Semi-weekly herald., 1912-11-11
Mrs. Daisy spangler returned t

with Miss Josie Hood. Her hostess
accompanied her home and the enter
tainment honors will be reversed.
Roy Melbourne and sister, Miss
Louise, returned from the Idaho last
| night, where they spent a couple of
weeks with their brother, Superin-
tcndent Melbourne, and family. This
n-oIning the travellers continued their
journey to their home in Nebraska.
John Gamsby headed toward the
Vallecito today well satisfied with the
results of election. Mr.. Gamsby is
making Teel-a-wu-ket his headquar-
ters this season while he attends to
the duties which fall to the lot of
game warden.
Among the visitors in the city to
attend the San Juan congress are
Allen, kight, Andrews and Graft of
Pennington, Black and jackson of Az
tee, Smith and Schneider of Cortez,
and Harry Pyle of Dolores. A num-
ber of others are scheduled to arrive
tonight.
John Baisden, the old time saw mill
man, is recovering from an attack of
pneumonia. About three weeks ago
Mr. Baisden arrived in the city from
Seattle to spend the winter in the ia
miliar haunts. On his journey from
the coast he contracted severe cold
which developed later into pneumonia.
Charles Cram is in from his Flo
rida ranch today. For years Mr..
Cram was an engineer but some
months ago he heard the call of the
land and annexed unto his possessions
a farm. Now he wonders why all his
old acquaintances do not go and do
likewise.
the grand bazaar which thrill; Dh-
rango for week will open at Rec
lien hall on Saturday, Nov, l6, a
HHmDer of unusual attractions will
mark the bazaar from start 70 finish.
felnocrats, Republicans and Moosers
will be given the glad hand and spe-
the ohibitionists and Barneyltes.
Mrs. L. R. Green and baby went
down to Laplata, N. NJ, this morning
where, if the change of climate proves
beneficial, she expects to spend the
winter. Mrs. Green has been so Sc
rlously afflicted with rheumatism for
Eiany months that she has been una
ole to walk without the aid of crutch-
es.
Sam Ramley, brother of Art Ram
icy of the San Juan Transfer COM
pany, is very i'll with peritonitis. He
was brought in from Bayfield, in the
Hood and Ames ambulance and placed
in Ochsner's hospital, but the dis
ease had reached such an advanced
stage that little hope is held out for
his recovery.
That good Republican, the NJ ,ser
baby is sorely troubled over the re-
suits of election. He desired to see
a complete victory for the party If
which he is such loyal member and
the crushing defeat is almost more
than he can bear. Grandpa Lakes
coincidence is the only ray of sunshin,
that he has viewed since the news
of the Democratic landslide.
Cecil Batson, bright southern lad
who has been numbered among the
health seekers in the section for the
past two years, came over from the
Mancos valley last night, bound for
his home in New Orleans. He feels
that Colorado is a great health re-
sort, and one that has wrought Won
lers for him.
OF Miss Mary Bryant, the reader
Tho is to appear at the concer5 at
the NJ. E. church Friday light, the
Evanston Press says: "At the last
annual recital given by the junior
class of the Cumnock school of GA
tory, Miss Mary Bryant's reading ere
atcd favorable comment. She shows
Unusual promise and succeeds always
in carrying her audience with her.
News comes from st. Johns, Arr
of the marriage of Lisle C. Updike
and Miss Jarvis of that city. The
groom is well and favorably known
in Durango. For number of months
ne was in partnership with w. NJ.
Pennington in the Pen-Dike studio.
The bride is stranger to our pen-
pie but we know that Mr.. Updike
would choose only charming girl
for his life companion.