Semi-weekly herald., 1912-09-09
LOCAL ITEMS

gone to Pagosa Springs for an ex-
tended stay.
Dennis Duncan is over from Dolo-
res on a mission which is non-politi-
cal, at least it is so reported.
Hans Aspaas motored in from lg
nacio last evening. His passengers
on.
C. E. Upergraff came over frim
Aiamosa yesterday afternoon and
this morning started to work for the
Denver & Rio Grande.
Mrs. J. w. Lackey and the canine
members of the family are home
from Pagosa Springs where they
have been on hunting trip.
Mrs. A. R. Lewis continues to i'm
prone so rapidly that her family
hope she will be able to leave the
hospital early next week.
A. w. Carr of Delta was among
those who had accommodations at
the Strater last night. He was a
Pennington bound traveller this af
ternoon to loik after his interests.
j. f. Locke, promising son Of
the Locke family, who were Farm
ington pioneers, passed through Du-
rango on his way to Ann Arbor
Mich, where he will enter the uni
versity.
Miss De Lano an old time friend of
of Mrs. f. A. Schlabach spent the
night In town the house guest of her
Durango friend. She is making the
circle trip and this morning she left
over the Southern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Stein return
ed from the east last night where
they spent number of weeks in the
large trade centers. They feel that
trade conditions warranted them in
making heavy purchases for fall and
winter trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. White were
incoming passengers on the Red APP
pie train last night. They have
been down In the lower San Juan
section visiting their son for couple
of week. This morning they de-
parted for their home in Trinidad
Silvertin was visited by a snow
storm at an early hour this morn
ing. A cold hard wind added to the
pleasures Of the occasion.
Mrs. Carl Peverly who has been
visiting relatives in Flora Vista for
several weeks was an arrival in the
city last night. She was returning
to her home in southeastern New
Mexico.
Rev. d. E. Bundy was a returning
passenger from Pueblo last night on
his way to Aztec where he will be
stationed another year. He will al
so serve the district in the capacity
of presiding elder.
Prof. Prout, the mining expert who
has been in the La Platas the past
three months and familiarizing him
self generally with conditions there,
has gone to Denver where he spends
the fall and winter months.
Many of the local people who
celebrated at Mancos early in the
week have returned home. They re-
port splendid time and place the
Mancos folks in the class of royal en-
tertainers.
w. C. Ferguson and W. E. Duggan
drove out to Pinion mesa today
where both have land holdings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Klahn and
children went out to Pagosa Springs
this morning on vacation trip.
Mayne Perkins, the junior son of
F. C. Perkins, left for Boulder this
morning to enter the law school at
the university.
Manager Walters of the Burns
Hall Mercantile company is in from
Igancio on business mission. His
little son accompanied him.
Miss Edna Brown left for Boul-
der this morning where she will en-
ter the state university, this being
her freshman year.
Mrs. Harry Schrader is home from
the east where she spent several
weeks buying millinery. In Satur-
days issue of this paper readers will
see a list of some of the many
beautiful purchases she made.
Colonel and Mrs. Lee provincial Of
ficers of the Salvation army, with
headquarters in Denver are making
tour of inspection of the state
They will be in Durango September
13, IA, 15 and on these dates will
conduct special services.
The county of La Plata is willing
and anxious to pay its August bills
The county clerks office force have
the warrants ready and are exceed
inly anxious to deliver them to their
rightful owners. If you have war
rant due you call at the office at
once.
Mr.. Freeman, one Of the local
members of the forest reserve of
flee, left for Denver this morning in
response to message telling him
Of the critical illness of his faith
er.
w. Goff Black, who is interested
first, last and all the time in irri-