Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-21

J. A. Clay came down from Ia
coma this morning where he has been
on company business.
Z. X. Chambers of Pennington was
among the San Juan county folk leg
istered at the Savoy last night.
Attorney Paul Ellis is learning to
do the chauffeur act. AS yet no ia
talities have been reported.
Roy Talbot of the Animas valley
was down on a supply purchasing ex-
petition today.
H. l.. Dodds was an overnight Wis
itor from Perin's, who registered at
the Palace.
j. o. Campbell came down from
Silverton this morning where he has
been on mining business for several
days.
ST. Marks guild will meet with
Mrs. L. C. Jakway, 1913 Third ave
nue., tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
District Clerk E. V. Hollingsworth
was an arrival from Silverton this
morning. The Palace will be his head
quarteds during his stay in town.
Mrs. r. B. Whitaker went out to
Pine Ridge this morning where she
will be the camp guest of Mrs. j. A.
Coppinger for several days.
Paul Ritter went out to the Ignacio
ranch this morning. He carried a
sufficient number of firearms to rid
the whole southwest of rabbits.
More than score of sidewalks will
be repaired Immediately as result
Of the aldermen's spin around The
city yesterday afternoon.
J.. G. Graf of the Hunter MercdE.
tie company came up from Farm
ineto last night VITA two cars OF
apples for the cas-. Re left for Ala
mosa this morning.
Street Commissioner Brady has n
force of men building cement cross
ings at the points where new cross
ings are most needed.
Mrs. w. B. Todd left for Denver
this morning to spend a month with
her daughter, Miss Lota, who is one
of the teachers in the Sheridan school.
Miss Elizabeth Parkinson is MAX
ing arrangements to leave for Kan
sas City within two or three days,
where she will be the soloist in the
Symphony concert on Nov. S.
Mrs. B. W. Ritter motored up from
the Ignacio ranch yesterday and is
busy today with the various things
for the upbuilding of Durango to
which she gives her time and atten-
tion.
w. N. Searcy came down from
Silverton this morning on business we
suspect to be political, although his
conversation would indicate it was to
learn what the thermometer register
ed in Durango.
DR.. Sanford Bell, who has been in
the vicinity the past fortnight in the
interests of the Campbell Soil Culture
company, left for Denver this morn
ing. He is to. submit report of
his trip to the Denver chamber Of
commerce.
Mrs. Shaver and children of Lower
Florida left for Pasadena, Cal, this
morning where they will feast on
oranges this winter and gaze upon
roses while snowballs will greet the
eye of those of us who have to stay
at home.
The state board of nurse examin-
ers will meet at room 33, state capi-
tol, Denver, Oct, %, %, "a, 1912, to
examine applicants for registration
For further information apply tC
Miss Mary B. Eyre, R. N, secretary
1912 Pennsylvania street, Denver.
S. w. Smith motored over from Pa
gosa Springs today. He hopes t.
have Mrs. Smith as a travelling com
p;.nion on his homeward journey. rh'
lady underwent an operation for ap
pendicitis at Mercy hospital severa
weeks ago and she doubtless will b.
able to leave the hospital today.
Miss Allie Barnes returned to he
home in Pennington this morning
AZ Ter having RESERVED scat III
dental parlor for couple of hour
each day for more than two weeks
Those who have been similarly af
flicted can best appreciate the pleas
ure that was hers.
Isaac Cherry, our esteemed towns
man, who has been confined to tn
hospital many weeks following Sc
rious operation, is now able to b
out on the street and before man.
days elapse we expect to see him a
his place of business, giving his in
terests the same careful attention a
of old.
From the number of ladies VIII
called The Herald office yesterda
afternoon to determine the results o
the ball game we think the fannesse
of Durango are only few less i
number than the fans and in point o
enthusiasm they do not take secon
place.
See those SOC sweater coats 10
men and BOYS at STEMS Harvest Sale