Semi-weekly herald., 1913-08-11

Mrs. Jarrett of Antonito is visiting
her brothers, George C. and Dave Lo-
gan. OF this city.
Guy Smith was in from Bayfield,
today, making errands for others.
Autoed.
Two carloads 1T buggies arrived last
evening for distribution in this and
Montezuma counties.
Any one who has warrant for
cash from the county, can now call
on the county clerk and receive same
The many carloads of ore arriving
daily to the smelter, necessitates sew
eral extra hours of work to the higher
officials.
Several of the finance committee of
the fair association were busy today
visiting and soliciting necessary coin.
Dig up.
| Rev. Father Slevat of the Mexican
Catholic church here went out to
Juanita this morning to pay visit
to the mission there.
Fred Stieneger, the original "Star
Route" mail carrier of the San Juan,
went out to Denver this morning to
visit his wife and daughter.
Tom Owen jr., who has been doing
| the manual strain at the May Day
mine for several months, left this
morning for Denver on vacation.
County superintendent of schools,
Miss Florence Salabar, has almost
completed her annual report to the
state superintendent. A lengthy form
document.
Roadmaster j. H. TAFT is today the
Biooh PoooCoooi VI Il dutO Cal.
Mr.. Tait's lengthy trips will be thus
made easier, quieter and the inspec-
ton of the roadway more complete.
Henry Cordes is back from the Tel
luride section where he had been in
the interests of the San Juna Cream
cry company. Every merchant in
Telluride and many mines there will
take their butter.
Andy Lewis, hale and hearty, de-
spite his 80-odd years of life, went
up to La Plata City this morning,
that far at least, may go up farther
and inspect his mining properties.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Neider of Man.
haitian, Kas., who have been visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Tom Cox at Man
cos, returned to their home this morn
ing.
III. Hetherington, road overseer for
the Tiffany-Ignacio section of the
county, who has been in the city
comforting with the county commis-
sioners, departed for Tiffany this
morning.
A. 7. Gumsby and Thomas Thomp-
son of Trinidad, Colo, arrived last
evening on a horse buying expedition.
Mr.. Thompson is relative of Under
sheriff George Thompson. Of
Miss Ira M. Douglas of Kansas City
was guest Of the Strater last even
ing, on her way home from visit to
Mrs. H. v. Ausburn of Mancos. She
was among party Of Mancos ladies
that departed this morning for Den.
yer. III
Mrs. Dave Ireland, former Du-
range girl, arrived last evening from
a visit to friends and relatives in
Missouri, was guest of the C. A.
Harmons of North Durango for the
night and departed for her home at
Mancos this morning.
Mrs. William Roessler of Mancos
went out to Denver this morning. She
was accompanied by Mrs. H. v. Aus
burn and Mrs. Wrightsman, also of
Mancos. The ladies will visit friends
there and also enjoy themselves sight
seeing at the big conclave which oc-
ours next week.
Quite a large delegation of lodge
members and their wives, families and
friends, departed for Denver this
morning to attend the Knights Tenn
plar conclave at Denver. Among the
lodge members going were: DR.. Burns,
A. r. Springer, Harry Ware, Harry
Dixon, S. H. Thompson, Arthur Nor
ris, Ray Morris, Ed Smith and Will
Pickerill, all of Durango, and Fred
Bunker of Aztec