Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-27

business.
Car "R" with Superintendent s. II.
Barnes and wife on board went out
today attached to the eastern
C. G.. Brewer was o guest OF the
Savoy over night from Aztec, passing
through to Lumberton, on business
pertaining 20 the Kunz estate.
William Alexander returned last
night from an extended trip in the
east He enjoyed his vacation and
found the change beneficial to his
| health.
Mrs. Y. G. Salabar Is in town from
| Bayfield, for few days visit with
her daughter, Miss Florence, one OF
the efficient primary teachers of our
city schools
Harry Little was passenger to
Pennington this morning, Just TO- the
outing. Mr.. Little is spending few
days in Durango and vicinity from
| Animas Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Wyett of Tel
luride left this morning for Pagosa
Springs after few days visit in this
city. They are on vacation trip for
q week or two
| A. Y. Henderson, nephew of II. T.
Henderson, our citizen, departed for
his home in Cedartown, Ga, this morn
ing, after a pleasant visit with his rel
atiyes in this city.
Mrs. C. e. Swick is in the city for
day or two from Bayfield, on com
bined business and pleasure trip. Mr..
Swick makes Durango headquarters
while the tree season is on
Mrs. Thomas II. Kelly left for Den
yer today after few weeks in Du-
range and at the mine. Mr.. Kelly
who came down from the May Day sew
eral days ago. returned this morning.
Mrs. Arthur Douglass expects to
leave In few days for the ranch at
Bakers bridge where she will spend
a couple of weeks and then go down
to Pennington for couple of months
Mrs. T. V. Apperson was n return
ing passenger to her home at Oxford
this morning. She was the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. NJ Bohlick of this city
for several days. Shopping and visit
ing.
4 Misses IIilda and Emma Peterson
went to Hesperus today to make ar
rangements for the coming term OF
school. Miss Hilda will teach the pri
mary department at Hesperus this
year School begins April 3.
G. W. Carther, a former resident ol
this city, now located in Pagosa
Springs, was Durango visitor last
night, returning home on this morn
ing's eastern. Mr.. Carther was for
merly an employe Of the Jackson
Hardware company and while working
there injured his hand badly in the
planer some eighteen months ago.
; Louis Haberman came in from Rico
last night and is here today attend
ing to some business matters.
Attend the matinee at Red Men hall
tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O p. m
Children is cents, adults 25 cents.
s. b. Edwards and daughter, Miss
Amy, drove in from Bayfield, yester
day to consult an oculist about the
latter's eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Godet departed fol
their home at Rico this morning Mr.
Godet was in the city on business
his wife accompanying him for the
trip.
| o
, Harry Lazarus has filed petition In
bankruptcy. The store closed yester
, day and will remain so until the mat
ter can be adjusted and a satisfactory
settlement is made.
II. Peterson, Charles and Fred Grit
fifth were passengers on last nights
eastern, returning from Denver where
they took several cars of cattle bound
for Kansas City. The two latter left
the train at Falfa
The Savoy hotel office Is all torn
up today, ready for new floor and
extensive improvements. 1t is Land
lord Charles Fleck's intention to make
it as handsome and commodious q
room as any hotel office in the south
west
/ John Alexander returned last night
from Philipsburg. Kas., where he spent
a few weeks with his sister. Mrs. ia.
cobs. after visit OF about ten DAYS
with Walter in Dapvar ubara tha