Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-06

to their home In the Animas valley.
Mr.. Leamon Is following them with
household goods and stock. They pur.
chased the Ellis place. and will take
up their residence In the valley as
soon as their goods arrive. Mr.. Lea
| mon IL located at the Palace for the
present.
Durango friends will be Interested
to know that w. C. Liesenberg Is still
In Denver at st. Josephs hospital.
Mr.. Liesenberg's brother recently ar
rived from California. and another
from the east Is expected In few
days, SO as to be with him. In
short time his brothers expect to move
MIR. Llesenberg to Phipps' Banatarium
where there will be the opportunity
for the special care which his case
demands.
| II. s. Wattles was a returning pas.
senger on the eastern last night from
a three months visit at his old home
In Audubon. la. Mr.. Wattles visited
a number OF different points In the
state, including Brayton, where he
spent some weeks with his daughter,
Mrs. Bison. Mr.. Wattles was n guest
OF the Palace while In the city, de-
parting for his home In Aztec this
morning. During his absence Mr.. Wat
ties left the care OF the weather to
e. p Wilson OF the Aztec Index. The
latter has number OF irons in the
fire and grew SO discouraged with
his poor success as weather man,
that he resigned. Now, Mr.. Wattles
Is home we shall expect to hear of bet
ter weather In the neighborhood OF
Aztec.
| Mr. and Mrs H. 7. Henry were re-
turning passengers on the eastern last
evening from n combined business and
pleasure trip to Denver. Mr.. Henry
went up with train load OF cattle,
which he disposed OF at good prices.
Mrs. Henry Joined her husband In
Denver for few days sight seeing
The weather was very dlsagreeable
during their stay, the sidewalks being
b icy as to make 1t difficult to get
around. This morning Mrs. Henry
went to Hesperus to bring back her
small son. who has been staying with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Henry, during his
parents absence.
II. T. Henderson was a passenger
to Aztec this morning on business per.
tnining to the Citizens ditch.
Mrs. John Coston came in last even.
ing from Denver and eastern points
where she spent the past three months
on a vacation trip.
Orville Galbreath came in last night
from Juanita for brief visit with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Gal
breath.
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Some of the happy young folks who
enjoyed a sleigh ride on Sunday, given
them by Grant Clifford, are still talk
ing about the good time they had.
There were thirty of them in the big
sleigh and they certainly seemed to be
having all the fun there is.
Miss Mary Morgan returned Tues
day night with her niece and nephew
the past six months. After q brief
visit with Mrs. John Houk. they left
for the ranch at Flora Vista. Miss
Morgan found California very pleasant,
but is still inclined to prefer Colorado
as permanent residence.
| MIR. and Mrs. A. F. Hood were among
the arrivals on the eastern last night,
The latter was returning from Cut
Ter, Ill, where she was called some
six weeks ago. on account OF the Sc
rious illness OF her mother. We are
pleased to state that the latter has
recovered her health. MIR. Hood met
his wife in Denver. returning with her
last night.
We are pleased to note that Gould
ing Houk. who was injured by being
thrown out Of the Otis. McGirr & Co. 8
delivery wagon about q week ago. is
rapidly improving. Besides breaking a
rib. his Jaw bone. and being badly cut
up about the head and face, and gen
orally bruised and shaken, Goulding
was unhurt. While the above was
enough, it is good thing that he was
no more seriously injured. Goulding
is at Ochsner hospital.
| J. 8. Paulley and mother. Mrs.
Thorp. returned last evening from
Pennington. where they have been
visiting with Mrs. Paulley. who is
here to spend the winter. This is
MIR. Paulley's first trip to this section