Semi-weekly herald., 1913-01-23
Merchant c. F. Werner is up from


Mrs. c. E. Mcconnell of Dolores was
off to the stock show this morning.
North Durango enjoyed tempera-
ture of g at daylight this morning.
J. A. Baird, ranchman from Breen
was in over night, looking after bust
ress matters.
A telegram from Miss Mabic Gieen
this morning told OF her safe arrival
at her destination in Washington.
Nick Jalata, section foreman at
Lower Florid., in town purchasing
supplies for lis boarding house.
Mrs. Harry Solrader left for the
eas, this morning on her semi-annual
hat purchasing expedition.
Fritz Hoffman, proprietor of the
Hoffman house in Silverton, is a bust
ness visitor in town today.
R. Il. Tilden of Cedar Hill is max
ing the Southern his headquarters
while patronizing local merchants
A large bunch of travelling men
headed down the Red Apple line this
morning to do the merchants in that
section.
Miss Frances Bell is down from
BelPs spur today doing the weekly
shopping for the ranch and to chat
with friends while not so engaged
Mrs. A. E. Reese is IN from Florida
mesa today comforting with the chair
man of the board of county commits
sioners, regarding ranch management.
Joe Ballington of Dolores left for
Denver this morning to attend the
stock show. The poultry division is
the part that holds his interests.
Louis Hart, the aged father of Mrs.
Morris Stein and VIII Hart, is very
low and the family feel that his pros
poets for recovery are far from good.
George Logan is scheduled to re-
turn from Denver tonight where he
represented the board of trade and
the motor club at the good roads con-
vention.
bio last night to act as substitute
blacksmith at the round house while
the regular man is taking his vaca-
ton.
Mrs. f. A. Chubb is planning to go
down to Pennington tomorrow to try
the lower altitude for the benefit of
her health. She is afflicted with ner-
vous trouble.
When the singer comedian sang
about Mrs. Jim Brown last night, ev-
erybody in the audience looked back
at the genial ID. & X. G. agent and
wondered when the event occurred.
j. E. Monroe, fireman on the Rio
Grande Southern, has recovered suf-
from the operation he un-
derwcnt at Mercy hospital few
weeks ago, to depart this morning for
his home in Rideway
Dr., Dicke, who is styled by the
peo e of his section-San Juan coun-
ty. New Mexico-as the German spe-
cialist, went over to Pagosa Springs
this morning. seeking sick people to
restore to health.
The case of Edward Hayden, the
porter, who was charged with
a statutory crime, was set for hear
ing in the county court this morning.
At the request of the district attor-
ney the case was dismissed.
Ben Russell went down to Trouble
mesa this morning, on legal business.
lie did not designate whether it was
a special matter that demanded his
presence or force of habit that occa-
stoned his visit.
Mrs. Lawrence MARTINEZ, nee Bes-
sic Pollard, left Mercy hospital this
n.orning and boarded the eastern for
her home in Chama. Her recovery
from the operation she underwent for
has been wonderfully
rapid.
Dr. Lingenfolter was called to Low
er Florida last evening to treat Mrs.
the wife of well known
farmer of that section He found her
in such a critical condition that he
hurried her to the hospital at an early
hour this morning.
Charles Bragg of Hay gulch was
arraigned in the justice court this
afternoon charged with unlawfully
calves. He waived examina-
ton and was bound over to the dis
trict court. The case attracted me
of large number of Hay
gulch citizens.
j. A. Clay, state manager for the
Utah Power and Electric company,
left for Telluride this morning on de-
partment businesses. Mr.. Clay's busi-
ness duties extend over such wide
territory that he is seriously consid-
eiine investing in a steam heated air
ship.
Referring to the condition of o. A.
Vinton, the engineer, who recently
suffered an attack of pneumonia, the
attending physician states that the
report that he had relapse is with
cut foundation. A physical condition
of long standing makes his GONZALES
cence necessarily slow.