Semi-weekly herald., 1911-12-25
BY
AN EXPERT
Armenian Lecturer Lays
Down Rules for Choos-
ing a Wife


NEW YORK, Dec. 23-"Take not
for your wife yearner, deplorer, a
backbitter, or a toadstool, il you
would live happily ever afterward."
Even Turk would not marry this
hind of woman il he discovered one
Of tho hated traits in time and tho
Turk can have as many wives as he
wishes"
The foregoing is the advice of Va
han Cardashiau, the lawyer, lecturer
and author Of History of the Otto
man Empire" Christian and an Ar
menian, who is here to talk Of the
hooded east.
"a yearner," he says, sis woman
who fails to enjoy what she has be-
cause she wants more"
Mr. Mallory will sing at the Christ
ian Science services tomorrow morn
ing.
Mrs. George Wheeler OF Ignacio is
| - e'e WY va Shiissiiias SHopplnR
mission.
Mrs. 0. c. Hills, who resided in Du-
range ior many years, is now locat-
cd in Tuolumne, Calf.
The word Pewee may mean a
scrawny sheep but Webster says it
means small bird of tho lark spe-
cies.
Mrs. James Schryver Of Fort Lew
Is win be the house guest of Mrs. Ro-
sepha Pulford during the Christmas
vacation.
Wells Pollock is in from CASTELAR,
on his way to Allison where he will
enjoy mothers cooking during the
Christmas recess.
Miss Swift of lockwood, who has
been seriously i'll with rheumatism is
rapidly recovering and will soon be
able to resume her school duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Herr, Miss
Clara and Master Harold leave to-
morrow for southern California,
where they Will spend the winter
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Arnold and
daughter, Miss Gertrude, departed
this morning for Pueblo and Rocky
FORD to spend the Christmas holidays
with relatives.
A. Marshall, Of Silverton, was a
passeger to Mancos this morning,
staying over for brief visit with
Marshal Arthur Fassbinder and wife,
Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Parsons were
guests of the Savoy over night on
their way from their home in Dolor-
es to Denver, departing for the latter
place this morning.
I
Miss Frances Bell departed for
her home at the Spur this morning
after a pleasant visit with Miss Ed
ma Brown while in the city to do her
: Christmas shopping.
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Rev W. f. Highly, rector of st.
Marks parish, was passenger on
the Red Apple train this morning to
Harrington where he will hold Epis-
copal services tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Sease went to
Cedar Hill this morning to spend
Christmas with relatives. They came
in last night from Dolores, where
Dir. sease is forest ranger.
Mrs. G. d. Denning, wife of the
5 master Of bridges and building on the
r. G. s., came in from Rico last night
and departed for Salida to visit
T. friends during the holidays.
~
: Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Kearney, who
we're in town yesterday on their way
from trip to Silverton, left for He's
perus this morning. Mr.. Kearney is
head packer for the May Day mine
h NJ C. Filter, the well known engi-
c neer of the Silverton branch, left this
5 morning for Chama to spend Christ
g mas. Five letters a day, four tels-
: phone messages, and twice as many
y kilograms very "a hours, for the past
e week, would give a careless observ-
3 er, an idea that something is about
Q to happen. Shorty says that the
s. next item of information concerning
= Mr.. Fitzer, which will arrive ct the
e Palace hotel, will be the nsws that
T.. IL