Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-10

MetHOulSH III SO1OTduO. II Is the III
tent of the instigators of the new
work that every church in the dis
trict shall be the meeting place for
such progressive sessions of the diff
ferent branches of the work. The
proposed Durango conference will, it
is planned, be in charge of DR.. Claud-
las B. Spencer, editor Of the Central
Christian Advocate.
E. A. Whitehead came down from
Silverton this morning en- route to
his home in Aztec. On account of
the peculiar train schedule he is OBJ
liged to wait in Durango twenty
three hours and fifty-five minutes to
make connection with the Red Apple
train. A similar condition formerly
existed on the Southern but when the
Silverton mining men who make fre-
quent trips to the La Platas voiced
protest the schedule was changed.
Doubtless the heads of the d. & r.
G. would also make the change for
the benefit of our southern neighbors
if their attention was called to the
present inconvenience.
Miss Ladwig, graduate of the
Fort Collins Agricultural college, ar
rived in the city last night on her way
to Fort Lewis where she will have
charge of the domestic science depart
mentt Not only will the young ladies
who attend school there this year
have the theory but the practical ex-
perience as well. Miss Ladwig will
have charge of the building occupied
by the girls and under her super
vision they will perform all their
household duties, cooking, laundry
work and general care of the estab-
lishment. Their only expense will be
the groceries which will be purchased
at wholesale prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons, who were
married in Aztec yesterday continued
to their home in Dolores this MORN
ing. The bride was Miss Pyle, a
member of well known Dolores fam
lily. The groom is prosperous busi-
ness man of that burg. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reed, who accompanied them to Az
tee and witnessed the all important
ceremony, were also homeward bound
travellers this morning.
Elliott McGalliard and George Min
eah were among the prominent busi-
ness men of Mancos, who were reg
.,&o - ct y,irrhf
Their mission savored partly Of a
business nature but the major object
seems to be to tell local people about
the success of the hunting expedi-
ton from which they recently re-
turned. Bears, deer and small game
have noticeably decreased in num-
bers by their launch into the ranks
of Nimrods.
Superintendent Shelton of Shiprocl
spent the night in town on his way tt
Santa Fe with an Indian ansgressoI
of the good laws set forth by Unel'
| Sam. Among che things that met tn.
| disapproval of the peace nGne-s wa
| the habit the above r,en ioncd lndia'
had formed of borrowing horses ant
riding without the owners rermis
sion. He also permanently annexed
saddles and other equipment to hi
possessions which according to th'
tax list belonged to his white facet
neighbors. The culprit did not great
ly relish being taken to Santa Fl
to be arraigned before the fedora
court, and manifested his displeasur
by vigorous refusal to conform t.
the ways of civilized folk.
DIR. j. P. George of Riverside wa
guest at the Palace last night.
Miss Frances Bell is betweel
trains visitor from Bells spur today
w. C. T. U. will meet Thursday
Oct. 10, at M. E. church, at 2:3O. Ber
tina l.. Barton, Secretary.
| Regular meeting of Sedgwick pos
No. IL, G. A. R., Thursday evening
Oct. 10, at 7:3O o'clock p. m.
| County Surveyor Roy Goodman wa
ar outgoing passenger on the South
ern this morning whose destinatio
was the La Platas where he will su
pervise some field work.
I Rev. Father Pecorella went out t
Pagosa Junction this morning to per
form duties incident to his churc
work.
/ Henry Perrin, proprietor of Ia
dies furnishing establishment in Der
yer, left for home this morning afte
spending few days at the Ten Broe
whore he is interested.
| r. M. Morris, manager of the Sa
Juan district of the Mountain State
Telephone company, returned fror
Silverton this morning where he ha
been looking after company bushes
for couple of days.
]. C. Goulding was returning pas
senger to Flora Vista this morning
Thomas Goulding has just left fo
the east with six cars of sheep. o
his return he will bring car @
fine bucks from Wisconsin.
George Galloway, E. Hosler, ]. "
Ray and Dan Matthers, company o
mighty hunters who hail from Ord
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