Semi-weekly herald., 1913-05-01

George Slough, the insurance So ch,
! licitor, is making the towns in the an,
| southwest Mrs. Slough is accompa- Ger
nying him. They are scheduled to ar ovt
rive in Durango in few days tou
ley
Hildreth Frost, one of Colorado tie
Springs wealthiest men, was guest c'e
at the Strater last night en- route to
Montezuma county where he has ex-
tensive real estate holdings. in
Rev. j. Q. Vermilion, local pastor of an,
the M. E. flock, went over to his Pa ste
eosa Springs ranch this morning fro
where he will pass week seeking ly
recreation in soil tilling. les
Mrs. Captain Allerton, the mission cat
ary, has left Allison on her way east
preparatory to sailing 10 her head I
quarters in India. Her furlough ex- fac
pires May 1. ing
par
M. B. Parsons, real estate man and pro
All around booster for his home sec the
ton, Montezuma county, returned rec
last night from hurried business ed
trip TO Trinidad. one
I'm
The examination for field matron
i'll the Indian service which was to
have been held in this city last week, and
bad to be postponed on account of in
the delay in the arrival of the ques- tha
ticns. to
row
Miss Agatha Speer returned to her call
duties as secretary of the Navajo adv
Springs Indian agency this morning tina
after few days visit in town with div
the familys intimate friend, Mrs. H. cat
l.. Dixon.
Mrs. j. F. McCully, wife of the D. am
4 r. G. agent at Pennington, was a +.
patron of the Savoy last night on her rit,
return from Mancos where she par wa.
ticipated in the delightful entertain bac
'neht PROVIDED Tor the Rebekahs. tina
rak
Mrs. Leona Gallagher left for San fiji
Juan county, New Mexico, this morn fpr
ing to remind those who purchase nes
Roous from Coiiiers' on the INSTALL Gne
ment plan, that the day of payment Of
was at hand
Mrs. John Kellenberger and daugh- cos
ter, Miss Erna, are scheduled to ar ;n
rive from Los Angeles Thursday, ha .
where Miss Erna has been student .xc
at the University of Southern Cali II ,
fornia the past year. inc
wht
Editor Wilson OF the Aztec Index non
ard his wife were guests at the tier
Strater last night on their return and
from Mancos where they enjoyel tho yea
royal entertainment provided Tor the inq
o. o. 2. and .heir families. N
r. H. Rostwick was guest at the n
Palace last night on his return from frt
Mancos, where he enjoyed the festivi- me,
ties in progress and visited with rela-
tives-in-law. This is probably his last I
tfip 10 the sectioh Deiore taxing MS vici
departure for the Pacihc coast. or's
Oren Frary left for points east this \
morning, presumably Pagosa Springs. wer
Rumor says that he will take unto hon
himself wife before his return. If
Dame Rumor is correct the bride will
be fair Durango girl who is So Was
joL rning in that vicinity din,
The remains of Charles Tenant, r
who died suddenly at the Williams Wa
rooming house Saturday, are at the cha
Goodman and Delaney undertaking
parlors. Relatives in California have \
been notified by wire of his death. MAJ
Funeral arrangements are delayed cou
awaiting advice from them.
The school election this year will poll
be very tame affair regardless of bee
all early reports to the contrary. wee
There are three vacancies to be filed,
and the three whose petitions were c
first filed were such strong candidates, retl
other elements saw the folly of at ira,
is no opposition. \
thr
Mrs. Earl Faris and little daugh- her
ter Gertrude left for their home in yer
Mancos this morning after a brief
visit with members of their immediate c
family, Mrs. Faris and the Cunhas. ing
Since Gertrude attained the dignity mig
of school age, their visits have have fan
been less frequent than Of old. ties
acc
Mrs. Charles Thompson passed par
through Durango last night on her
way to Silverton. She spent several
days in Durango last week, the guest tow
of the Mesdames Springer, Melton, son
Brown and Harrington, the week end her
at the ranch on Florida mesa COM ing
pleted her round Of gaiety. Goa