Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-01

mine at Eureka, and his sister, Mrs
M. w. Strong, passed through
morning from Silverton to Denver.
Attorney Charles A. Johnson return
ed yesterday morning from Aztec. N
NJ. where he had case in court, and
departed for Cortez today.
A special meeting of the Civic club
will be held al the library tomorrow
afternoon at 3 O'Clock sharp. All
members are requested to be present
DIR. Howard II. Dawson was a guest
OF the Palace last night on his way
from Rico to Texas. where he will
spend the winter Dr.. Dawson left on
the eastern this morning.
Prof. L. C. Lindemann, the enthu-
siastic and energetic organize: OF the
Loyal Order of Moose, came in on the
eastern from his home in Boulder
where he spent Thanksgiving.
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James Doyle, the mining man oper.
ating on the east Mancos, was guest
of the Strater last night. on his way
from visit to the mines, and con
tinued to Denver this morning
Miss Florence Ruffe departed for !
Boca. this morning, after spending
Thanksgiving In town. The young
lady is teaching very successful
term of school at La Boca this year
Charles Fl. Brown. resident manager
of the Empire Realty company. in this
city. returned last evening from a fly
ing trip to Denver, where he went
on business for the company.
Miss Grace Burtner came in from
Ignacio last night and will be in the
city several days on visit to friends.
Mrs. Albert Sechirst was an arrival
from Pueblo last night She is visiting
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. McGue. in
the city She will remain for the holi-
days.
Mr. and Mrs. B. w. Ritter were pas
sengers to Denver yesterday morning
Mrs. Ritter will visit friends until af
ter the holidays. B. W. will return in
few days.
Peck Norris was operated on this
morning for appendicitis. 1t was
very critical operation. three ulcers
being discovered in the appendix. DR.
LAckey is in charge of the case.
Mrs. Herman Moss was an outgoing
passenger on this mornings train for
her home In Pekin, Ill Mrs. Moss has
been living at CASTELAR, for some time
keeping house for her brothers, the
Mason boys.
rttornev F. c. Perkins returned this
morning from Aztec, where he attend
ed the session OF district court which
was held there for the past two weeks.
r. A. Simpson. of Canon Gallegos.
n. NJ, was an arrival on the Red Ap-
Pile train this morning to spend the
day.
r. c. Salyers went ont to Oxford
this morning with two men, whom
he will set to work on new house
which he is building for the Oxford
Land & Townsite company. Mr.. Sal
yers has almost completed neat two
story house of seven rooms for Rev
H. A. Miller, pastor Of the Baptist
church, at Brookside.
Mrs. j. r. Yeager wife OF the new
assistant superintendent on this enc
of the Fourth Division of the d. & X
G., was an arrival on last nights trair
from Pueblo to Join her husband, who
came in several days ago. Mr.. ant
Mrs Yeager will occupy the Deuel. resi-
dence as soon as Mrs. Deuel. moves
For the present they will make theiI
headquarters at the Savoy.
Mrs. w. A. Bartlett, wife of the edi
tor and proprietor of The Herald was
yesterday taken to Mercy hospital
suffering with severe case of ner
vous breakdown, the result of not hav
ing fully recovered from the effects
of an operation performed some few
months ago in Denver. Mrs. Bartlett's
Durango friends trust that her recov
cry will be speedy.
Mr. and Mrs Copplnger who have
been in this section for couple OF
months visiting relatives in the Mon
tezuma valley, went out on the east.
ern this morning TO Clinton, Okla,
where they will make their home Mrs.
Coppinger is related to the well-known
Sleek family. and Mr.. Coppinger is n
relative OF our townsmen, ]. A. Coppin-
ger. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Coppinger
said they had enjoyed their visit very