Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-24

Mr.. ana Mrs. CharieS T.. Bennett
are scheduled to arrive via the east
ern from Ogden, Utah, tonight to visit
Mayor Scouton and daughter, Miss
Addie. Mrs. Bennett and the late Mrs.
Scouton were sisters.
Sheriff Fassibnder headed toward
Ignacio this morning to serve some
papers. If the officers succeed in their
efforts down there, the town promises
to make New England Sabbath look
like day of dissipation.
1t is reported that DR.. Morrison has
sold his Oxford ranch, and that the
details of the deal are being COM
pleted today. The doctor and his esti-
mable wife expect to leave for the old
home in Oxford, Pa. at an early date.
Mrs. o. w. Scrout and children, who
have been making their home with the
formers sitter, Mrs. Arthur Fassbind-
er for number of months, left for
their new home at the Idaho mine
this morning.
r. L. Vinyard, familiarly known in
our town as "Bob," was down from
Silverton between trains yesterday,
renewing the acquaintance Of old time
friends. Mr.. Vinyard is prominent in
mining circles in the Silverton camp.
Mrs. T. H. Woods and the Misses
Grace Lockett and Tony Huckzuity,
formed a company of interesting Tex
as travellers, who arrived from the
southeast last night, bound for Do
lores to visit with friends.
E. E. Blakely, jeweler who WAS
employed in Durango last winter, ar
rived from Telluride last evening to
inspect the watches of d. 4 X. G..
Southern railroad employees. Since Mr..
Blakely's departure from Durango, he
has taken unto himself q wife.
The little Martinez girl from Per-
ms Peak, who has been confined at
Mercy hospital for many weeks re-
covering from a serious illness and
critical operation, is to be released
from the institution tomorrow. She
is feeling fine.
Regardless of the threatening look
ing clouds that hang heavy over the
high mountains, more people have
packed their camping outfits and head
ed toward the high hills the past four
days, than all together, the other part
of the season.
Mrs. George W. Koob, who is at
Mercy hospital suffering with a bro
ken jaw, is resting as comfortable AZ
could be expected. The painful tooth
which was the original source Of her
trouble is said to be still manifest
ing its presence.
T. w. Hall of the firm Of Lotus
and Hall, left for Bayfield, this morn
ing where he will hasten the work
on the city water system, expecting
to get it completed this week. Con-
tract work in Silverton and New Mex
| leo demands the firms earliest pos
sible attention.
Charles Keil, engineer in the forest
service, spent the night in town on
department business, and was off for
Rico this morning. Mrs. Richard Cram
and little daughter accompanied him
as far as the Hesperus station where
they will visit with Mrs. Keil and the
children for several days.
Rev. Orville Hood and Miss Alice l.
Banks were married at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Banks Of Lower Florida at this
morning. They left via the eastern to
spend their honeymoon in Pagosa
Springs. A detailed account Of the
wedding will be given in Saturday, 4
paper.
Charles Deluche Of Animas City left
for the La Platas this morning where
his mining properties are located. He
came down from the mine about two
weeks ago, with some specimens that
showed returns that even exceeded
the hopes Of the owners. The pros
poets seemed 70 have . bad effect on
him physically. - this was the hrst
day he was able to make the trip
back, since the returns wsas received