Semi-weekly herald., 1912-01-18

be permanently removed from the
homeless and alone class. "They" are
scheduled to be in Durango about
Thursday. Ding-fods please take no.
tice.
Henry F. Banta Of the Animas val
ley is in town on a courting expedi-
ton.
Don Carlos Coulson, the Bayfield,
merchant, spent the week end in town
with his family.
Ward barley, the sugar beet factory
promoter, is scheduled to return to
Durango about Jan. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jolly" Duncan left
for Alamosa this morning. Mr.. Dun
can will run between that point and
Durango.
Joe Terry returned from Denver last
night and continued TO Siiverton this
morning. Just business-and a trip
to the florist.
H. F. Morgan of Dolores and E. C.
Henry of Cortez headed for the state
capital this morning to view the 400"
in stock circles.
Mrs. Hector Hetherington was an
arrival from Allison last night to as
sist in caring for her sister-in-law,
Mrs. George Isgar.
George Hand, the prominent min
ing engineer, arrived from Denver
Saturday evening, to spend few
days with Mrs. Hand.
Gordon Kimball and wife were ar
rivals last Friday from Pueblo. They
were accompanied by Adam Wagner
his wife and baby.-Ouray Herald.
The Misses Sharley Pike and Isabel
Brewer returned to their school duties
this morning after delightful Sat
urday and Sunday vacation at home
Mrs. w. s. Pickerill's condition con-
dition continues to improve slowly
Certainly much more encouraging
news than came from her bedside last
week.
Herman Schroeder, who served the
county most creditably in the capacity
of commissioner some years ago, is
looking after business matters in the
city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Boyd and chill.
dren of Silverton went down to Farm.
ington this morning to escape the
snow which they say is to plentiful
to be comfortable in their burg.
W. j. Myler and family left fol
Denver yesterday morning where tn,
former will attend the meeting of thu
state board of county commissioner.
which convenes in that city today.
Editor Egger of the Bayfield, BLADE
is doing Durango today under the
chaperonage of John Murphy and ]
w. Barnes. Mine Host Kight at the
Palace is dispensing hospitality to the
bunch.
Ex-County Commissioner Conrad
Riester is business visitor in town
today. His release from the burder
of county troubles has been equal tt
a bath in the fountain for the renewa
of youth.
c. E. Newton, the mechanical engi.
neer, who, few years ago, responded
to the call Of the land, went down tt
Cedar Hill this morning to look after
his agricultural interests. The trans.
fer Of his afflictions has been a fl.
nancial benefit. No alimony in his
case.
| T. c. Coppinger, one of the pros.
porous Montezuma agriculturalists
left for Denver this morning to wit.
ness the big event in which every
stockman in this part of the globe is
intestered.
Saturday the R. A. Cornelius home
welcomes a new member in the person
of fine baby boy. The young mar
has every prospect of being valua-
Bile addition to the sheep growers or
ganization. 4
w. A. Bay and daughter, Mrs. Fore
man, returned from Kansas City yes
terday evening. The latter will re-
main here with her parents until she
has more fully recovered from her re-
cent illness.-Bayfield Blade.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pitcher jr. and