Semi-weekly herald., 1913-01-06
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(From Thursdays Daily

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friends.
Charles Herr went down the Red
Apple line this morning to look after
his lumber interests.
Harry Stultz, the well known ton
sorial artist, went down the Farming
ton branch this morning on a hurried
business trip.
A J.. Buchanan, the Oxford mar
chant, returned home this morning
after ookirs ,iter local interest," f,r
couple Of days.
Y hen George Smack enters upon
his Guties as city marshal he will rec
onlnend Joe Theno as his successor
as night marshal.
Mrs. Frank Mccoy returned to her
home in Pagosa Springs this r,srrine.
During her stay in durango size was
the house guest of Mrs. Alice Ma.
honey.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Stein are home
from Aztec where they enjoyed a
delightful visit of five days duration
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Stein are partial to
Aztec and Aztec people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calkins motored over
Cortez yesterday and spent the right
at the Savoy. This morning in com
pany with Mrs. James Schryver they
went up to Fort Lewis to attend the
farmers short course lectures
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Goparty are
home from Salt Lake City where they
passed Christmas with frienus. Dur
ing Mr.. Gogarty's absence Forrest
White has had charge of his run on
the Southren passenger.
Henry Conner departed this morn
ing for Oulay where he holds re-
sponsiblc position with the Electric
Light company. He has been visit
ing with his sister and aunts since
ihe day before Christmas.
Harold Perkins and Harry Tenney
went out to Fort Lewis this moning
where they will attend the remaining
sessions Of the institute in progress
and incidentally interest the farmers
in the magazines they represent.
John Holt, an employe of the Mon.
tezuma Lumber company, left for AT
ton, Tenn, yesterday to spend the
winter with Mrs. Holt, who has been
making that point her headquarters
since early in November.
Mrs. j. r. Schneider and four chill
dren arrived from Cortez Tuesday ana
the family are now domiciled in theii
new home in North Durango. Mr.
Schneider's partner, Mr.. Baker and
vSvs., in few days.
The county commissioners ar" in
session today for the last time during
the term of office of two of the mem
bers. They are engaged in checking
the books of ex-County Treasurer
Frary, as they are required to do ac-
cording to law.
! A. Clay left over the southern
rhIs morning to inspect various ligh;
VI Is which come under his super
v -.,r as state manage Of the Utah
P"wes and Elec;r. al company in
tc'cs,s
Miss NJ. p. Smith left for Las Ami
mas, Colo, this morning after fort
nights visit with her mother, Mrs.
Minnie Smith, in North Durango. The
young lady holds responsible po.
sition with the railroad company.
John Kellenberger and son-in-iaw
C. II. Ruhmland are over in the Mon
te.nma vaaey looking after the form.
eI's real estate interests. During
Mr.. Ruhmland's absence D. B. McGue
is acting as linotype artist at The
Herald.
Lake City closed the year 1912 with
a thermometer 81 below zero. The
extremely cold weather and the grip
refused to occupy the same quarters
and the latter fled
BE- so favored the most frigid temper
atlre would be hailed with delight.
Mrs. c. A. Shurgart of Aztec was
II guest at the Palace Tuesday even
ing on her return from Silverton
where she spent several days looking
after her mining interests. She con-
tinued her journey home yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Greoger and little daughter,
Naomi, departed for their home in
Dolores this morning after spending
the holiday season with Mrs. Greor-
gery's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cason.
Santa Claus proved so very generous
with Naomi that they barely escaped
paying excess baggage.
Mrs. Thomas Gilbert received some
novel Christmas presents from her
old home in Wurrtemburg Stuttgart
Germany, in the form of rarely
beautiful hair goods, family heirlooms
in the collection-are brooch and
bracelets woven of hair. The former
By his monthly report Wayland Bal
ley, official in chage of the weather
bureau, reminds us that during the