Semi-weekly herald., 1911-02-06

to his Allison ranch this morning.
Mrs. Joe Weinig is suffering with
a severe attack OF rheumatism.
Kitchen shower in the First NJ. Il.
church tonight.
DR.. w. r. McRee was In the city
last night passing through from Aztec
to Mancos on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Lewis returned
from Denver last night where they
have been the guests OF relatives since
early in December. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis seem greatly benefited by the
change. Durango always seems more
when these splendid pioneers
are in our midst.
The delayed Southern arrived this
morning at 2:25. The delay was caus.
ed by bridge out two miles from
town which made the train late out OF
Durango day before yesterday by some
eight hours Near Rico big rock on
the track which had spread the rails
caused the derailment of all the coach.
es. but no one was hurt. The wrecking
train succeeded In getting the cars
back on the track in u couple OF
hours.
w. l. Myler. county commissioner of
Montezuma county, returned last ev.
ening with his wife and daughter. from
n trip to Denver, Ell Paso and other
Texas points. Mr.. Myler attended the
county commissioners meeting in Den.
yer and aided this county materially
by his efforts Tor the Fort Lewis In.
dian school. They are all staying over
in town today as guests OF the Savoy
and leave in the morning for their
home in Cortez.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Whitaker have
received word from the American hos
pital. Mexico City, that their son Fred
has passed the crisis OF his illness ana
Ia now conyalescing from severe
attack OF typhoid fever. Another mes.
sage received today from their son Or
Vile. who is with his brother, reports
the patient as out of danger and pro
crossing rapidly. Durango friends will
be pleased to know that Mr.. Whitaker
is on the road to recovery.
Major IL. NJ. Randolph is business
visitor from Mancos for q day or two.
j. l.. Parsons left this morning for
Pennington on trip OF some days
duration.
Mrs. Bert Brown returned this morn.
ing from visit of several days with
Silverton friends.
Il. Il. Burgess. the real estate man
from Tiffany. is Durango visitor to.
day.
Mrs A. Philley was an arrival from
Dolores last night. Came in to consult
a physician.
w. w. McAlpine is down from Rock
wood for few days. The sawmill
business Is quiet just at present.
Superintendent w. d. Lee was in
town over night from Ridgway on offi-
cial business.
j. w. McMichael, the Flora Vista
merchant. is u Durango visitor toay,
to buy goods.
Judge William Palmquist came down
from Silverton this morning to hold
county court for Judge Henry Hecht.
man today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dyson and son
passed through this morning from
their home in Silverton to Denver on a
vacation trip.
Edward Hill and Barney Pettyjohn
came in on the eastern last night from
Pagosa Springs to attend to some bust
ness matters.
The Woman's Missionary society oil
the Baptist church, will meet Friday
at 2:30 p. m. with Mrs Adams Come
and bring a friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dvorak re-
turned this morning to their home on
Florida mesa, after few days visit
with their daughter. Mrs. John Toker.
G. s.. Cameron returned last evening
from Denver and is a guest OF the
Strater today ON his way 10 his home
In Aztec.
Assessor John Glanville and daugh-
ter were through passengers from
Silverton to Denver this morning, on
a vacation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Terry passed