Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-28
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at Tacoma this morning.
Fred Egan returned from Silverton
this monring where he transacted bus
mess for couple of days.
Mrs. F. C. Gilbert and son are
expected home from their eastern trip
in a few days.
Joe Prewitt came in from bayfield,
last night and this morning went
down to Cedar Hill on hurried busi-
mes strip.
Miss Florence Bauser and little
Catherine Crowds went up to the
La Platas this morning to spend Sum
day with Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Crowds.
Clyde Dawson, C. C. Parks, Samuel
Kinsley and Mrs. Helen Wilson left
for Alamosa this morning where they
are scheduled to speak tonight.
Mrs. C. w. Fisherdick drove in from
La Plata late yesterday afternoon.
She is stopping at the Strater while
looking after local interests.
Mrs. Jessie Harwood, county su-
perintendent of San Juan county,
came down from Silverton this morn
ing and is registered at the Savoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sullenhetger,
the newly weds, left for Pennsylvania
via Silverton last night after few
weeks spent in this section, the guests
of the formers relatives, the 81 ans
and Sullenbergers.
Hon. Charles Ballreich and James
Dick went to Silverton this morning
where they will address the voters to-
night. Mr.. Ballreich made hit with
Durango people last night.
G. 7. Neigoid, the well known min
ing man who calls Silverton home,
returned rom Socores, New Mexico,
last night where he has been making
his headquarters for several weeks.
He is to be found at his old stand,
the Strater.
M. 7. Lommasson is down from
Perin's on school business today.
Six Indians from the Ignacio school
have recently been sent to the gov
ernment school at Santa Fe.
w. S. McNeeley will take personal
charge of the Palace on Nov. /. The
splendid hospitality dispensed by the
McNeeleys is too well known to the
travelling public to make comment
necessary.
The Young Peoples societies of the
Methodist, Christian and Presbyterian
churches are going to give union
| cnciol of tba MathnIict ,hurch Ert
day evening.
Joe Adams, who was brought in
from Lumberton last evening critical
ly i'll with Bright's disease, died at
Ochsner's hospital just five hours aft
er he reached the city. The remains
were taken to the Hood and Ames
undertaking parlors. His daughter,
Mrs. Susie Confar, was notified of his
death and wired that she would be in
Durango tonight to make the funeral
arrangements. Mr.. Adams was an
old time lumberman who has been
in the southwest for years.
W. N. Searcy passed through Du-
range from Pagosa Springs last
night where he attended the Demo-
cratic rally in which Congressman
Taylor was the star attraction.
Attorney Victor Hungerford of the
Florida Mesa Land and Development
company returned from Colorado
Springs last night on a brief bust
ness trip.
Mr.. C. H. Charlton will arrive from
Florence tonight with the remains Of
his step-father H. L. Rice. The body
will be taken to the Hood and Ames
undertaking parlors. Funeral serv-
ices will be held Friday under the
auspices of the Masons. The time is
set for 2 o'clock but the place has
not been designated.
Mrs. May Merrick and children, who
were called here in August by the
death of Mrs. Merrick's father, 7. ].
Mcclure, left this morning for their
home in Los Angeles. Mrs. Mcclure,
ST., accompanied them on their home
ward journey and will remain in Los
Angeles during the winter months.
Charlie Morgan, son of Mrs. Louise
Morgan, returned to Telluride this
morning, after spending ten days at
the bedside of his mother, Mrs. Nor
gan's condition shows sufficient i'm
provement so that he felt that he could
leave her with safety.
Durango ladies will turn out in
large numbers to the Republican meet
ing tomorrow night. The presence OF
Mrs. Helen Wixon will attract all
her old-time friends. Every person
in the city, regardless of party affilia.
tions, is proud of the splendid record
she has made in the office of super.
intendent of public instruction.
day.
Mrs. James Beaton Of Silverton was
an east bound traveller this morning.
Paul Ellis is tabooing legal duties
today and devoting his time and at
tention to agricultural interests.
Mine Host George Grebbles Of tn,
Hermosa house, Trimble Springs, il
transacting business in town today.
District Attorney George Lane wen
out to Pagosa Junction this mornin,
on brief pleasure and political trip
R. S. Baker returned from Pages;
Springs last night and this mornin,
left for Shiprock, where his store il