Semi-weekly herald., 1912-03-11
Mrs. Robert patscheck was

%. F. Boyle is home again after
an extended trip to Denver and Kan
sas City.
R. H. Sloan is building a garage
for his new auto on the rear end
Of the lot on which his residence at
1131 Third avenue stands.
IT. E. Price, who is in the forest
service, left for La Plata City this
morning, on business connected with
the department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Roberts, who
were here on account of the death and
funeral of their father d. w. Rob-
ers, returned to their home in Hes
perus, this morning.
&C. w. Bowman returned last night
from business trip to bayfield, and
is spending the day in the city, "tak-
ing in the sights" That's what he
says, and he ought to know.
Chicken fanciers will be interest
ed to know that the Fort Lewis Agri-
cultural school will furnish thorough
bred White Leghorn eggs at 5 cents
each. This does not include cost of
shipping.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Lewis write
that they are having fine time visit
ing and seeing the sights in Denver.
They expect to remain fo- at least a
month longer.
Mrs. L. E. Smith and little son
expect to leave for Denver in a few
days, where they will visit the baby's
grandmother, Mrs. Myers, for few
| weeks.
Conductor S. A. Bendure came up
from Durango Monday evening for a
few days rest and to visit the railroad
boys. For several months. past Con
ductor Bendure has had charge of the
Cannon Ball" train on the Farming
ton branch of the Denver & Rio
Grande.-Alamosa Empire.
w. d. Lee, superintendent of the
Rio Grande Southern railway, spent a
few days in the city looking after
realty interests. Mr.. Lee says the
southwest, particularly the San Juan
is resuming activity in all industrial
lines, and he looks for year of ex-
cellent business.--Alamosa Empire.
The young folks dancing class
recently established by Miss Helen
Ralster, assisted by Mrs. Frank Ell
dredge, is flourishing. The class meets
every Friday afternoon at Mrs. Jak-
ways, where they are given instruc-
tion in the simpler Delsarte move
ments and also in the folk dances.
The Southern train will go as far
as Rico today. There will probably
be no through train between Durango
and Telluride for two or three days.
1t is showing in the hills and slides are
still running in the Lizard Head re-
gion.
"A. G. Sven was an arrival last
evening from Ignacio, where he had
an operation performed recently
which he characterizes as fierce" 1t
was not, he says, dangerous, although
it seemed serious enough at the time
Just had heavy growth of whiskers
removed, that's all.
Mrs. A. E. Young left for her
home at Tacoma this morning with
Ruth Morris, the little daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. Grant Morris, who was
accompanying her for few days Wis.
it. Mrs. Young was returning after a
visit with her parents at Griffith and
also with Durango friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Herr, with
their daughter, Miss Clara, and son
Howard, are enjoying the attractions
of San Diego, Cal. Mr.. and Mrs
| George w. Lewis are other Durango
people who are at present citizens OF
that particular town, and having de-
lightful time. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
expect to remain in California for
about month longer.
Mrs. Henry Honaker came in on
the Southern last night from Mancos
to meet Mr.. Honaker who returned
on the eastern yesterday from Der
yer, where he spent several days on
business. This morning Mr.. and Mrs.
Honaker continued to their home in
Mancos. They were guests Of the
Palace over night.
MIR. and Mrs. Mike Hurley are
moving into their new home at GAO
Fourth avenue, today, their furniture
having arrived last night from Chama.
Mr.. Hurley is running on the Red
Apple train as engineer, and the fam
lily will therefore make their home in
Durango, after continuous residence
in Chama of almost twenty-five years
j. H. Woods of the Gallotti In
vestment company is confined to the
house with lame foot. A loose board
in the sidewalk; rusty nail in the
board a foot that landed square on
the nail-and that's all. The fact that
the foot was fully dressed in a heavy
shoe did not prevent the nail from
entering the flesh to depth of an
inch or so.