Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-23

in time ago, says the Silvsrton Minsl
ID Anyway, Mr.. Pratt made the tri
al from durango to Silverton by trai
'e a, 'eass he boarded the Silverto
borLd passenger at this point.
u j. ID. Adams is in receipt Of car
&C from his son who recently underwear
c an operation for ulcer of the larg
h colon, at an Ohio hospital. The gen
tieman states he is improving rapid,
and is able to enjoy his meals with
d out discomfort, pleasure which ha
e not been his for many years.
o Prof. c. d. George, the we'll KNOW
!. educator who conducted the institut,
at Pennington, spent the night il
: town en- route to his headquarters il
t Alanagorda. Prof. George passed
e few Gays in the Aztec section befor,
y the beginning of the session looking
c after the real estate he recently &C
qairet.
d Mrs. Ruth Parr, county superintend
!, ent of Archuleta and little daughter
: came down from lockwood this morn
v ing where they visited their relatives
S the Teffts. They will remain in tow
today the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Adams and Mrs. w. A. Reece
IS continuing their travels homeward to
II morrow.
A road camp with thirty men il
n the gang has been established by Sal
Juan county near the Silver Ledg,
mine on the road from Red Noun
: tain to Silverton. We are informe,
: that the ioad at this place is bein,
n almost entirely rebuilt, and is bein,
$ put in fine shape. Silverton is afte
Il the Red Mountain trade apparently
-Ouray 2laindealer.
h l.. Beck was among the Farming
5 ton representatives with the railroa,
!. people last night. He has been ,
: resident of the section for twelv,
o years but this was his first triI
through the Animas valley. He wa
so delighted with the country that h,
o wanted to annex unto his possession
r every piece of real estate betweei
:, Durango and Pinkerton Springs.
$ j. C. Hubbard, president of tn
r Pennington board of trade, was
prominent member of the compan,
who escorted the railroad people las
i night. When he boarded the Re,
" Apple flyer this morning, Conduc;o
Il Pheney insisted that he produce tick
Y cts for two. His friends were la
t boring Under the delusion that he rep
/ resented the Gibraltar of bachelor
don.
g Ben Stevenson, the local depo
$ agent, received communication fror
'. General Passenger Agent Wadleig
g asking him to enquire if the liver
'r stables at Ouray would take care @
e hundred tourists next month. The
are to arrive via Grand Junction afte
attending the National Educationt
3 association, and If special rates fo
n that number can be made, Mr.. Wac
N leigh says that he will advise ther
y to take the trip from Ouray to Si
lie verton.-Ouray Herald.
Miss Ruth Tormahlin, the Silverto
Y teacher who has charge of the dc
lie mestic science work at Fort Lewil
G. departed for Portland, Ind, this morn
lie ing to pass the summer vacation wit
in her parents. Her work was exceed
ID ingly interesting and of very prat
tical nature. She is the first choic
of the teachers for instructor in tha
* department next year, and they wi
,r consider it distinct loss if her sery
10 ices can not be secured.
m Master Morey Stidham, the 7-yeai
old son of Auditor Stidham OF tn
d. & r. G., departed for Denver thi
morning. His father will join him q
J. Pagosa Springs. The little fellow ha
is been having the time Of his life er
lie joying the sights of Durango unde
t the patronage of his aunt, Mrs. Fo
TT ley, and his special friend, Mrs. Nc
l. Cartney. His very happiest hour
'e were passed over at the fish hatchery
In fact the only regret attendan
upon tie visit was the length of hi
al stay which according to his point O
o, ~icw was only half long enough.
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