Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-19

/ GUS residents OF Bluff City spent tn
night at the Palace on his way t,
Chicago where business demands hi
attention.
Mrs. T. S. Kirk of Custer, S. D.
was an overnight visitor in town OF
her way to the Dolores section to jol
her husband who recently locate
| there.
A. 7. Olischlager, administrator o
the estate of the late Henry Ahrens
presented bills against the estate II
the probate court today and the sam
were adjusted.
| w. Golf Black, who underwent
slight operation at Mercy hospita
Saturday, was released from the in
| stitution last evening and was off TO
home this morning
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Gibbs are hom
from San Francisco where Mr.. Glib
represented the Durango lodge at tn
national assembly of the Brotherhoo'
of Railway Trainmen.
Master Stanley English, the 10
year-old grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. w
S. McNeeley, arrived from Denve
last evening to spend the summer va
cation with the local members of hi
family.
Mrs. Martha Prewitt, assistant prin
cipal of the Bayfield, schools, is il
town visiting with her sister, Mrs. S
G. Wall. The ladies planned to at
tend the normal institute at For
Lewis today but missed the train.
| The force of men engaged in re
pairing the pipe line are camped cas-
of Conroy's upper ranch. The ex
posed portion of the line gives evi
dence of the substantial work beint
done.
Mrs. Max Mcclure of Cortez spen
Saturday night in town on her re
turn from Pueblo where she attende,
high school commencement exercises
Her son was one of the members o
the class.
L. P. Rudolph, manager of th
Lucky Four properties in the L;
Platas, came in from Pueblo last ev
ening, spent the night at the Stra
ter and was off for the hills thi
'morning.
Miss Grace Main returned from Ce
dar Rapids, Iowa, Saturday nigh
where she has just completed he
sophomore year at Coe college. In
class of seventy Miss Main ranks sec
ond in scholastic honors.
| F. II. Richardson, a prominent stocl
grower of Custer, S. d., left for tn
Dolores country this morning to ia
miliarize himself with the opportuni
ties that section has to offer me-
i who are interested in his line of busi
ness.
P. A. Nelson and two of the younge
Nelson's and Paul Backinger passe
Saturday and Sunday at the Aker
| ranch on Pine river collecting materia
of which fish stories are made. TIL
entire catch of the party numbers
sixty-nine. Sixty-eight were the re
suits of Mr.. Nelson's efforts.
| Mrs. A. ID. Leiner is home from
Chicago where she was called by tn
sudden death of her brother-in-law
| Mr.. Thompson. Her sister, Mrs
Thompson, accompanied her to Du
range and will make her headquarter
here for a time.
Rev. Mr.. Hansen, former pastor o
the Christian church, who made
pulpit to ranch move a few month
since, has a very cozy home at tn
Junction of the Wallace gulch an
south Texas creek roads. His CLAIM
is one of the best pieces of land il
the vicinity.
Fort Lewis will be the scene of al
interesting social event tomorrow ev
ening when the county superintendent
director and instructors tender a re
ception to the members of the insti
tute. Durango people are cordial
invited to be present.
J. L. Kersey and II. H. Sheldor
scientists from Denver who are doinl
this section in the interests of the Cit
park museum left on the Red Appl
flyer this morning for the Colorado
New Mexico line on relic seekin
expedition. They will prospect owe
to the head of the San Juan and late
go over other parts of the basin.