Semi-weekly herald., 1913-11-03

a ents, while Mr.. Olsen is doing mill low
q tary duty in the coal fields. the
y The member of the local militi wer
who was branded as a deserter, is re-
ported as having boarded the Eastern l.
at Ignacio this morning and will join and
ms company at midnight nigl
J the
plain" drunk was the grist of The
vas the police court this morning. Judge the
: Houx, considered moment, whist cha
led, Nearer, My God to Thee" and to ,
for then made the fine $40 and cost. ter,
mol
]. A. Conboy, conductor on the
as Colorado Midland, arrived from Colo +
his rado Springs last night on his way to ~,
Aztec to look after his ranch in ~
wht
nd The members of the Episcopal -
church gave reception last night in ra ,a'
honor of Rev. Mr.. Burgoon and Mrs ', w.
nor Dean and Mrs. Smith The McClos- ', ','"
ire key home was the scene of the event wy W.
IT'S pos
The Presbyterian ladies will havel
al, r. anc
Ia ~. rei
ove JUS meuirr ana company grocery
store Saturday from 10 a. M to
p m.
AT
ton ,,,h,
bic The remains of Mr.. Lester, who wh
passed away at the home of his sons IRE
in the lgnacio vicinity yesterday, will spe
he sent tn the old homo in K,rsas for bef
ton interment. One of the sons will ac- An
Ton comnanv tho hodv Ad
VIII
~, Harry Dixon departed for Denver SUI
no, this morning to attend the meeting ehe
,,as of the Shrners Other Durango Ma car
II. sons who will be present at the ses- aro
sion are A. R. Springer, Russell Ber- sec
-, ry and Ray Morris. ret
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Welsh were ar n
rivals from Pagosa Springs last bee
night. Mrs. Welsh was bound for Mr.
&c. Pennington for a visit with relatives a n
while Mr. Welsh will remain over in Sol
- Durango for few days Wis
''' lat
Sheriff Fassbinder is out in the con
LAY scStioh SeTNlHR nOllCt on Ch
ial- '.., =, wa" De a.
trict court-such pleasing news to to
most Of them. the
ii, hay
A. NJ Anheier left for Denver this the
~. morning to purchase goods for the her
holiday trade Mrs. Anheier, who in sin
her capacity of Great Pocahontas of
an. Colorado has been paying some of
the lodges in the state an official Ari
" visit, will join him in Pueblo ter
Little Norrinne Nelson chaperoned ter
her grand father, DR.. w. w Nc Be
Even on a visit to his Cedar Hill car
- ranch today. Her papa Fred Nelson abl
is one of the members of Company D thf
and in his absence her grand father in
as assuming even a greater place of tot
Importance in her life than of old riv
~. ite
Mrs Ellery Slick, wife of Engineer as
Slick, arrived from Hidgway last hot
hos night, to make preparations for the da!
- family to locate here. Mr.. Slick is or
,,o son of the late DR.. Slick, who prac- ist
ticed medicine in Durango for many thi
years. ira
sec
ght ,-,., QUAY ~ DriVer stocK :"
Who po0"u ooy a' 'he nome 'e
of Mr. and Mrs. o. NJ Gilmore.
Mother and child are doing well. As
,s yet it has not been decided whether yol
ton the new arrival will join the militia, pre-
+o, but the present indications are he pre-
80 will be in command if he does. Ge
nul
Emil Bergan, the contractor, has the
returned to his home at Cedar Hill. kee
wv Mr.. Bergan has been busy this sum- sto
Ill; mer, improving the land and erect Ed
oru ing buildings on the property owned bus
by the Alfred Johnson estate, and ter
also erecting house and barn for wo
DR.. A. H. Webster ter
70 spe
.ro Miss Ruby Burgess, the 13-year- tea
49,, old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Werner cei
Burgess, was operated on this morn esp
ing at Mercy hospital for appendi- tist
80 citic, by DR.. Robbins, assisted by DR.. the
-; Mcdonald The latest report from Wo
oy. the hospital is that the patient is do me
ing well. the
cho
Mrs. Charles Benson, the very in chr
=, teresting lady who has been "homel
~, maker for her nephew Frank Lewis, :: !