Semi-weekly herald., 1912-12-09
Ed Reynolds of Pueblo was a ST.


). e. Houser, who halls from Kan
sas City went out to Florida mesa
this morning.
Mrs. Bortz, the noted volinist, is
to play at Red Men hall tomorrow
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Church left
for Aztec this morning to spend few
days with the latter's relatives.
Mrs. Fuller of Pennington depart
ed for Ogden, Utah, this morning 20
spend the winter.
Mrs. Richard McCloud and Miss
Nellie left for Denver this morning to
enjoy ten days participation in Metro
politan attractions.
Mrs. F. Lambert was in town over
night purchasing supplies She left
for home via the Southern this morn
ing.
J. ii. Price and wife of Farming
ton are in the city for the purpose of
occupying reserved seats in dental
office.
James Sloan, pioneer of the south
west, died at his home in Lake City
last week. He first cast his lot with
the section back in 67.
Nat and A. w Walker, who devote
their time to writing accident policies
for railroad boys are guests at the
Palace while interviewing local rail
road employees.
Mr.. Mulleur and daughter Anna of
lgnacio left for Pensacola, Fla, this
morning to spend the winter The
mission is a health seeking one on
the part of Mr.. Mulleur.
Lee Sheek, the owner of large flocks
of sheep over in Montezuma county,
returned to his home in Mancos this
morning after putting in couple of
days in town on business.
Wiley f. Manis, bookkeeper at the
Hunter Mercantile company at Farm
ngton, was among the patrons at the
Savoy last night He was bound for
Denver on business mission.
William May, the cattle man, is
registered at the Savoy Mr.. May is
rapidly recovering from the accident
that befell him when he was driving
Els stock to their winter range.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sponsel and chill
dren came in from Thompson's park
last night to spend the winter in town.
They are domiciled in their resi-
dence on West Second avenue in North
Durango.
Chief Engineer Donovan of the Flo
rida Mesa Land and Development
company motored out to Florida mesa
this morning to determine the prog
ress of the work the company is do
ing there
E. Likes, who is associated with
the credit department of the Bauer
Mercantile company, left for home
this morning after spending couple
of days in the city on department
business.
Mrs. George Raymond, and Miss
Gertrude are down from the ranch to-
day shopping, visiting friends and
lending their assistance toward the
Baptist bazaar which is to be held
tomorrow.
Assistant Superintendent Pheney
has been out on the Silverton branch |
for several days supervising repair
work. This morning he was back at
his old stand, the depot office.
Miss Beagle, the nurse, departed for
Denver this morning where she will
have charge of her sisters home, while |
the latter spends three months in
Europe.
G. II. Clark departed for Las Ami
mas, Colo, this morning to join Mrs. |
Clark and the children and journey
with them to California for the win
ter.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First |
NJ. +. church will meet with Mrs. d. |
l.. Sheets tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O. |
A cordial invitation is extended to all |
members and friends of the church |
to be present.
Why not change the chair car from
the eastern to the Southern, the pa
irons are all going that way, and sure
ly with long season of pass famine |
near they should have some form of |
consolation.
In the district court this afternoon |
the case against Cox, Graves and Car
mon was continued until the March |
term of court. The men were placed |
under $4,000 bonds each, and their
friends are certain they will be able
to furnish these at an early date.
Miss Augusta Durbin, the efficient
tea ;scr oil domestic science in the pub
lie schools, has been engaged by the
Durango Gas and Electric company,
10 demonstrate cooking by electricity
each Saturday, from now until Christ
mas. Durango ladies, you are invited
to witness these free demonstrations
II you desire to convince your hus-
band the modern way of cookery is
the most economical as well as con-
venient, bring him along.
J. Wilbur Zimmerman of Eugene,
Ore, came down from Hermosa this |
morning en- route to Pagosa junction |