Semi-weekly herald., 1911-05-08
George Avery is down from the In

w. X. Melton, blacksmith from
Ignacio, is at the Palace.
James Duncan, well known Sill
verton mining man, is guest Of the
Strater.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wieland and
family went out to Bayfield, today to
spend the weeks end with relatives.
l.. A. Sutton, the Ignacio City real
estate promoter, is spending the day
in town.
u. X. Long and wife and half
dozen little Longs Of Cortez were Pue-
bio bound travellers this morning.
Mrs. N. s. Cornelius went up to
Hesperus this morning to visit Mrs.
Charles Heather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt, who have re-
Gently taken up government land near
Bayfield,, are sight seeing in the city.
ID. G. Miller of Denver, who is
heavily interested in the May Day,
went up to the mine this morning on
an inspection trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vint Rodgers. who
have been visiting relatives in town
for few days, were passengers to
Telluride this morning.
J. C. Carr came in from Chama last
night to be with his mother, Mrs o. o.
Carr, who is critically i'll at Mercy
hospital.
Mrs. Bell Hutchins and little son
we're over night visitors from Cedar
Hill The little boy has not been well
Of late and she brought him to DR..
McEwen for medical treatment.
j. G. Brown, for some time employ
ed at Mercy hospital, but now an
honest ranchman at Dolores, returned
to his chosen haunts this morning aft
er few days celebration in Durango.
Mrs. j. X. Yeager and sister, Miss
Brinkly, go to Pueblo in the morning
for three weeks stay. Mr.. Yeager
Is assistant superintendent of the
fourth division of the d. & r. G.
Mr.. Peerman. the Allison merchant
and postmaster, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at Mercy
hospital Monday is improving very
rapidly.
DIR. Caball of Dolores, the division
surgeon of the ID. g. R. G., returned
hom this morning. DR.. Caball is i'll
with Bright's disease and his friends
fear his condition is serious.
John A. Scott, whose geography was
given as Death valley by some wag,
but who should be credited as dwell.
er in that progressive neighborhood,
Florida mesa, is in town on business.
Mrs. Minnie Wallace, who has been
in Durango with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Johnson, since Christmas, went
over to Dolores this morning to spend
the summer with Mr.. Wallace at the
ranch.
the comings and goings of the mem
bers of which are never mentioned in
The Herald. If you want the daily
account of their doings The Herald is
not the paper you want.
We can say without prevarication
that The Herald has the largest cir
culatiOn. 1t daily reaches by far more
than any paper heretofore, or even
now, does dare to claim. Come count
our lists out name by name.
Mrs. Charles Garrison and son, who
have spent the past six months in
Durango with the formers parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Rose of North Durango,
departed for Placerville today where
they will put in the summer months.
The following pupils have passed
the county eighth grade examinations
this week: Earl Mason, Helen Fleis-
er, Florida mesa; Walter Carlson, Roy
Mcbride, Tiffany; Rosa Morris and
Vivian Brink, Ignacio.
Mrs. James Weatherby of Birming
ham, Ala, came in last evening en-
route to Dolores to spend the sum
mer months with friends. This is
Mrs Weatherby's second visit to the
southwest She was so favorably i'm
pressed by her first visit that she was
exceedingly anxious to repeat the ex-
perience.
Among the country people noted on
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