Semi-weekly herald., 1911-05-15

interests OF hls department.
.
John McDermott of Hesperns. n
San Juan pioneer, was down yester-
day to attend the funeral of Robert
Roberts.
Yesterday the smelter increased its
working force eighteen men. This Is
an excellent indication of returning
prosperity.
C. C. White, chief clerk at the Ca'u-
met Fuel company's store, lame IN
from Perin's last night.
Prof. Yorke went over 30 N.ancos
this morning where he gives weekly
instruction in music to a goodly nun
ber of pupils.
The Presbyterian Brotherhood will
hold its regular meeting this evening
at the church. The subject of "Di-
vorce" will be considered FROM differ
ent standpoints.
c. ]. Staht and Smith Riley. forest
ers from Denver, went out IN the
country today to look after work in
their department.
Arthur Harris, one of the popular
clerks at the freight depot, is ON duty
again after strenuous thirty day va
cation on his ranch.
| Elmer Hatcher, ex-sheriff OF Ar
cluleta county, and his son Oscar were
business visitors from La Boca last
night. Mr.. Hatcher has fine ranch
and a paying general mercantile bust
ness at La Boca.
Merlin Cook, proprietor of the Richey
store is home from the eastern mar
kets where he put in month pur-
chasing supplies for his always up-to-
date establishment.
| C. C. Perkins, real estate man
for Denver this morning. Just bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Ball and the
children left for u months visit to
Colorado, Kansas and Oklahoma
points. The latter state is their old
home.
l., A. O'Donnell, the Oxford town
site man, accompanied by his wife,
came in on horse back yesterday from
that rapidly growing village.
Edward Freeman of Mancos left for
the east this morning where he ex-
poets to remain until October. His
motorcycle was the important part of
his baggage.
M. C. Heflin and w. A. Hunter, rep
resented Pennington at the San Juan
congress last night. Mr.. Hunter went
home this morning. Mr.. Heflin de-
cided to stay over few days.
Mrs. A. Connolly was in from their
Lightner creek ranch, five miles from
town, today. She Gays the frost did
no half way work in their neiehbor-
hood.
Mrg n a W .rna,. apJ M.as
Sheider of Ignacio, who have been
here to attend important r,;ilnery
and dressmaking consultations. left
for home this morning.
o.
A. Nj. Anheier, who is attending n
state convention of the Colorado bill
posters in Denver, was chosen as one
of the delegates to the national con-
N. j.
j. w. McMichael, the Flora Vista |
ranchman, who supplies the local mar
ket with poultry, eggs, etc, returned
home this morning after spending a
couple of days in town looking after
the trade.
j. w. Sewers, u ID. & h. G. Southern
engineer, is taking brief vacation in
order to look after his herd Of sheep
which are at present ranging in San
Juan county, New Mexico.
Durango residents are for the most
part accepting Marshal Fassbinder's
to clean up their prem
lses. The health and police commit
tee intend the suggestion shall be TIA
ken seriously.
Mrs C. +. McCoin passed through
from Silyerton today to Chautauqua. 5
kas., for Il visit with relatives. Mr.. II
md Mrs. C. n. Casad, who are old +
lime friends Of Mrs. McCoin, visited 7
between trains with her. a
Harry Schrader, proprietor of the @
Star bakery, who went to San An I'M