Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-10
John Heath. Michigan Bar. en-.


John Heath. Michigan Bar, Cal.
writes: Il was afflicted with kidney
and bladder trouble for nearly six
years. Had a very bad spell some
time ago and was unable TO turn with
out help. l commenced using Folsy
Kidney Pills and can truly say ! was
J relieved at once take pleasure IN
recommending Foley Kidney Pills" J.
I L. Parsons, or s. G. Wall.
]. A. schryver, dairyman at Fort
| Lewis, Sundayed in town.
City Attorney George Moody left
for Rico this morning where he will
further accustom himself to courting
this week.
f. A. Dittman of the Lucky Moon
was down from the mine to attend
church yesterday. He is to stay over
for the next meeting Of the congre-
cation.
N. w. Monat, keeper Of the money
bags and general right hand man for
the Doyle syndicate, came over from
Mancos last night, bound for Dem
yer.
e. A. Ritter, the mining and irri-
cation engineer, came down from Sill
verton this morning where he has
been on professional business.
Virgil Gould and sister have return
ed to their home in Ridgway after a
pleasant visit with their cousin, Mrs
George Gill.
II. Mendall and Ed Seidlus, promi-
nent mining men from Toledo, o.,
are here to confer with local mining
mngnates regarding properties which
are of mutual interest.
A. Joyce, section foreman who
has charge of crew near Antonito,
came down from Silverton this morn
ing where he has mining interests. He
was homeward bound.
Miss Mamie O'Connell, the efficient
teacher who has charge Of the Castel-
lar school, returned to her duties this
morning after spending the week end
in Animas City with her relatives.
Charles Johnson jr., who has been
spending the summer at his fathers
ranch at Cedar Hill, left for Denver
this morning The accident he met
with few weeks ago delayed his
departure.
Mrs. C.. j. Closson Of Cortez left
for Pagosa Springs this morning.
j. s. Fulcher is down from Ridg-
way on railroad and parlor business,
the last named mission is being trans
acted at Animas City.
La Plata county schools in common
with those the United States over are
today observing the birthday anniver-
sary of James Whitcomb Riley He
is one of the few poets who is re-
ceiving his due honors before death.
Mr.. Phelan, the well known knight
of the grip, who makes Durango his
| headquarters, succeeded in shooting
fine buck last week. Herman Arm
strong of Hermosa was also among
the hunters whose efforts were re-
warded.
Mrs. David Swickheimer Of Rico
was an overnight guest Of Miss Lillian
Lookabell at the Strater last night.
The lady was en- route to Denver
where she will spend the winter
months. Mr.. Swickheimer accompa-
MED her as far as Dolores.
Mccoy, the proprietor Of the Ell
Moro restaurant, who was fined in
Justice Ballreich's court for having
engaged in means of settling dis
pute not allowed by law, paid his
fine and is back at his old stand, where
peace will henceforth reign.
Walter Cock, son Of N. F. Cook,
left for Telluride this morning, where
he will entertain the patrons Of the
moving picture show with violin rnu-
sic. Mr.. Cook is talented violinist
I and the proprietor Of the show is very
| fortunate to secure his services.
E. S. Whitehead, one Of the we'll
known attorneys of San Juan county,
New Mexico, was guest at the Stra-
ter yesterday. He was bound for Sill
verton where he will give legal mat
ters personal attention for few
days.
The La Platas are attired in their
winter apparel this morning and the
/ covering seems to be Of sufficient
| depth to insure that it will remain un-
til summer comes again. The concern
about sufficient supply Of moisture
is not one which is enumerated among
the troubles Of the ranchmen Of the