Semi-weekly herald., 1913-09-11


J. B. Epperson is a business visi-
tor from Flora Vista who tarried
over today.
w. A. Creager of Blanco was an
arrival from Denver last night who
was homeward bound this morning.
F. B. Mcconnell, the Colorado
agent for the humane society, is in
the city on his regular department
duties.
A. Bedford, former Pennington
man, who now resides in Clona, Colo.
arrived on the Southern last evening
on his way to the old home.
An article in the Herald of yester-
day on the tax situation credited to
the Denver Republican should have
been credited to the Denver Times.
Miss B. Eadie came over from
Mancos last evening. Her destina-
tion is Las Animas where she holds
responsible position in the schools.
A few years ago she taught in the
Mancos schools and for the efficient
service she rendered there she is al
ways held in kindly remembrance
by Mancos people.
Mrs. A. P. Camp has recovered
sufficiently from her illness to be
removed from Mercy hospital to her
Boulevard home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Kirkpatrick
have returned from their annual out
ing at Teel-a-wu-ket and are partak-
ing of the hospitality dispensed at
the Hotel Strater.
Sand painting, Indian sports and a
wonderful display of Indian hand
craft are among the attractions
promised at the Shiprock fair which
is to be held October / to 4, inclus-
lively.
Reed Coppinger was in from the
Pine Ridge camp last evening for the
purpose Of scuring some sheep
herders. He met with success and
was off for the range again this
morning.
Frank Pease Of Dolores, returned
from Roswell, N. M, last evening
where he travelled few weeks ago
to supervise a shipment of twelve
car loads of his cattle that range
down In that vicinity.
Supt. McGraw of the fourth divis-
ion of the Denver & Rio Grande, went
down the Red Apple line this morn
ing to determine what repair work
is needed on the line as the result
Of the recent heavy rain falls.
Miss List, one Of the Shiprock
teachers, who spent her vacation at
the Savoy, departed for the govern
ment school this morning to resume
her duties. Mrs. Payne who accom-
panied her, returns tomorrow.
On Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Dora Anderson on Third ave-
nue.. James A. Dowdell, mine owner
of Silverton, and Fanny Tenney OF
Ft. Collins, were united in marriage
They will make their home at Sill
verton. Rev. ID. P. Gains officiated
Roy Goodman, general superin-
tendent of road construction work in
La Plata county, went out Florida
Mesa way today, to ascertain the
amount of damage done the roads
by the heavy rains. Repair work will
be carried on as rapidly as possible
Mrs. Jack Spargo and daughter,
Miss Mae, were over from Mancos
last night on hurried shopping
trip. Monday morning at o'clock
Miss Spargo becomes the bride of
Mr.. Wilford Wilson, assistant cashier
of the First National bank of Man
cos. Several Durango friends
are to go over to witness the cere-
mony
l.. ]. Cover, we'll known fruit
grower of the Pennington section, re-
turned from Denver last night where
he marketed car load of pears at
= very satisfactory price. He has not
Cant Afford to Have Kidney Trouble
No man with = family to support
can afford to have kidney trouble,
nor need he fear it with such rem
ely At hand as Foley Kidney Pills.
You can not take this honest curative
medicine into your system without