Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-13

A. tnSte was uot oveh CAAu Sea
on the bedding proved very acceptable,
II is fine to know the right thing to
do under all circumstances. and finer
still to do It.
Count and Countess F. E. Gyory
were among the arrivals on the de-
layed eastern. which came In at 1916
this morning. The countess was a.
exQuisitely gowned as ever, and looked
charming In spite OF the fact that like
the rest OF the passengers she had
been up all night.
passenger on the Southern this morn,
Ing to her home In La Plata City.
Mrs. Davis left Ochsner hospital q
few days ago. where she spent some
two weeks. She was operated on for
an abscess on her necK. After leay-
Ing the hospital she visited her sister
In.law. Mrs. William Shaffer.
Mrn. T.. A. hutchinson, VINO mas
been visiting DR.. and Mrs. A. +. Hutch
inson for several days. departed for
her home at Iguacio this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. G. Knight of Do
lores, came In this morning from Den
YER, returning from q combined bust
paaa md nlaaatra fri
Miss Josie Hood was a passenger on
the Red Apple train this morning to
Riverside to spend few days with
friends.
Mrs. c. A. Cooper left this morning
for Denver to spend two or three
weeks with her daughter and other
friends.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the First
Nj. f. church will be entertained by
Mrs. J. ]. Malone In the church base
ment, Friday afternoon.
Russell Nichols, formerly an en-
ploye OF the Globe Express company
here. but now located at JuanIta, was
an arrival ON the eastern this morn
ing. on a brief business trip.
George w. Avery. president OF the
lncas Mining. Milling and Leasing
company, Is down from Comstock for
day or two. The altitude and the
snow gets monotonous occasionally.
Five carloads OF railroad ties went
out on the Red Apple train this morn
Ing. The track is drying sufficiently
SO that 1t can be repaired We pre-
sumo that no one will be sorry.
c. Il. Houser, the sawmill man from
Sunetha, near Pagosa Springs. was an
arrival this morning on business
trip of a few days. He is registered al
the Savoy.
o. f. Boyle returned this morning
from Denver, where he attended the
livestock association meeting. held in
that city on Thursday and Friday OF
last week. Mr.. Boyle stayed over for
few days attending to some other
matters.
o.
Editor Barney Haughey of the Farm
ers' Voice. and f. c. Blood. state or
ganizer of the Farmers National
Grange. went to Mancos this morning
to perfect the details of an Organiza.
tion at that place. They were in Man.
cos some days ago and arranged for
the preliminaries, and departed this
morning to complete their work.
W. T. Dufur, sheriff of San Juan
county. N. M, was Durango visitor |
over night. He came up with an
insane stranger supposed to have es.
capped from the state asylum at Pue- |
bio. The man was turned over to |
the local authorities. Sheriff Dufur |
departed for his home at Aztec this |
morning.
Mrs. w ii. Alexander and daugh |
ter, Miss Ruby. were among the an
rivals on the delayed eastern this |
morning. The ladies report a pleasant
visit in Denver, the only disagreeable |
of the entire time being |
the long walt at Arboles. Mr. Alex. |
ander, who accompanied his wife and
daughter to Denver. went on to Phil |
lipsburg. Kas.. to viait his sister. Mrs.
Jacobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. II. Collar left this
morning for their home In Florence
after few days in this vicinity look.
Ing after some business interests
They will probably return In a few
months and make their home at Farm,
ington. MIR. and Mrs. Collar stayed
over for few days to visit their
son. T. ID. Hale of the Durango Gas
g. Electric company. and family. Lit
tie Marie Sortais. their niece, accom-.
panied them for a visit.