Semi-weekly herald., 1913-08-21

The Siiverton accommodation did A.. .
not leave until 11:30 today, owing to
the lack of train crew. The law
,;gh, hour, rast n,ust =. ,;,,an Th last
picnic train to Trimble yesterday from was
Silverton is the cause of the delay.
Theodore Beniosky. who lost a part ingt
of an arm in the Rio Grande wreck at
near Chama lately and has been at
Mercy hospital recuperating, departed W
Sunday morning for his home at Del stor
Norte. He was accompanied by his hurr
wife
Mrs. T. H. Whitehead of Silver Far
ton was a guest of the Palace last ev- this
ening, leaving for Aztec this morn trip
ing where she will reside for a time
for the benefit of her health, the high M
altitude of Silverton having affected vert
her. Pau
ing
Conductor j. H. McHolland of the
Silverton passenger run, returned Sat M
urday evening from attendance at Plat
the Denver conclave and last evening friel
resumed his run, arriving from there inte
| this morning with number of pas
sengers aboard. c.
cialt
c. C. Mumma, manager of the Du- ing,
range Planning Mill and Lumber COM NOR
Pany's branch yards at Farringgon,
who has been in charge of the parent Ii
| yards here the past week while w. S. bilat
| Pick erili attended the conclave at his
Denver, left for Pennington this this
morning, "Pick' returning home Sat
| urday evening. P,
in I
Mrs. F. c. Bauchman of Ogden, mar
Utah, who has been visiting Mrs. job
Mary Porter of North Durango and
her family the past couple of weeks, M
went out to Griffith today to visit PROP
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schalles there. Mrs. attn
Bauchman was a resident of Durango ing
some sixteen years ago and has
large circle of friends here with whom C.
she will visit before her departure for no
her home. who
ness
e. ]. Strawn of Alamosa and his min,
young bride were guests in the city
last evening, departing for Farming G.
ton this morning upon honeymoon eric
tiip. Mr.. Strawn is one of the pop ther
ular railroad young men while his conc
wife is charming young lady from chas
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Strawn
were married in Salida where he had NJ
| gone to meet here on her way to ton
meet him as they planned. wen
He
Prof. A. L. Carr of the Chama mot
schools, who has been spending the
sumner here with his family and P
Hife's relatives, left for there this who
r,orning, where he will enjoy himself Will
for a couple of weeks fishing and wen
hanting ere his school duties begin ing
which will be about Sept 1. Mrs.
Carr expects To go to Chama next T.
Thursday to join her husband and port
make their home there hereafter. such
ter,
The condition of Miss Gertrude, ther
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. N. Ray
mond, is reported slightly improved M
today, although she is still very est
sick girl. Miss Gertrude was first ta- ton
ken sick three weeks ago. After ten Wat
days she improved sufficiently that Loft
she attended Sunday school and church
week ago yesterday. Last Tues L
day she became worse and with fe- arc,
yer became very weak. It is believed is I
the climax of the fever was reached wan
Saturday night. by
County Superintendent Miss Flor M
ence Salaber is back at her desk to- hosl
day from a visit to the school at Cas- city
cade and also an outing to the Electra som
lake. Miss Salabar will be very busy GOV.
from now until school opens in Sep-I
tember Beginning Thursday and con- II
tinuing Friday and Saturday Of this repl
week she will hold the regular coun- war
ty teachers examinations at the court tori
house. traC
Late Saturday evening the jury in N
the Oswald Link gambling case dis Nor
agreed and were discharged by Coun- arri
| ty Judge Richard McCloud. After thei
going to press Saturday the case Of ger
the people against Louis Palandrino the
charged with malicious mischief, the
cutting of COW, the properly OF Louis
Zelliti was dismissed on motion OF Tow
the district attorney and the costs ried
of the case assessed to Zelliti. The bell
case of the people versus one Gale the
gos for selling liquor in anti-saloon frie
territory, was set for trial, without
jury, Sept. 2. Today was adjustment
in the matter of both the estates Of Puc
the late Sarah E. Estas of Kline and her
George Meyers of Bayfield, MOI