Semi-weekly herald., 1913-09-04

IN on the Eastern Saturday evening
IN order that they can place their
children in the Durango schools again.
They have been in Ignacio seven
weeks. Mr.. Salyer is employed as
carpenter on the government Indian
school there where they are building
a big addition.
Wilbert Snyder, of Bayfield,, and
Miss Nellie Glover of this city, were
married at l o'clock yesterday after.
noon at the Methodist Episcopal
church parsonage by Rev. ]. Q. Yer
million, pastor of the church. The
happy young couple leave today in
a covered wagon on six weeks hon
eymoon trip to points in "Old Miz-
zu."
"A telegram this morning to Jim
and Matt Pheney, conveyed the sad
intelligence of the serious illness of
their mother, who resides near Oma-
ha, Neb. Both of the brothers de-
| part for there in the morning to be
| at her bedside. Matt Pheney is as
sistant superintendent of the Grande
with headquarters here and his broth
er lin, is passenger conductor on
the Pennington line.
Many prospecting outfits are head.
ing out each day to the Cave basin
| district, where rich strikes have been
made carrying copper, gold and sill.
| yer. Five tons of the ore will ar.
| rive overland from there tomorrow o,
| Wednesday at the latest to be sampled
and given a thorough mill run test
at the local smelter. You can de
pend upon some big runs.
Charley Griffith telephoned tn,
| sheriff's office at a. m. this morn
ing, advising them of crazy Mexi
can out at Griffith's. Mr.. Griffith
was bringing the afflicted one to towi
in his auto when as they arrived a
the Mexican flats below town, he es
capped but was taken in charge agair
at a. m. and was placed in thu
county Jail, awaiting an examination
| Mr.. Charles Ross and his wife ar,
to be residents of this city, arriving
from Trinidad, Colo. Mr.. Ross ha.
accepted the position of linotyp,
operator on the Herald. beginning hi.
duties this morning, Charley Ruhm
land, who has been with us eigh
years, having resigned, going to Cali
fornia to make his future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Knapp of thi
city who have been to New York cit,
and to Scranton, Pa, upon a thre,
weeks vacation, returned home las
evening. They had a pleasant trip
AT Scranton they visited with Mrs
bnapp's fathers and her grandfath
er's. Mr.. Knapp will resume his dut
lee as foreman of the local freigh
house crew and his estimable wifi,
her position as city and society edi
tor of the Herald.
| Charles H. Ruhmland and his
charming wife, depart tomorrow
morning for San Francisco, it being
their intention to make California
their future home. Charley Ruhm.
land has been the linotype operator OF
the Herald for eight years, always
giving most efficient satisfaction, a
courteous considerate young gentle.
man, and one of the fastest and mos,
capable r-machinists in the
! business. 1t is with regret that we
lose his services and with many 9th.
ers are sorry that it is considered
best for Mrs. Ruhmland's health and
that they must leave us. They ex.
pect to reside in San Diego.
NS'. ~ " NerIlliiioI, tne very pop
ular pastor of the Methodist Epis.
copal church of this city, last even.
ing held his closing services, after q
years pastorate here, one in which
he never missed holding services or
any single Sunday. The attendance
at this service was very large and
particularly among those in attend
ance were a great number of the rep.
resentative business men Of the city
especially members of the Masonic
fraternity. Rev. Vermillion leaves
tomorrow morning for Boulder, Colo.
to attend the state conference of his
church at which it is most probable
the Reverend Gentleman will be call.
ed to another pastorate, thus closing
his usefulness in this field. He states
that the number of his wedding ant
funeral services for the year of his
pastorate here, went just even. Citi.
zens OF this city and members Of all
denominations regret his departure.
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