Semi-weekly herald., 1911-05-11

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Mr.. and Mrs. John Herr are in from
IPnacio, the guests of Mrs. Herr's
mother, Mrs. Charles Newman.
The land scape artist at the electric
light plant is doing excellent work
identifying the grounds surrounding
the plant.
Attorney L. C. Van Hecke of Farm
ingtou came up last evening and de-
parted for Santa Fe ON legal business
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Place Of the Up
per Florida were in from the ranch
Saturday, returning home yesterday
morning.
Mrs. lone Bostwick, the efficient
teacher at Arboles. spent the weeks
end in town with her daughter. Miss
Frankie Robinson.
Mrs. Albert Bernard left for Sa-
guache, Colo, this morning where she
will spend month with her son.
Arthur MacLaren, and wife.
The Jap's portable boarding house
comprised major portion OF the
freight on the Red Apple line this
morning.
Mr.. Carpenter and his very attrac-
tive little niece, Frances Price of Pue-
bio, went over TO the Montezuma coun-
tr, this morning to visit relatives.
Judge Pike, District Attorney Lane,
Court Stenographer Peters and Attor-
ney McCloskey were bound for Rico
this morning where district court con-
venes tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Reed and family
who have been celebrating their va
cation in Denver, returned last night
and go up to Hesperus tomorrow
where Mr.. Reed resumes his duties as
d. & r. G. agent.
The eastern is two hours late to-
night. Trouble on the first division.
Mrs. Benson Jr. OF Omaha, who mas
been the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Benson ST.. for the past fortnight, left
fol Omaha this morning.
Miss Ora Peterson, who came here
to attend the funeral of the late Mrs.
George Robertson, departed for her
Denver home this morning.
Milliard Bennet and T. ]. Bevis were
in from Pioneer city yesterday to at
tend church and do justice to the ex-
cellent Sunday dinner at the Stra-
ter.
Rev. G.. +. Rassweiler, pastor Of the
First NJ. +. church, was A Delta bound
passenger this morning to attend the
district conference. He returns the
latter part of the week.
Homer Biggs is here from Paonia
visiting the home folks. Dame Ru-
NOR says there is Mrs. Homer
Biggs. Please notify interested
friends if the report is true.
The senior class of the Durango
high school will not observe class day
this year. The graduation exercises
will be the only entertainment. The
class numbers about thirty members.
A. G. Whittier and N. M. Gierhart
of Pennington arrived from Santa Fe
Saturday night where they attended
the territorial encampment of the M.
w A. The gentlemen continued their
Journey homeward yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Thomas ana MISS
Lista Wrightsman, both of Mancos,
returned from Denver last night where
they spent the winter months. This
morning they departed for Mancos.
O.
Rev. Miller and Mrs. Miller's moth
er, Mrs. Pease, went out to their ranch
near Dolores this morning where they
will pass the summer months. Mrs.
Miller and the children preceded them
about three weeks ago. The family
will lead strenuous life converting
their fertile tract of land into an or
chard. Rev. Miller continues as
pastor at the Baptist church, coming
over every other week to hold serv-
ices.
Mrs. Joseph Gireau, only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bordeleau of
Silverton, died in Montreal, Canada,
last week. She had been i'll since
January but her family had no
thought her illness was of serious
nature. Her attending physicians ad-
vised an operation which thew did