Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19

THE HERALD PRINTING CO.
LOCAL NEWS.
trrom Thursdays Daiiy.)
L. A. Norton, who has been In 10
for several days on business with the
Orc Fino mine. left for Denver this
morning.
Rev Father Liciotti went out today
on a round of visits to his Archu-
ieta county missions. He expects to
return in about week.
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Mrs. Deuel.. mother of assistant SUI
perintendent E. w. Deuel. of the fourth
division OF the d. & II. c., left for
her home in Denver this morning after
pleasant visit with her son and
family.
Miss Florence Ruffe left for La
Boca this morning where she has ac-
cepted n position as teacher for the
coming term. School begins next Mon
day.
George F. Dittman, who Is heavily
interested in the Lucky Moon and
Tomahawk Mining companies, came
down from La Plata yesterday and de
parted for his home In Cincinnati this
morning.
Mrs. Joe Preston drove in from Fort
Lewis mesa yesterday. and went out
on the Southern this morning bound
for Grand Junction to attend the camp
meeting and conference of the Seventh
Day adventists. Mrs. Preston will
visit friends before returning.
ghe friends of our dist let clerk,
John Meuser, ore pleased 20 know
that after his Ions siege at the hospi
tai he Is able to ii up for tine each
day. We trust Ii at Mr. Ne lses's i'm
prcvement will icS he rapid
e w. Sullivan and Il. l.. Stannard
of Goodland, Kans., were in Durango
over night on their way to Maucos to
look over lands. The gentlemen went
out on the train this morning.
r. w. Simpson and J. L. Parsons
returned night before last from visit
to the formers sheep camp near Dyke.
in Archuleta county Mr.. Simps N IS
staying over for a day ~ two before
returning to the trading posi- i'll Can-
uen Gallegos. n. NJ. Mr. Parsons made
TIE trip to the Springs fo. the outing
o.
Mrs. Richard Sorg has recently re.
ceived word from her daughter Julia,
now Mrs. h. r. Hulshizer of the death
of the latter's baby girl, child OF five
months, which occurred In San An
will sympathize with Mrs Hulshizers
loss.
Mrs. ]. T. Locke and six children,
Aci hiSii1 vi vi LIZ N II thSsoi MtAh Oul
on The Southern this morning bound
for Salem, Ore, where they will make
their home In future. Mrs Loclke's
sisters are located there and the fam
lily will visit relatives until they have
an opportunity to make their own ar.
rangements.
Mrs. Glen Russell and little son
went out on the eastern this morning
to Ignacio on the way 10 Spring creek
Mrs. Russell came in a few days ago
10 start her daughter Letha in school
The little girl will stay with her
grandmother, Mrs. Russell.
Adam Wagner of the Colorado Ma
sional Life Assurance company pass.
ed through this morning from Silver
ton to Antonito. Mr. Wagner was in
Silyerton to see Miss Josephine Lloyd,
heir of William Lloyd, the mining man
who died suddenly short time ago.
received the $4,000 insurance which
the latter carried with the company
Mrs. Martin Peterson and dansh,ols
Misses Mary and Annie, and son Mar.
tin, went out On the eastern this norm
ing to Des Moines. Ia, where they
will visit friends and relatives for q
few months In case conditions are
favorable they may decide to remain
until next spring A number of friends
were at the depot this morning tc
see them off.
Mrs X. w. Calkins and son Julier
returned to their home at Cortez this
morning. AIRS Calkins came in few
days ago with her mother. Mrs. l.. A
Chandler, VINO has been yIs'ling hol
this summer in Cortez Mrs Chandler
departed yests.day Gofnng for he
home In Chicago Mrs Ca,hins stayet