Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-04

NJ. f. church tSouth), has moved his
family from Pennington, where they
were living on their ranch. TO Durango
and they are now comfortably settled
in the parsonage on the north side.
Prof. and Mrs. Ernest Feichtinger
are moving in to the Ochsner resi-
denee at 720 Fourth avenue today
Their friends will find them there for
the next six months, or until DR.. Ochs-
ner's return.
Mrs X. Jansonius. who has been
In the city taking treatment at Ochs-
ner hospital. returned to her home at
| Pennington this morning Mrs. Ja
sonius was a guest of Mrs IL c. Dun
ham while in Durango
Mrs w Fl. Urban, who has been the
guest of the Savoy for day or two
on her way from Shiprock, went to
Dolores this morning TO join her hus-
band who is steel bridge contractor
and is at present in the Montezuma
valley on some construction work.
| a passenger TO Huntington today. Mr.
Shultz, who Is in the paint and wall
paper business, is filling a contract
there, and Mrs. Shultz went down for
Fatt Il 80 te.,t no f,.f.r
Dolores last night,
Yesterday afternoon ], +. Martinez
appeared before Judge c. A. fike in
chambers TO apply for bail The bond
was fixed at $4,000, but so far the
bondsmen have not been found and
Martinez is still in the county Jail
Mr.. and Mrs MARITIME Martinez, new
llyweds of about three weeks, left for
! i,olores this morning, where the for
| mer is employed at a sawmill. The
Lride wore a pretty Easter hat trim
med with pink and white blossoms.
She was formerly Miss Nellie Lopez.
Mrs Tud Patterson formerly Miss
Agnes Croke, leaves for her home at
| Slverton this evening, where her hus-
hand is express agent Mrs. Patterson
is on her way home from four
months trip to California, and stayed
over for u visit with her mother in
Durango.
Horace Clapp and George H. Shields
were passengers to Mancos this morn
ing where they have the contrac. TO
make the brick for the new Firs; Ne
tional Bank building. They win prob
ably be in Mancos most of the sum
mer, since II will require about one
| million brick
Miss Naamah Lowe is home from the
state normal al Greeley, for her Easter
| vacation. The young lady returns
Tuesday. and meanwhile is making
the most OF her vacation-for Miss
Naamah is one of the girls who think
| there Is no place like home We un-
derstand she is making splendid rec.
ord in school this year
Mrs. John Puetz left for her home
il Hesperus this morning after few
days visit with her daughter. Mrs. Ed
/ Bluck Mrs. Puetz came in to buy n
birthday present for her young daugh-
ter, Eda, who celebrates her thirteenth
birthday on Sunday. The young lady
Is to have lovely gift-a new plano
the purchase being made yesterday
from Hahn's.
| Word comes from Silverton that the
Silver Ledge mill is grinding away
on good ore and that II promises TO
make a fine record this year, all Of
which is encouraging news. San Juan
county has wonderful mineral re-
sources and the people of Silverton
have cause to feel optimistic.
| Conversing with parties visiting
Pennington yesterday The Herald does
mot believe much damage resulted from
the cold spell A few apricots and
some very early peaches may have
suffered some. but not to be noticed.
This is pleasing news.
1 w. r. Slusher, one of the members
of Colorado Springs real estate firm
making a specially of irrigation prof
lects, came in from Denver last night.
]. Lehroy Slusher, q brother of the
above, is also a member Of the firm,
and WAS through Durango with party
of capitalists few weeks ago, look
ing into irrigation propositions on Flo
rlda mesa and In New Mexico. Mr.
slusher is staying over today at the
Stratsr.