Semi-weekly herald., 1912-01-15

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From Thursdays Daily.
]. B. Moore, the Mancos contractor,
Is business visitor in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Levy of Fruit
land are at the Palace for few days
stay.
A. H. Webster, prominent cattle
man of Monte Vista, returned from
Shiprock last night where he pur-
chased several hundred Navajo cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Mundee ard
Mrs. Parsons of SiIverton were over
night visitors at the Savoy on their
way to Denver where they expect to
remain until the weather sends a
guarantee that spring has arrived IN
this part of the world.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stables and
family and Mrs. W. J. Johnson Of
Deadwood, S. d., passed through to
Lebanon yesterday where they have
purchased ranches. Mr.. Johnson pre-
ceded them week ago with their
household goods and farm machinery.
The section is to be congratulated
upon acquiring these progressive and
cultured people for permanent resi-
dents.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Smith are oc-
cupying the bridal apartments at the
Hotel Savoy. Mr.. Smith is foreman Of
the May Day. Until very few days
ago Mrs. Smith was Miss O'Leary.
Details of the wedding are meager.
This, however, is evident: they are
splendid young people who are very
devoted. We congratulate them on
the excellent taste each has shown
in selecting life partner.
w. II. Walters, manager of the
Burns-Hall Mercantile company at lg-
nacio was Strater guest last night.
The proprietor of the establishment is
constant in his devotion to Santa
Claus gift but as combination, the
owner and the machine are not very
speedy yet.
Now all together let's make Satur-
day the last day the big day. Nc
Kinney.
Conductors Sanders and Gogarty are
enjoying few days at home. Con-
ductors Russell Berry and Forest
White are taking their runs.
Commissioner Tovrea went out tc
his Oxford ranch this morning. The
board adjourned without naming the
county road supervisors so the NUN
Der who are willing to accept the po-
sition-or are seeking the jobs arc
still on the anxious seat.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morast hav,
rented the Dr. Driver residence oil
Fifth avenue. They are moving to
day. Mrs. Driver and Miss Doris will
remain in Washington until the enc
of the school year. The little lady i
student in the school where he
mother was a prominent teacher fol
a number of years.
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A howl went up to heaven and Den
yer when the people along the Chill
branch learned that the d. & R. G
was going to limit them to tri
weekly train service. The result wa
the proposed schedule was called of
Sunday morning and the daily serv
ice continues. The good book say
"Ask and we shall receive"
Jolly Duncan and wife" says tn,
Strater hotel register. Just whel
or where the handsome and popular
Southern gentleman joined the rank
of the benedicts not one of his friend
in the southwest seems to know. Al
the name on the register is the onl,
evidences of his presence we are dc
stined for the day at least to enter
tain curiosity, not knowledge, regard
ing the event.
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A. B. Candelaria, one of the wealth,
sheep owners of Rosa, N. M, arrive,
in Durango last night with his brother
Jesus Candelaria. A few months ag,
the latter underwent very critica
operation for cancer of the tongue
His recovery was an astonishmcnt t,
even his surgeon, DR.. Ochsner. For ;
time he seemed restored to his usua
good health, but recently new trou
BILE, neck affliction developed. Thi
morning the sick man was taken t,
the hospital where his physician vii
give him careful treatment for fcv
days, hoping to remove the necessit,
of another operation.
Charlie Wood of the Wood & Mar
gan L. & l.. company, went up tt
Silverton this morning to look aftel
the company's interests at that poiat