Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-01

s. s. Carroll is Durango visitor
today from Ignacio.
DR.. and Mrs. Hutchinson returned
last evening from Ignacio where they
spent Thanksgiving with relatives.
ger from Aztec this morning, where
he spent Thanksgiving with his friends
+. c. Daniels and son, Frank were
among the arrivals ON the Red Apple
train this morning, from visit to the
ranch at Cedar Hill.
s. C. Priest was an arrival from
Outlook. Wash, on last nights train
This morning he continued to Dolores
on a land seeking trip.
Mrs. Grace Bishop and Miss Ro-
lena Fickel were returning passengers
on the Red Apple line this morning
from trip to their ranches in San
Juan county.
General Agent P. B. McAtee and
wife returned this morning on the Red
Apple train from few days trip to
Harrington. Mr.. Nc went on busi.
ness-so did Mrs. Nc, only her busi-
mes WAS pleasure.
Mis- Lillian Loolabell returned last
evening from weeks absence In
Denver and Fort Collins Miss Look
abel attended the State Teachers as
sociation and visited the Fort Collins
schools to study certain forms of man
ual training.
Mrs J. Bradford and daughter, Miss
Elsie. left Denver yesterday for Colo
RADIO Springs The latter was opea
ted on some weeks ago and is now
recuperating from the effects. Though
very weak and thin, the young lady
is getting along very nicely.
The city OF Telluride will accept the
offer of $33,172 made by the United
States Fidelity and Guarantee Co OF
Baltimore to cover the full amount
embezzled by H. U. Rogers, former
city treasurer.
Rev. Father NJ. r. Callahan departed
fol Denver this morning to purchase
more improvements for st Columba's
church. in the line of doors and tran
SONS. When all Is completed the edi
flee will be very handsome
The labor unions of Minneapolis
are bravely coming to the relief of the
fire sufferers in the northern part of
Minnesota, and are making good siz-
ed donations, which are turned in to
the treasurer of the local relief fund.
Miss May Higgins left for her
school on Dry Creek, near Bayfield,,
this morning. The young lady is teach.
ing an eight months term. and was in
town to spend her Thanksgiving vaca.
ton at home.
was in the city last night passing
through to Boulder, on visit to hts
family. The young folks are attending
the state university this year, and
their mother is keeping house for
them.
Superintendent T. j. Crowds of the
Tomahawk and Lucky Moon compa-
MES, came down from La Plata City
yesterday with his daughter, Gather
inc, who was returning to school in
Durango after spending. the Thanks.
giving vacation at home. The little
lady had the time of her life, she
says.
w. H. Iockhart, manager of the
Pastorius interests in this county came
in from Denver last night. Mrs. Lock
hart. who is recuperating from an oper-
alton performed some weeks ago is
getting along fine, and is looking much
better than for some time before en-
tering the hospital. This will be very
pleasing news to her Durango friends.
Ed Tiffany, the well-known surveyor
has changed his business, and is now
handling telephones and "sich." He
went out on the eastern this morning
with the biggest phone he could get,
and was SO enthusiastic In boosting
for the new concern that he induced
C. E. Herr to try his luck likeise.
WHITTIER Thou Goest, I will Co." said
the latter to the former. and to
quote Mark Twain, they up and
vented" Don't ask u how It will all
end. Probably but one person knows,
and he won't tell.
Attorney Geo. w. Moody returned
last evening from few days trip to
Denver, mainly bushes. Since G. w.
takes both work and play with a