Semi-weekly herald., 1913-08-18

bunged up. The other car is being
repaired today.
Andy Chitwood is back from a visit
to his business interests at La Plata
City.
Mrs. F. C. Gilbert and her friend.
Mrs. Clifton, who is visiting here,
, are back from few days of camp
life.
Conductor Grant Sanders of the Rio
Grande Southern is back from attend
ance at the big Knights Templar con-
clave at Denver to which he was a
delegate from the local lodge.
The finance committee of the fair
association both yesterday and today
are meeting with fine success in the
securing of guarantee fund that will
be sufficient to make this falls Colo
RADIO New Mexico fair one of the best
if not the best and largest attended
ones in the history of the life of the
association.
The remains of the late Charles M.
Crandall were shipped from the Hood
and Ames undertaking parlors this
morning to Flora Vista, where inter-
ment will be made this afternoon.
Accompanying the remains were w.
o. Crandall of Flora Vista and H. ].
| Crandall of Rico, brothers of the de-
ceased, the latter arriving here last
evening, accompanied by his wife.
Charles Cummins and Tommy Rog-
ers departed this morning for Glen
vile, ILL.,, near Chicago, tc attend the
Scrvite Noviate college there. Charley
is a regular student there and had
been spending his vacation here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. f. Cum
Minis of North Durango. Tommy
Togers is the bright young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Rogers also of
North Durango. They will study for
the priesthood.
Rev. C. p. Foreman arrives from
Macon, Mo-, tomorrow evening and
will hold services at the Presbyterian
church here next Sunday. The rev.
crend gentleman is famed speaker,
one of the notables on the chautauqua
circuit. While in the city he will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
Musser of North Durango, he and Mr..
Musser being friends of years stand
ing in old Mizzou.
Dave Meastas, ex-county assessor OF
Rio Arriba county for three years and
a prominent merchant of his home
town, Park View, N NJ, who has been
here the past several days, max
ing arrangements for the placing of
his two young sons in local home
so that they may attend the parochial
school at North Durango this COM
ing term, departed for his home this
morning.
General Roadmaster ]. r. Conlan of
the entire Rio Grande system, with
headquarters at Denver, passed
through to Silverton last evening He
was accompanied from here by Road
master TAFT of this district. Mr.. Con-
Ian returned from there this morning
and went down on the Farmington
line, where thousands of new ties are
being placed in the roadbed. His trip
is one of general inspection.
Thomas Rowland died at his ranch
home on Lightner creek last night of
miners consumption which first at
tackled him last fall. He had jour
neyed to Canada hoping to obtain a
relief from his affliction but to no
avail. The deceased was about as
years of age and leaves to mourn him
a wife and three children. He was
a son-in-law Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Lewis of Lightner creek. The funeral
will occur tomorrow afternoon from
the Hood and Ames undertaking par
lors under the auspices Of the local
lodge of Odd Fellows Of which the
deceased was member. Interment
will be made in Greenmount ceme-
terry.
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