Semi-weekly herald., 1912-04-15

Mrs. Pearl r. Lowell left for her
home at Pagosa Springs this morn
ing after few days in town on
business.
Mrs. E. Salter was an arrival M
the Red Apple train last night from
Cedar Hill and is here for day or
two on a shopping trip.
w. r. Stockmeyer returned on
last nights eastern from trip to
Ohio where he went to visit his moth
er.
p. d. Hanks was a returning pas
senger to his home in Cortez this
morning, arriving from Denver last
night,
&C. C. Bracken, Neal Carlin and
Roy Peterson, who were here from
Boulder to look over lands at Fort
Lewis, returned home this morning.
Attorney w. N, Searcy, who stay
ed over in town yesterday on bust
ness, departed on the eastern this
morning for Silverton.
w. l.. Williams came in last night
from Pueblo and left this morning for
the Montezuma valley, where he has
some ranch property.
Otto Brendel was guest of the
Southern over night, passing through
from Silverton to Long Beach, CAL,
where his father is seriously i'll.
Ben Shearer was in the city over
night passing through from Silverton
to Denver, for which place he de-
parted this morning.
The Southern did not arrive last
night until 10:35. Delayed by snow
on Lizard Head. The storm was very
severe in that vicinity yesterday.
Miss Mary earns, who taught the
school at La Plata City last year,
has accepted the position for this
term.
&C. F. David, of Monte Vista, is
land seeker, who is here for the
purpose of looking over lands at Fort
Lewis.
Mrs. Theresa Douglas was a pas
senger on the Silverton train this
morning bound for Bakers bridge
where she will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Mitchell for couple of months.
Rev. ]. Fred Jenkins of Malaga,
Cal, arrived in the city yesterday
evening to become the pastor of the
Baptist church. The Herald joins in
a general welcome of the new pastor
to our city.
The Thompson's Park school will
commence April IT. Mr.. Henry Cor
des who taught the school last year,
will be in charge again this coming
term.
George E. Allen, the we'll known
and progressive Pennington ranch
man, was guest of the Strater over
night, and left for Trimble this morn
ing where he will rusticate for week
or two.
Miss Dorothy Pyle, who has been
here for some time filling the posi-
ton of stenographer for Attorney c..
A. johnson, resigned her position re-
Gently and returned to her home in
Dolores this morning
Richard Stewart was an arrival
last evening from the east after be-
ing absent since the holidays. Mr..
Stewart is staying over in town for
a day or two before continuing to the
Idaho mine.
w. M. Feigel, the well known pio-
neer of the San Juan section, and
father Of Attorney Charles Feigel of
this city, was an arrival last evening
from Denver and continued today to
Silverton.
A petition has recently been filed
with the county superintendent to di-
vide school district No. 1S, more ia
known as Kline. A school
meeting to act on the question has
been called for April II.
Mrs. Ida Wales returned last ev-
ening from Pennington and is here
now to remain permanently. She ex-
pected to come back several days ago,
but was detained by the illness of
her little nephew.
Mrs. Barney Solomon Of Duraneo,1
Tim Manning of the Animas valley
and Miss Hazel Anseth Of Durango
operations at Mercy hoR-
pital during the past two days. They
ara ALL doing we'll.