Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-24

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teed by all druggists.
The prospects for the recovery of
Mrs. Louise Morgan are daily grow
ing brighter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcneil left for
Denver this morning on pleasure trip
of few days duration.
Harry Pearson was bound for the
hills this morning where Pearson
Bros. have a pack train working.
Harry Regner of the Lower La
Plata registered at the Palace last
night.
Mrs. Wilford Brazil and little daugh-
ter of Hesperus were overnight guests
at the Savoy.
Dan Thornton is in from Upper
Florida engaged in supplying his Gus
toners with butter.
j. P. Lowell, one of Pine rivers
most progressive citizens, is in town
selling ranch produce.
Clyde Dawson, candidate for sena-
tor, will. Address the people of Du-
range at Red Men hall Friday night.
McCaw Bros. of the Animas valley
are loading five cars of cattle for
the Kansas City markets today.
Henry Krumpanitzsky left for his
home in Mancos this morning after
three days stay in town looking aft
er local interests.
Superintendent Luke of the fourth
division d. & r. c., went down the
Red Apple line this morning on a tour
of inspection.
Banker Werkheiser of Silverton
came down from SiIverton this morn
ing and is spending the time between
trains transacting business in the city.
Mrs. Rosepha Pulford left for Bay
field this morning where she will visit
the school. En- route she will spend
few hours in the Ignacio hall of
learning
Superintendent Lees private car oc-
eupied the place of honor on the east
ern this morning while Superintendent
Lees held the same place of honor on
the Southern.
George Fable has departed for his
home in Chicago after an extended
stay with his cousin, Henry Krum-
panitzky at Mancos. En- route on his
homeward journey he spent few
days in Durango.
c. S. Thomas and Roady Kenehan
departed on the eastern this morning
where they will hold political meetings
at the larger towns along the way. a
bunch of local Democrats were down
to bid them farewell
l.. NJ. Sutton and Hans Aspaas of
1gnacio were among the arrivals on
last nights eastern. Later they were
noted among those present at the band
concert which terminated in a politi-
cal meeting.
Miss Alberta Davis of the Graden
Mercantile company is home from "a
tour" of Colorado. At least she left
over the Southern and returned on the
eastern and included various points of
interest in the state in her travels.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fraser, who
have been visiting their sons, John
and Robin Fraser, at Elco for the
past five weeks, left this morning for
their home in Chanute, Kas. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fraser make frequent trips to
the section.
Fred Nelson is home from Denver
where he participated in the carnival
| festivities. Mrs. Nelson and the baby
| will remain for an extended visit and
| may conclude to spend some time in
Kansas with Mr.. Nelson's reatives be-
fore their return.
A few months hence Harry Kettle
well will be found making hay instead
of freight bills. Preparatory to max
ing the change he has purchased one
of the fine ranches in the Animas val
ley, the Firebaugh place, and as soon
as spring opens the family will trans
fer their vine and fig tree to that
location.
Mrs. W. II. r. Schaffer and baby
returned from Wenachee, Wash, last
night where they have been visiting
with relatives, and this morning left
for their home in Aztec. During their
stay in Durango they were the house
guests of Mrs. Ida Green in North
Durango.
Rev. Fathers Callahan, Pecorella
and Kelinberge left for Alamosa this
morning where they will participate in
conference of the denomination they
represent. Later they go to Denver
to attend the dedication of the new
cathedral. Father Felician of Farm
ington will occupy the pulpit at the
local Catholic church Sunday, while
Father Alberts will have his charge.