Semi-weekly herald., 1913-12-25

away several weeks ago. The body
was temporarily inferred In the Bay
field cemetery.
Mrs. f. C. Attane and children re-
turned from the south last nig.t
where they have been on an extended
visit with relatives. They continued
their travels to their home in Mancos
this merRin0.
Mrs. Cochran and Mrs. Graes Arm
Armstrong departed for their home in
Longmont this morning. They were
called here by the illness of their
sister and mother, Mira G. A. Csul-
sen.
Mrs. koogle, the domestic science
teacher in the Durango schools, was
off for Denver this morning to pass
the holiday vacation with her little
sons.
1 Rev. Mr.. Calceran, former pastor of
the Mancos M. f. church but now in
charge of one of the Pueblo churches,
arrived In the city last night snroute
to Mancos to visit his former parish
onsrs. He was accompanied BY his
little sen.
Henry TRULY and mother, Mrs. Eli
zabeth TRULY, were up from Elco last
evening purchasing gifts for Christ
mas. In the Dave TRULY family there
are six little ones under eleven years
of age, so Santa Claus has to make an
especially heavy pack for the home.
George Farley has recovered suffi-
ciently from his recent operation for
appendicitis to be released from 0chs-
ner's hospital. He lost coat Of tan
while obliged to stay in doors; but
otherwise is looking fine.
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Mrs. H. d. Abrams of Aztec, depart
ed for San Francisco this morning
after an extended visit with their
daughter. Mrs. Abrams and Miss
Abrams came up to Durango to see
them safely off on their journey.
| In n lettsr to 4 Durango friend,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. p. Frary, the newly
wsds, state they will make their home
in Miami, Arz., for the winter months
where Mr.. Frary has good position
with the Inspiration Consolidated
Copper Mining company. Alex Paul
and Fred Tompkins of this city and
Mr.. Eads of Bayfield, are also temp
orsry residents of Miami and are in
the employ of the same company.
Durango and vicinity in white for the
Christmas season. Since Thursday
the snow has been Of sufficient depth
to make quite good slsighing. Yes
| tsiuay tHS Aouus huhk gray AHu
heavy over the city and about four in
the afternoon the snow commenced
falling. While the fall was not con-
stant, the storm continued until af-
ter 10 this morning The depth Of
the new snow is about eight inches.
| Miss Eva Edwards, teacher Of mod
srn languages in the Durango high
school, departed for Boulder this
morning to spend the vacation with
her parents. She made the trip one
day ahead of her usual schedule on
account of the prospects Of blockade
on the range.
John kellenberger dispencsd good
cheer last night by giving away
basketfuI of champagne. Those who
were fortunate enough to be remem
bsred with basket were Victor Mel
son, Arch Wheeler, J. f. Montoya,
Capt. W. C. Davidson, Frank Rivers,
John Peters, E. Hub, George Isgar
and John Mallis.
Oswald Link, guardian for Beatrice
Rowe has filed petition in the coun
ty court to make final settlement in
the estate Of his ward and be dis
charged as guardian: The young lady
became of age in September, 1913.
January 2f was the date fixed for the
final settlement.
The will Of the late Mrs. Catherine
Conrad was filed in the probate court
today by attorneys represting her son
Henry Conrad. The estate is valued
at 81 100, and there are number oi
heirs. However according to the pro
visions of the will the property goef
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