Semi-weekly herald., 1912-03-04

&C. ". Bowman was a passenger
to Ignacio this morning on a business
trip.
Miss Brooksie Morgan departed
] this morning for Pagosa Springs
where she will visit her sister for
a few days.
| Judge William Ballreich has NOV
/ ed his Offices from the Newman block
to the Century building, where he now
has more commodious quarters.
H. T. Henderson departed this
morning for Denver, on his way to
Milwaukee, and other eastern points
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Freck have
new son, born this morning, fine
healthy baby, who, OF course, is the
very image of his father. DR.. A. w.
Robbins stork.
Miss Nellie Hammond left this
morning for her home in Mancos. The
young lady was returning after ac-
companying her recent guest, Mrs. ].
H. Smith, as far as Durango.
Earl Faris, cashier of the Bauer
bank at Mancos, who was in the city
yesterday to attend the funeral of the
late Frank Conner, returned home via
the Southern this morning.
William Dyke, the Archuleta
county ranchman, returned this morn
ing to his home at Dyke, after few
days visit with his wife, who is re-
covering from severe illness at Ochs-
ner hospital.
The county treasurer's office has
put in couple of very busy days.
Everyone has been anxious to pay his
taxes before the time limit on March
/, and so avoid the penalty for tardi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samatelli, Miss NJ.
Burke and Charles Tucker, all of Chi
cago, are in the city for a week or
ten days to give theatrical perform
ance, details OF which will be announc-
ed later.
George F. Holland, the Junction
creek ranchman, was a returning pas
senger to Allison this morning, where
he is spending the winter. Mr.. Hol-
land was in town over night on q
brief business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Eddy have
moved recently from Gunnison to Ra-
ton, N NJ, where the former has been
transferred and at tie same time pro-
NOTED to the position Of wire chief for
the Mountain States Telephone COM
pany. We are always glad to hear
of the success of Durango young peo-
pie.
We are in receipt of st. Columba's
year book for the year 1912, edited
by the Reverend Father Callahan. AS
knock on the town of Durango, the
people, the schools and the newspa-
pers, 1t is warm number. We can
not, and do not, believe that the mem
bers of the gentleman's flock will ap-
prove of the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Warner, nee
Meta Mollette, returned last evening
from Chicago, where the former at
tended dental college and the lat
ter was studying music. 1t will keep
their Durango friends busy for day
or two extending congratulations,
since this Is the first opportunity to
meet the bride and groom since their
marriage.
Mrs. c. A. Mendenhall and chill
dren were among the arrivals Wednes-
day night from Pagosa Springs, stay
ing over yesterday in town, and de-
parting this morning for Cortez,
where they will visit Mrs. Menden-
halls mother for few days before
going on to Salida, where they will
make their home on the Mendenhall
ranches in that vicinity. Mr.. Menden-
hall was formerly bookkeeper for the
Houser sawmill at Sunetha, but re-
Gently resigned and will devote his
time and attention to developing his
ranch interests. He made the trip
around the other way with car load
Of stock.