Semi-weekly herald., 1911-06-12

w. A. Stewart came down from the
Idaho mine last night, on his way to
Denver to see Mrs. Stewart off for
the coast. Mr.. Stewart expected to
start several days ago but was de-
tanned at the mine. He is waiting
for telegram from Denver and in
case Mrs. Stewart has not already
started will leave on tomorrow's east
ern.
Miss Elizabeth Jonik was guest
oil the Savoy last night. The young
lady taught in the Mancos district
last year and stayed over for u few
days to attend the teachers institute
which closes today after a very sue
cessful two weeks session. Hiss Jo-
rik left this morning for her home in
Pueblo.
The county commissioners, Messrs.
1ovrea, Scouton and Barr, who have
been in session this week looking after
the regular routine business, went to
Ipnacio this morning, to look over
the proposed route for road between
La Boca and Ignacio, for which the
board has been petitioned recently.
J. C. Bowman, who returned recent
ly from Tampe, Ariz., where he spent
the winter, came up from Pennington
last night, and is here to spend a
week or two with his brother, Land
lord Charles Bowman Of the Palace
and incidentally to swap yarns of
early days with his friends in this
city.
Mrs. A. A. Arlington and children
passed through this morning from
Silverton to her present home near
Denver The Arlington residence in
Silyerton has been sold, and the fam
ily will live in one of the suburbs OF
Denver in future.
Miss Helen Sloan, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. II. E. Sloan, left yesterday
morning for Tres Piedres, N. NJ, to
spend the summer with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Maupin. Helen
made the trip alone, but seemed to
take everything as a matter of course
and did not manifest any excitement
over the prospect. Quite long jour
ney for a little girl just IL years old
to take alone, since it involved stay
ing over night in Antonito.
Mrs. Frank Eldredge returned yes
terday from a few days visit with
Mrs. C. C. Perkins at Edgemont, Their
home on the Florida, and left fol
Denver this morning to see Miss Hell
en- Freeman, who is now member OF
Ethel Barrymore's company, playing
at the Broadway this week. Mr.. Ell
dredge who left for Pueblo some days
ago to attend meeting of the com
mercial congress, will join his wife
in Denver, and they will return to
Durango in few days.
Mrs. f. W. Koehler and daughter
Miss Irene, came down from Silver
ton this morning. The latter contin-
ued to Pueblo, to attend the gradual
ing exercises of the Loretta academy
The institution was closed few
weeks ago on account of sickness, ant
has just re-opened for the commence
ment exercises. Mrs. Koehler, who
accompanied her daughter this far
will visit Durango friends today, re-
turning to Silverton on the evening
train.
Mrs. Edward Lussey was Il through
Passenger from Silverton this morning
to Saguache, where her daughter,
Mrs Fullerton is seriously i'll. Yes
terday the latter was operated on,
the right leg being removed. Mrs.
Lussey had no particulars but thought
the operation was necessary on ac-
count Of blood poison. The trouble
dates back for some months.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. r. Casey and little
Mary Olive departed this morning for
their new home at Walla Walla,
Wash, where Mr.. Casey who is con-
nected with the international Core
spondence institute of Scranton, Pa,
has Just been transferred. Mary Olive
seemed highly delighted over the jour-
ney and laughed and chuckled and
cooed eloquently. All the grown-ups
were too stupid to understand what
she said, but that didn't discourage
her bit, she kept right on with her
jolly talk. Having such an early start,
who knows but that she may follow
il the footsteps of her grandfather
Reese? 1t really looks as there is
some truth in the old saying, "a chip
of the old block" doesn't it?