Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-02

with relatives
F. f. Leeka of bayfield, has been
attending to business matters in town
since Saturday, left for home via the
Ignacio route this morning.
ID. Evans, well known mining
operator Of the Bear creek district
returned from the Aztec-Farmingtor
section last night and continued his
journey to the great camp today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schutz mo-
tored to Pine river Saturday after
noon to spend the week end with home
folks at the ranch. They found the
roads in excellent condition.
j. T. Walsh came in from Ala.
mosa last night to spend few days
with Mrs. Walsh, who is confined to
her room with severe attack OF
quinsy.
Rev. A. w. Pink, who has jus,
resigned as pastor of the Congrega-
tional church at Silverton, departed
for California this morning where he
expects to locate permanently.
Mrs. Muzzy, who has been the
house guest of her sister, Mrs. Reese
McCloskey for several weeks, depart
ed for her Massachusetts home this
morning. En- route she will visit ir
Minneapolis with her sister, Mrs
James Barber.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Langley are
moving to Ignacio today where Mr.
Langley will engage in the mercan-
tile business and run livery barn.
A. l.. Stephenson has purchased the
corral and livery barn formerly own
ed by Langley and Coder.
Mrs. John Chailaux was an ar
rival from Shiprock last night cii her
way to Iowa for an extended stay.
If the weather is not too tropical in
temperature she will journey to New
York in June.
Mrs. A. A. Allan and children
were Frisco bound travellers this
morning to join Mr.. Allan, who is
permanently located there. Silvertor
has been the family home for num-
ber Of years.
Mrs. Carl Utterback left for In
diana this morning to spend the SUM-
mer months with her parents. The
genial science professor at the high
school will be domiciled at the Ho
tel Strater during her absence.
Johnnie Fleck is wearing band
age of large proportions on his head
Yesterday a playmate aimed tir
bucket at his head. The injury il
eloquent evidence that the latter die
not miss the mark.
Miss Eda Idle Of the Animas val
ley departed for Lima, o., This morn
ing on an extended visit with aunt'
who reside there. Her little cousin
| Thomas Donahue, who has been at th'
Idle ranch for number of months
accompanied her.
w. p. Myler, chairman o th'
Montezuma county board of commits
sioners, and 8. o.. Harrison, the Cor
tez banker, paid our burg a ccnyen
tional call last night. They arrived
, on the delayed Southern whicn reach
ed here after 10 and returned hom
on the outgoing train which left OF
the regular schedule. They stopped
or more properly speaking, breakfast
ed at the Savoy.
| The sidewalk improvement mi
crobe is multiplying very satisfactor
lily in North Durasgo. A well con
structed cement walk has just bee
laid around the Arthur Ayres an
John Sponsel properties. Lawrenc
Sheets, who did the work, has a con
tract to lay several blocks in the i'm
mediate neighborhood.
| Members of the Fort Lewis agri
cultural school faculty and Mrs. Ro
sepha Pulford drove down to Castela
today where they will hold a For
Lewis extension meeting tonight. To
morrow evening they will address Az
tee people who are interested in prae
tical agricultural subjects.
The marriage of DR.. G. " Cop
asd Miss Minnie Grouse came as
complete surprise to Durango people
The all important ceremony took plae
on April 2, About ten years ago Dl
Copp represented the La Plata Mon
tezuma senatorial district in the leg
islature. For a number of years h
practiced dental surgery in this city
Miss Grouse was step-daughter @
the late BILLY" White. She has eS
tensive real estate holdings in th
southwest. DR.. and Mrs. Gopp vii
make their horne in San Simon, Ari7