Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-11

advantageously before returning.
WANTED-To purchase or use dur
| ing the summer months Durham bull.
address postoffice box 127, or phone
Durango As.
| WANTED-Woman cook and house
work. Five to seven in family. Call
Herald office.
| Frank Eldredge Is putting in the
week In Montezuma county with head
quarters at Cortez.
Doc" Grant Morris was out on the
street today for the first time for a
| couple of weeks. He is just recover
ing from severe siege of stomach
trouble. Beginning to feel better now
but still pretty weak.
The son of John Erickson, who was
bitten by a RATHER near Kline, few
days ago is getting along very nicely
The leg is still swollen, but DR.. Lackey
| thinks the boy will recover.
| w. G. McCallum OF Denver came in
| from Fort Lewis mesa, where he has
been looking over the country, and
| departed for Mancos this morning Mt
McCallum is landseeker on a visit
to this section
| Mrs. Earl Faris came in from Man
cos last night to spend a few days
with relatives. Miss Dorothy Conner
who has been visiting Mrs. Faris for
several weeks, accompanied her to Du-
range last night.
| C. l.. Jewell, former partner of John
Morelock in the furniture business, but
for the past twenty years a resident
of Nebraska, will arrive on visit to
Mr.. Morelook and old Durango friends
the last of the week. Mr. Jewell loves
to angle and no place like Colorado
streams.
drop over and see the old timer, Joe
Clarke. While unable to use his limbs
Mr.. Clarke is about the same as eight
| or ten years ago so far as health is
concerned-in fact, better in one re.
spect, does not suffer as much from
rheumatic pains which is great
blessing.
| Prof Ernest Feichtinger returned
last evening from holiday trip east
Mr.. Feichtinger took in the big Elks
convention at Detroit, and later visited
friends in Chicago, Omaha and Kansas
City. He says he had fine time and
locks as if the trip had agreed with
him.
This morning, just as the passenger
was pulling out of the Silverton de
pot, Charlie Rue, the wei known bus
driver, Familiarity known as king
Edward lost one of his famous white
horses, the animal dropping suddenly
dead as the team stood beside the
track Charlie and his team are SC
well known to Silverton travellers that
ii will seem strange to see any change
BILLY" Liesenberg was hobbling
around down town on crutches his
forenoon, the first time since going to
Mercy hospital some months ago, al
though the other day he took a round
trip street car ride. Looks rather thin
but is feeling very good and hopes to
be around again in short time.
E. II. Freeman of Topeka, Kans.
was an outgoing passenger on today's
Southern. Mr.. Freeman was returning
home from visit with Rev. Bundy at
Pennington. He was very much in.
terested in the Pennington district and
expects to return for a further exam
nation. He will stay over at Mont.
rose to look around for few days
William barrow, who returned a few
days ago from California, is looking
fine. Although not quite as heavy as
usual, he still handles about 200
pounds of bones and flesh He says he
is feeling better than for years al.
though the past day or two is feeling
a twinge of the old rheumatism in the
knee joint injured by bullet at Chick.
amauga.
Hahn, the jeweler, is exhibiting a
phenomenal curiosity which shows the
esults of natural gas, which in this case
came from the Ritter ranch at Ignacio
We have Mr.. Hahn's word for it that
Ben has been dosing the hens, sam
pies of the eggs being exhibited before
and after taking, and as the interested
may observe, with marvellous results
Don't take our word for it, Go and
look at Hahn's windowi
MrC