Semi-weekly herald., 1912-09-16
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ian church at Allison, is registered at
the Southern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Broyies of silver
ton were between trains xucstn at the
Palace yesterday.
Paul Resor. the Enterprise Manu-
featuring representative Is doing local
trade He makes Durango eight times
a year.
Mrs. +. Grebbles Is down from Trim
BILE Springs on shopping expedition.
Mrs T. Hoffman is down from Sill
verton bound for the ranch near oxford.
Thomas ID. Kelley. superintendent OF
the May Day. is a business visitor in
the city.
a. s DlclSman left for Chama this
morning on business trip of few days
| duration.
Hood & Ames shipped casket for
a small child to Aztec this afternoon.
Frank Hartman is over from Alamosa
looking after local newspaper troubles
Hood X Ames received notice OF n
death OF man at Lebanon late last
evening. The message did not give the
name.
a party OF Mormon refugees came In
from the east last night and this af
ternoon left on the Red Apple line for
Fruitland.
Harry oppenstein departed for his
home in Kansas City this morning after
few days visit with his sister, Mrs.
a. l. Nathan.
According to latest returns Lane. with
one precinct to hear from. is elected by
about l1O majority.
Monroe Fields vice president OF the
Burns National bank Is up from AZ
tee, giving his local interests personal
attention.
II. Martinez. one of the prosperous
rnnchmcn OF the Lapiata section. spent
the night at the Strater. He was bound
for points east
c. w. Deems. a well known civil en-
gineer from Denver. was mt tho Sa-
voy last night lie Is inspecting an ir-
rlgation project
Mrs. Sarah Comlsky arrived from Pue-
bio last night on her way to Dolores
whore she was called by the critical
Illness of her son.
Word comes from the Montezuma val
ley of the death OF Mrs. I.ongenbaugh
Details are mcager but 1t is understood
her Illness was brief
Mrs. j. S. Pawley was among the ar
rivals from Pennington last night who
stopped at the Palace. This morni ~
she departed for Denver.
District Manager Morris of the tele-
phone company came down from Silver
ton this morning where he has been a
couple Of days on company business.
G. A. Gray and T. oBrien. civil en-
gineers in the government employ went
down to Shiprock this afternoon to pass
upon the irrigation project in which
their employe is Interested
Mrs. o. H. Daggett and little son de-
parted this morning for their home In
Sandoval, ILL., They have been here tho
past month visiting with Mrs. DagEett's
son. C. a. Dagett and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Johnson came
in from Chnma last night to attend
Judge Smiths lecture on Christian
Science. They are staying over today
at the Savoy.
Mrs Margaret Skeen OF Alamosa who
has been visiting friends in Durango
since the first Of the week left for home
this morning. En- route she will spend
one day in Allison with Mrs. John Tur-
man.
Mr., and Mrs. J. Il. Krapt Of Albu-
querque arrived in town last night via
Pennington. They are guests at the sa-
voy while famillarizing themselves with
the various attractions in the vicinity
Harvey Ellis departed for his home In
Moffat this morning after spending sew
ernl days In the city looking after his
interests. He reports that his daugh-
tor. who is now one year old. is larger
than the average child of her age.
Judge clifford Smith. who delivered
an excellent address on Christian Science
Mt the Christian church last night de-
parted for Walla Walla. Wash. this
morning. where he is scheduled to speak
the early part OF next week. good
sized audience of representative people
greeted him last night.
Rev. and Mrs w. ". Waldraven and
little son left for their new location In
| Trinidad this morning Rev. Mr.. waid-
raven is an able minister. Both he
and his excellent wife are persons that
any community would be glad to num-
Der among It's residents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Martinez and 1T
tie son went over to Pagosa Springs
this morning The bungalow thev re-
Gently purchased from the E. NJ. iIaulp-
tons Is occupied by Mrs. Martinez's
aunt. Mrs Jaeckel. who is foster moth
er for the little Martinez girls while
they attend the convent
Mrs. Roy Gibbs and Miss Helen Prev
| 1T who were injured In runaway last
! wednesday are both recovering from
| the effects OF the accident Mrs. Gibbs
was badly bruised while Miss Prewitts
| injuries were OF a much more serious
nature Several days following the ac-
cident Miss Prewitt was confined to her
bed, # has been only for the past couple
| Of days she has been able TO sit up.
There is much Joy In the househld Of
| Mr. and Mrs. avid Ramsay. On Sum
| day evening their daughter. Mrs. A. d.
| Coulter, nee Margaret Ramsey, and her
| two little daughters. arrive from Seat
| tie for an extended visit. Mr.. Coul-
| ter win nccompand them on their jour
! uey as far as Denver and Mr.. Ram
| say is to meet them in Alamosa. This is
| Margaret's first visit to Durango since
| her marriage n number OF years ago. She
J was one OF the most popular girls that
| ever resided here. so the pleasure an-
tIcipated by her promised visit is not
| confined to the Ramsey household alone.
| Charles Johnson jr, who was shot
| through the third finger on his left hand
| by the discharge OF gun which he
| was cleaning. has had to have the In
| jured member amputated the result
/ of the accident. He was Mt the Cedar
| Inn ranch when the accident occurred,
1 and was driven to Aztec where his fin
| ger was given Immediate attention. AT
| first II seemed II could be saved but