Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-11

w. c. Mcclure, the real estate man.
Is in the city today. telling everybody
that Aztec is the only place Aztec's
all right, we think
NJ. c. Pickens. who is associated
with r. A. Simpson, the trader at
Canon Gallegos. New Mexico, ia
Durango visitor today.
II is pleasing to know that the or.
dinance prohibiting the riding of bikes
on sidewalks is to be enforced. Be.
coming a regular nuisance.
Miss Martha Townsend came in from
Hespeliis last night where she is
teaching 10 spend the week end with
her parents. and meanwhile do some
shopping
j. c. Ginter and John Haley. both of
Rocky Ford returned last night from
u trip through the Montezuma valley
and are staying at the Palace for a
few days.
Miss Julia Anderson, the teacher of
the Texas Creek school. was in town
today from Pine river on shopping
trip and to talk over school matters
with Mrs. Pulford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Goodman have
moved into one of the Kettlewell resi-
dences on Fonrth avenue, near Dr.
Schlabach's, where their friends will
find Them fixed up very costly.
w. S Mcclure of Aztec, who is
spending the day in Durango. says the
cold spell did not do a particle of
damage to fruit in his section. very
pleasing news to all Herald Readers
w. S. Wallace. the Grand Junction
business man interested in land and
irrigation projects in San Juan county,
New Mexico, came up from Pennington
last night and is guest of the Stra.
ter over today
MIR and Mrs. Peisen We're arrivals
from Berild, Ia. last evening The
latter is daughter of Il. T. Rice of
Pennington. This morning Mr.. and
Mrs. Peisen went out on the Red Apple
nm visit ia fnafr fa
David Swickhimef of Rico has taken
to the simple life. Going to spend 4
month or two on his ranch in the Mon.
tezuma valley. Mrs. Swickhimer, who
is now in Denver. will join him there
shortly.
Barney Solomon is entertaining his
brother-in-law, H. A. Ray of Trescott,
KaDs, who arrived Thursday evening.
Mr.. Trescott will remain several weeks
T. possibly all summer. This is his
first visit west OF Pueblo.
Rev. Mr.. Turnbull breaches his fare.
well sermons tomorrow at the Baptist
church. Mr.. Turnbull Is an able man
and members of the church hold him
in the highest esteem. A cordial in.
vitation extended to one and all.
The county commissioners We're out
on an inspection trip yesterday which
finished up the work for this session
commissioners C. T. Tovrea and Con
rad Riester departed for their respec.
tive homes at oxford and Content to-
day.
The new pastor of the Baptist
church, Rev. II. A. Miller, will be here
next week. and reception will be
held at the church on Thursday even
ing, the l4th in which all the pastors
of the city will participate. An oppor.
tunity will also be given to say fare
well to Mr.. Turnbull, who leaves for
the east on Friday, the 18th. All are
invited to attend; this includes mem
bership of all the church. Full partic.
ularS next week.
d
Mrs. BILLY" Bostwick was an arrival
last night from Pagosa Springs on
visit to her daughter, Miss lone Rob
inson. Mrs. Bostwick is on her way
10 visit her relatives in Oklahoma, and
is staying over for a few days in Du.
range. Some years ago. Mrs. Bostwick
Taught in La Plata county and proved
very efficient and capable, an able in.
structor and fine disciplinarian. Her
Durango friends will be pleased to see
her.
D.
Superintendent w. T. Shelton and
wife, w. o. Hodgson and three Indians
were guests of the Savoy last night