Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-14

OF roads.
City Marshal Gillespie is ont with a
shotgun this morning, after more dogs
Up to this morning he has killed fifty
three CANNES.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Sullivan, who
were here for few days visit with
relatives, departed for their home al
Placerville. today.
H. ]. Patton, joint foreman OF the
Durango round house. returned last
night from Alamosa where he attend
ed meeting of the officials OF this
division. connected with his depart
ment,
Brigadier Wood of the Salvation
Army, who has been here for a few
days visiting the local corps. departed
for his home in Ell Paso. Tex. this
morning. The brigadler's visit proved
very helpful to the home organization
Mrs. H. A. Noble and children de
parted for their home in Amarillo
Tex. this morning, after n pleasant
visit OF about six weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. Wayland Bailey. Mesdames No
BILE and Bailey are sisters.
Miss Edna Conner has been elected
as one of the Bayfield, teachers and
will have charge of the primary de
partment this coming year Miss
Stamfel. who had the position last
year. will teach at her home in Rico
this term
A. f. Hood returned this morning
from Aztec, where he put in a couple
of days on business. Mr.. Hood said
that for time Sunday evening it look.
ed as If the entire business part oil
the town would burn up. The splen-
did work of the bucket brigade was all
that saved it,
| The Reading circle books for next
year as recently selected by the state
committee, are: Bagley's "Class
Room Management" Aliens "Civics
and Health" and six Centuries in
English Poetry"
| Miss Nettie Short and nephew, Ray
Lyle, departed this morning for their
home in Springfield, Mo. They viii
stay over in Colorado Springs and Den.
yer on the way home. They were here
on visit to w. A. Short for about
a week and were very much impressed
with the country.
| Milt Herrick departed today for his
home in Alamosa after a few days
visiting his Durango friends. Mr.. Her
rick said no arrangements had yet
been made for ball game between
Alamosa and Durango during the
Fair, but that match would probably
be arranged. In any case he said he
expected to take in the fair and will
bring Mrs. Herrick with him.
| J. w. Rhoades. who has been with
Wesley Helm the past three years,
left yesterday for Pennington where
he will open a barber shop. Mr.. r..
has many friends throughout the coun.
try who will wish him success and
much prosperity. He deserves 1t, be
ing good workman as well as com
panionable. Mrs. Rhoades and family
went down last week
Fred Rheinhold, son of A. e. Rhein-
hold who for a number of years was
connected with the Colorado State
bank, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Gibson, Fred was quite small boy
when his family left Durango and
the years have wrought some changes
in his appearance.
| Misses Jennie and Olive Douglas,
| hieCcs vi hlutIuldH hoinuS ShlllH, are
visiting him from New York Alderman
Smith met the young ladies in Denver
Miss Olive will teach at Animas city
this year. Miss Jennie was here q
few years ago. and made n great many
friends who will be pleased to see her
again.
Mrs. Della Poor and mother, Mrs
NJ. A. Merbitz left this morning on u
vacation trip of about three months
They VIII spend some time in Denver
later going on for visit with friends
in Trinidad, and possibly will visit in
Kansas City before returning. A mum
her of friends were at the depot this
morning to wish them pleasant
journey, and an enjoyable vacation.
Word comes from CorteZ that Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Outlet had a mar
row escape when out driving Sunda,
evening The horse ran away, and botl
Mr.. and Mrs. Outlet were thrown out
Mr.. Outlet escaped with sprainet
ankle and a number of bruises, while
his wife was badly shaken up and
l cd nj ,..t ..tl. .,.s. mi