Semi-weekly herald., 1913-01-13

COUlDicS tIGtl WUfh tiiiS WSch.
V. Matson of Telluride went over
to Pagosa Springs this morning.
Ben Griffith is in from Florida mesa
today transacting ranch business.
1t is reported that Stengorpher Pc
ters will be retained by Judge Searcy
That frost in California will sure.
ly be an expensive luxury for the
tourists.
7. j. Crowds, manager of the
Lucky Moon was homeward bound
traveller this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Nichols re.
turned TO their home near lgnacio
today.
Conductor Pheney and family are
domiciled in the new home, corner OF
Fifth avenue and Eleventh street.
The Civic club will henceforth hold
their meetings in the basement of the
Durango public library.
The thermometer on the Florida
registered 30 Tuesday morning, this
morning it was 10.
Mike Conroy writes that his aged
mother is very low and the end is ex-
pected at any moment.
Durango could well afford to shiv-
er for couple of days in order !
enjoy day as perfect as this.
Miss Rena Baker departed for hel
home in Mancos this morning after .
weeks sojourn at the Hotel Stratet.
j. B. Willard was taken to Mercy
hospital yesterday, suffering with
pneumonia.
Engineer o. A. Vintor is very much
better today. 1t seems the crisis ir
his case has passed.
MIS-. Frank Smith was taken to
Mercy hospital this morning, very i'll
with pneumonia.
Fred Dusenberg, the Lightner creek
prospector, is down from his claims
partaking of the hospitality of Mine
Host Fleck at the Savoy.
Louis Gilbert returned to his ranch
in Thompsons park today after pay
ing local members of the family a
brief visit
w. II. Waring, manager of the I.
d. Burns interests at Park View, came
up from Aztec last night on his way
to his business location.
Orvlle Hood was in over night from
the Florida. He is making prepare
tions to move to his homestead fur
ther south.
George Doak, the Pennington man
ager of the Gibson Lumber company
interests, is in town comforting with
Manager Gibson.
guest at the Savoy last night. He
was bound for San Juan county, New
Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Applegate of
Pennington were among the travellers
this morning whose destination is Den
yer.
Word comes from the La Platas
that the managers of the Copper Hill
properties expect to ship one car of
ore daily from the mine.
x w. A. Stewart and his guest, Mr..
Curry, went up to the La Platas this
morning to look after mining inter-
ests.
George Jarrett arrived from Bera,
Ky, last night to visit his mother,
the lady who has charge of the South
ern restaurant.
Louis Larson is a business visitor
from Tiffany today. Mr.. Larson re-
Gently moved from Allison to his pres
,ent location.
Robert Leiper was down rom Sill
verton today to see his brother,
William Leiper and family safety on
their journey.
Edward Everett Young, the bril-
liant young newspaper man who is
making Aztec his temporary head
quarters, spent the night at the Stra-
ter.
North Durango is showing mark
ed degree of prosperity. Since the
first of the week two meat markets
flourish where but one flourished be-
fore.
All the youngsters in town that
could possibly do so are partaking OF
the hospitality of Manager Taylor
AZ the moving picture show this aft
erncon.
Mrs. NJ. E. Hall and children of
Cortez stopped at the Palace last
night. They were on their way to
Pueblo to spend the remainder of the
winter with Mr. Hall
Three carloads of sheep, property of
W. C. Thomas, were shipped through
to Durango last night on the way to
eastern markets.
In the Melville divorce case pro-
ceedings today Mrs. Melville was on
the stand until the middle of the aft
ornoon when Mr.. Melville was called
for cross-examination.
The Mesdames Pearson and Wilmer
came in from Bayfield, today to sup
ply the market with butter and in turn
make liberal purchases at the grocery
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