Semi-weekly herald., 1912-12-23

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from ten days vacation trip to
Denver and intermediate points.
j. D. Clark, the well known real
estate man, departed for his home IN
Pennington after having accomplish
ed the object of his visit-to inter
est outside people in this excellent
section.
Mrs. Bert Thomas and little son left
over Nthe Southern for Montrose TINS
morning to spend the holidays with
ne. parents and possibly to remain
turing the winter months. MIR. Thom-
IS came up from the rancn at La
rlata tc see them off on their journey.
Miss Edna Duncan, the very eff
,ient teacher and popular young lady
Who has charge or the Falfa school,
vas guest at the Savoy last night.
She was bound for her home in the
Nontezuma to spend her holiday va
,ation of two weeks.
Among the Fort Lewis students
who were homeward bound this morn
ny were Donald Smith, Alfred Ker-
node and Ruben Smith of Montezuma
,ounty, the Misses Pinkstaff and
Black and Allen Pierce of San Juan
county, New Mexico The young peo-
,le were all registered at the Strater
last night.
T. D. Anthony, Chris Larson and
heodore Larson, all OF Nebraska,
we're guests at the Strater last night.
rhe gentlemen are looking over real
estate in the section with l.. NJ. SUIT
on as their guide and director. he
,aity went out Ignacio way with VI.
sutton this morning.
Jay Turley, the well known engi-
Ger, spent the night at the .Strater
~ his return from an extended Trip
% Santa Fc on irrigation business,
Jotli as it related TO former irri-
gation project in which he has imam
.ial interests and to a project he is
working on now. Mr.. Turley depart
ID for home this morning, the point
New Mexico named in mis- honor.
Students from all grades and
arge number of teachers were at the
lepot this morning to bid farewell TO
Hiss Marie SENEGAL, who has been
me of the most popular teachers that
Durango has ever had. From pro-
iessional standpoint her services can
hardly be overestimated. Bus She mas
never been too busy with hef school
iuties to give literally of her time
md talents for the things that con-
tributed towards the pleasure of the
public and she did all these things in
spirit that was most pleasing. In
her new position Miss SENEGAL has
the best wishes for success Of every
person in Durango.
J. NJ Brumley of Dolores has been
endorsed by the Democratic central
committee for clerk of the district
court for Montezuma county, and this
practically settles the matter of the
appointment. Judge-elect Searcy sta
ted in communication to the Demo-
Gratis of the county that on account
of the numerous candidates for the of
flee he had decided to name the per-
son endorsed by the county central
committee. The Cortez Herald says:
"Mr. Brumley's endorsement seems
to be acceptable to practically all
Democrats of Montezuma county and
with his qualifications it goes without
saying that he will certainly make an
excellent clerk"
Louis Hart, the merchant tailor and
proprietor of the cleaning establish
ment, left for Chicago this morning
to spend the holidays.
Mrs. George Hanely of La Posta
went up to Perin's this morning to
visit through the Yuletide season with
her mother.
Grand Junction is a good newspa-
per town. Both the morning and aft
ernoon dailies are filed with adver-
tising. All merchants in that city,
including grocery houses, doctors, and
professional men, advertise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hare and the latter's
daughter, Mrs. Tarbur, leave tomor-
row morning on their way to Mann
moth Springs, Ark. En- route they
will visit in Cedarhurst.
The Aztec basket ball team was
homeward bound this morning. They
had jolly good time while in town
even if they did not win at basket
ball.
A formal transfer of the Telluride
Power company to the Utah Power
and Light company was filed in Salt