Semi-weekly herald., 1912-08-01

'ur f"rmer emperor and ns loyal to
us
Mar. .uit Saton:i. the iararese pre-
mirr, replied to the ea peltr'5 procla-
matirn, commencing his speech with
the words; 81 most respectfully reply
to your imperial majesty" Premier
Satonji pledged his unrcmitting loyal
ty to the new sovereign.
C. b. Knowlton went up to Tacoma
this morning where he will be en-
ployed for the next two weeks.
Miss Edna Nephew and her grand.
mother, Mrs. Merry Of pittsburg, Pa
drove out to Elco today.
General Agent and Mrs. r. b, Nc
Atee are home from their trip down
the Red Apple line
Mrs. Elizabeth TRULY left for the
ranch on Trouble mesa this morning
after brief stay in town.
The celebration of the feast of st.
lgnacius which is in progress in Ig-
nacio today is one of the largest af
fairs ever held in that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Graham were re-
turning passengers from Pagosa
Springs, where they enjoyed three
days outing.
Miss Margaret Kroeger was an in
coming passenger from Greeley last
night where she attended the state
teachers college.
Mrs. Giles Van Degrift, who spends
much of her time vibrating between
Durango and Tiffany, was passen-
ger to the ranch this morning.
Miss Bertha Biggs returned from
Greeley last night where she received
her Pd.M. degree on July 10. On her
way home she visited friends in Love
land and Denver.
Mrs. Alma Lackcy and daughter,
Miss Eba, returned last night from
the May Day where they had de-
lightful three days visit with Miss
Camp.
Phil Parkinson, auditor for the Du-
range Gas and Electric company,
came down from Electra lakes this
morning where he has been spending
two weeks vacation.
| Fred Fortier returned from Tellu-
ride last night, where he has been
looking after his mining interests.
This morning he left for Aztec where
he recently purchased home.
Miss Fannie De La Vergne has gone
to Animas Forks to spend some time
with her sister, Mrs. Fessenden. On
her return she will visit with Durango
friends.
A freight train left the straight and
narrow path over on Cumbres yes
terday and as a result tho Durango
bound passenger was delayed four
hours while the trouble was being
righted.
Mrs. Mary Merry, a lady who passed
her eightieth milestone several years
ago, was a guest at the Palace last
night. Her home is in lockwood and
she made the journey in both direc-
tions alone.
Mrs. Roy Gibbs, nee Mable Valli-
ant, is in from Bayfield, for two
weeks stay with her parents. Mr.
Gibbs Is np in the mountains. which
accounts for her promise to make hei
visit so extended.
w. II. McWilliaG, Boulder stu
dent, who has been in this city ths
past nsonth, and his brother james
McWillams Of Monett, Mo-, who ar
rived couple Of days ago, left thii
morning for Olathe to visit their par
ents.
w. NJ. Goodson, formerly ID. & X
G. agent at Aztec, returned from Den
yer last evening and continued hi
journey to the county seat Of Sal
Juan this morning Failing healtl
made it necessary for him to Civ
up the position he filed SO creditably
: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rossiter and tn
:. latter's brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
, G. A. Roth Of Canto, ILL.,, went up t
:. Silverton this morning. From tina
point they will make an overland jour
: ney to Ouray, Ridgway and Tellu
ride.