Semi-weekly herald., 1913-05-15

| Mrs, Frank Goodman returned from
the Arimas valley this morning where
she spent the week end with Mrs
George Raymond at the Raymondale
ranch
Miss Sylvia Green, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph w. Green. underwent
an operation for appendicitis at Mercy
! hospital this morning. DR.. Hutch
son has charge of the case.
Harvey Wallace left for his home in
Montezuma. county this morning after
brief visit with the johnson family,
his wife's relatives. Mrs. Wallace re-
mains for an extended stay.
1t is reported that Mrs. Roy Ger
vais of Telluride, nee Jennie Martinez
of Durango, is on the invalid list as
the result of an injury of the knee
which she sustained few days ago.
Mrs. M. A. Moore went up to Sill
verton Saturday evening to care for
her sister, Mrs. d. Preston Bell, who
sustained painful injuries when she
fell on the sidewalk.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Nichols arrived
Saturday night from Dalhart Texas.
Mr.. Nichols is the expert creamery
operator who has been engaged to
take charge of the btuter making at
Durango's new plant.
Mrs. Joe Hine arrived from Gin
cinnati, o., last night to join her
husband who has recently located on
the Florida mesa. The family are
the substantial sort of folk that form
the backbone of every community.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Darby were
arrivals from Rico last night en- route
to the Florida to visit relatives. This
is their first trip to the old home
siace their wedding day.
Durango friends will be interested
tn know that Mrs. John Dave ia rap
idly recovering from the critical OPP
| Grafton she underwent a few weeGs
ago. She was confined to the Miami,
Ar;z., hospital less than a month.
While in Rico few days ago Law
renee Clapp, manager of the Silver
Lake, made an examination OF the
Santa Cruz properties. AS result
of the examination some new mining
activities promise to develop.
Miss Lena Ricketts,, one of Farm
ington's popular teachers, spent the
week end in town, the house guest of
Mrs. Margaret Steward and Miss Ver-
tie Stultz. Miss Ricketts, is sister
of Orval Ricketts,, the talented young
editor of the Pennington Enterprise.
As far as the family have been
advised there have been no new de-
velopments in the Harry Pearson case.
II the body has been found they
have not as yet been notified, so the
supposition is the search is still con-
tinued.
Little Helen Freedlund returned to
her home at CASTELAR, this morning
aftei spending the week end in town
with her particular friend, Helen Bu-
chanan, and learning from her hostess
all the joys that accompany the hon
ors of being auntie.
Mrs. Charles Foreman returned to
her home in Cortez yesterday morn
ing after fortnight's visit with her
parents, the W. A. Bays of Bayfield,.
MIR. and Mrs. Bay motored in with her
the previous evening and departed for
home after seeing her safely on her
journey.
Vernon 1sgar was in over night
from Tiffany where he is learning by
practical experience the rudiments of
agriculture. During the few weeks
he mas been so engaged his COM
plexion has become several degrees
removed from the blonde type.
Rev. Mr.. Arndt, who has been pas.
tor Of the Lutheran church in the
Durango-Dix parish for twelve
months past, delivered his farewell
sermon in this town yesterday and
left for Dix this morning to get his
household effects ready for shipment
to his new location in the east. The
family will leave early in the week.
The large number Of persons who
observed Mothers day in Durango by
wearing the chcosen emblem, made
the tribute very impressive. Elder