Con
ductor Pollard is able to be around al
though he is not working, but his back
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