Semi-weekly herald., 1912-09-16

d. d. Shores OF Denver was an arrival
from Snvcrton this morning and is
spending the day as the guest OF the sa-
voy.
Judges Bailreich and link. County
Clerk Conroy and Deputy Clerk Otton
are busy making the official count OF
votes cast at the primary election. The
task IS found far from easv. IN one
case nm error of 72 votes was made A
candidate was credited with 70 votes In
the poll book and the official count
showed he should have been credited
with seven
Mrs. Jay TurIey and children who have
been the house guests of Mrs. w. t.
Darlington the past week left for their
home In Turley. ". NJ. this afternoon.
Mrs. Turlev is Just returning from n
couple months stay with relatives in
Santa Te. We regret to state the change
did not prove as beneficial as hoped.
The trouble which has been her pofaf n
has proven TO great shock for her -
meet. II will be remembered that her
little son was drowned In the San Juan
In the early spring and ms yet all eff
forts to recover his remains have been
unsuccessful.
Rev. Mr. Russell a PRESBYTERIAN min
lister. who is stationed In Pubic. left
for home via the Southern this morning.
He has been conducting services at va
rious points in the southwest and has
other appointments to fill on his way
homewnrd.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Balcom and Mas
ter George were passengers east this
morning. Mrs. Balloon and George are
going to Pueblo to visit their uncle. on
their return the will spend few days
in the AIamosa section with Mr. Bal
com.
There are two yards in North Durango
Well worth a trip OF many miles 70
see one is the whittier with Its mag
niflcent astor beds; the other, Mrs. Jas.
Cnllery's wonderful flower garden which
has in addition to profusion OF other
floral beauties more than 50 varieties OF
dahllas.
Judge clifford Smith who is to dellv-
er the lecture on Christian Science at the
Christian church tonight arrived from
Denver last evening. Last Thursday
and Friday evenings he leetured to large
audiences In Denver.
Mrs. Hollisbaugh who has been spend
ing the summer months with her broth
er. Joe Freed and family OF the AMI
mas Nhiley pdsseu tHIDuEu thiS hoIh-
ing to Colorado Springs where she will
pass few days with friends before con-
tinuing to the south where she will
spend the winter months.
Rev. and Mrs Bond who have been
stationed at Flora Vista the past yenr
were among the arrivals on last nights
Red Apple train who spent the night n,
the Southern. The were on their way
to Gordon, Colo, the new charge tc
which Rev. Mr.. Bond was assigned nj
the last general conference.
Mrs. J. w. lsiwnr Is who has been y To-
iting relatives In the vicinity was among
pensed at the Southern last night. This
moring she left for her home In Yuma
Arlz.. the town famed for its heated
temperature.
w. II. Christmas. enc OF the prosper
Gus citizens of Aztec. was a guest al
the strater last night. This morning ho
boarded the 'ratt'a1" for Denver.
Mrs o. A. vinton who is at Mercy
hospital suffering with blood poison is
somewhat better today although last
night her condition was far from Ca
vorable.
DR.. and Mrs. Green Mr. and Mrs. l..
A. Smith and G. W. sease. jr, were
the members of party who motored
over from Pagosa Springs yesterday af-
ternoon and are stopping at the stra.
ter
Il. NJ. Cook, the Tgnaco merchant
transacted business in the city last even
ing.