Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-11

l.. A. O'Donnell, the Oxford town
siteman, accompanied by his wife,
were in the city on a shopping trip
last evening, returning home today
They made the Savoy their headquar-
ters.
Mrs. Winchester is hero from Chi.
cago for an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. F. d. Burns. Master
Donald, the son Of the house Of Burns
considers her arrivals a very import
ant event in his cqieer
Mrs John HQuk, Mrs. Ochsner sr.,
and Miss Emma Ochsner went down to
Flora Vista this morning for a fort
nights stay with Miss Mary Morgan,
at least they will sojourn that length
Of time if the atmosphere is not too
torlId
George Chestnut who was with the
American Smelling q Refining COM
pany for some months, is down in
little old Moo York this week frequent
ing his former haunts. Later he will
20 to Boston for an extended stay.
Mr.. an dMrs. W. G. Hardy left for
Denver this morning where Mr. HaI-
dy, who is railway mail clerk, has
recently been transferred His me-.
run will be between Denver and Grand
junction, the transfer being a promo
ton.
Some of the campers heading to.
ward the mou9tains these days look
like walking qrsenals. If they are
loaded for beaf the animals will Ger.
tainly become rapidly extinct, if they
are ever unfoftunate enough to cross
the path Of these huntersl
h. IL. Lunken and J. II. Brady,
prominent Denver mining operators,
came in from Denver last night on
their way to The La Platas to inspect
the Lucky Moon mine in which they
are interested. The Strater catered
to their wants while in the city
city.
l.. G. Setter and f. Frickle, cattle
buyers, who have been comforting
with cattle growers of the southwest
returned to Denver this morning. The
excellent range stock of which this
section is justly proud is attracting
many careful buyers from outside
points.
Mrs Rosepha Puifcrd went to Cas-
cade today CT a scnool inspection tour.
She will return to Durango tomor-
row night instead of making the trip
to Silvertor for the extension meeting
as was previously planned. On ac-
count of another event being scheduled
for the same date the extension meet
ing has been postponed.
Miss Alice Knight, the very eff
cient teacher who has charge Of the
eighth grade, in the high school build
ing for the past 12 years, has tender
ed her resignation to accept a position
in the Denver schools. The school
board as well as all school patrons
greatly regret that this splendid wo-
man has decided to sever her connec-
tons with our school.
Mrs. Lillian Fitton left for Pueblo
this morning on a vacation trip of
two weeks duration. The excitement
that usually characterizes the aver
age woman traveller evidently id not
have part in Mrs. Fitton's frame Of
mind or her baggage. Isn't it true
that most of the fair sex becomes so
Hurried over the prospect of attend
ing the pictures they 90 without their
supper.
Ernest Hoffman came down from
slverton last night on his way to the
pNlOTu ItilCH WIN MS husky hpnts AN
applied course in sciertific agricult-
ure will be a prominent feature Of
their entertainment, which will begin
hours tefore sunrise and end only
when cath is shrouded in the mantle
of night. Teddy Roosevelt sure for
got his ranch experience when he be
gun preaching the strenuous life.
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(: BASEBALL RESULTS. ::
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Western League
Denver 4, Des Moines 2
Omaha 5, nc In 4.
81 Joe IS, Wi"hita 0.
Sioux City IS, Topeka 6
National League
New York 5, Chicago 12.
Cincinnati /, Brooklyn 0.
st. Louis 8, Boston 0
Pittsburgh 2, Philadelphia 0.