Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1911-02-13

verton Wednesday and spent yester.
day in town.
| Through an error, the public sale
held yesterday at the ranch of Joe
Pecinovsky at Oxford, was headed
"Sheriff's sale With the best of in
tentions mistakes will sometimes &c
cur.
| Miss Frances Winter was an outgo-
ing passenger on yesterdays eastern.
bound for Chicago and New York to
purchase her spring and summer mil
linery. The store will be kept open
as usual during her absence.
again from their honeymoon trip,
which they spent in Cincinnati and
other points in Ohio. They are now
located at the ranch owned by Mr..
Holland on Junction creek.
| MISE Allueua OllVer was guest OF
the Strater last evening from Farm
ington. on her way to Dolores on q
business trip of few days. Miss
Oliver is the daughter of r. Oliver,
manager of the Pennington Fruit
Growers association.
Mrs. Walter Wood left for her home
at Fort Collins this morning after a
visit of some weeks with her parents,
Major and Mrs. d. L. Sheets, and fam
lily. Mrs. Woods many friends in this
city were pleased to see her again,
and trust that she may be able to stay
longer next time
| Leo Pogorzelski has resigned his
position as linotype operator at the
Durango Democrat, and left for Dem
yer this morning. Mr.. Pogorzelski
has said farewell to the newspaper
business and will devote his time and
energies to raising chickens at Berk-
ley, Colo. Yesterday he received word
OF the death of his father at Stevens
Point. Mich, but will be unable to
attend the funeral, as he cannot reach
Stevens Point under several days.
The Board of Trade will hold spe-
cial meeting this evening to consider
Iseveral matters Of Importance. II is
understood that there will be a large
| a In nf int cd in hn
federal building as this appears to be
the absorbing topic at present. There
is plenty of room and the members OF
the board and public, especially those
, interested in the progress of the city.
are urged to attend and individually
know what the directors are doing In
behalf of the city. Meeting viii be in
the new location, Eighth street, sec
ond door west of Herald Office.
Willis Martin, manager of the Farm
ineton electric light plant, returned
! yesterday from business trip to Sill
verton and went down on the Red
Apple train this morning to Farming
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Ritter and Miss
Nellie McCloud reached San Francisco
/ yesterday on their way from a trip
20 Honolulu They will spend some
days In San Francisco seeing the Ely
, and expect to reach Denver Feb. Is.
| The county commits cinparc hova fin
ished allowing claims against the coun.
ty. and warrants are now ready for
/ the persons interested. II you have
any money coming from the county,
go and get it.
George c. Logan of Durango was
in the city several days the first OF
the week, being one OF the unlucky
ones held here by the Cumbres snow
blockade. Mr.. Logan was on his way
home from Del Norte, where he at
tended the funeral of his sister, Mrs
Agnes Logan Stephenson, who died on
! the Both ult.-Alamosa Empire.
Miss Mary Dyer writes from st.
Louis that she was recently called
from her home in Milwaukee to nurse
Mrs. Ashley Partridge during siege
of pneumonia. Mrs. Partridge is much
better and Miss Dyer expects to re.
turn to Milwaukee in a week or two.
Mr. and Mrs. Partridge lived in Du.
range for number of years. Their
daughter, Mrs. Smith, visited Durango
friends last summer.
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