Semi-weekly herald., 1913-10-02

Mrs. Leontine Brown, mother O
Louis P. Frink, underwent an oper
alton for trouble of long standing a
Ochsner hospital this morning. Sh,
|, is doing as well as could be expected
Mrs. John Nickel left this morn
ing on her way to her home in Pa
gosa Springs. Mr.. Nickel who ac
companied her returned to tn,
Springs the last of the week.
The Beaver creek portion of tn,
state highway is completed and .tw,
forces of men are at work in Archu
ietz county on both sides of the Pied
ra divide.
The Bayfield, Blade says there i.
nothing new to report from the Cav,
basin mining district, and there will
not be anything until the next re
turns are received from the smelter
Amedio Gadler, shot by Arnolc
Cayocca Sunday evening, August IL
is very sick in the hospital with pneu
monia, caused from the gunshct
wound.-Telluride Examiner.
M. l.. Burrows has sold his Farm
ington drug store to E. E. Cathcart
of Nebraska. He leaves shortly fol
Santa Fe where he will take charge
of the stationary store of his father,
in-law, Jacob Weltmer.
C.. II. McHenry suffered a paralytit
stroke Sunday and was taken to the
Pennington general hospital fol
treatment, where he is doing as wei
as could be expected.-Farmingtor
Times-Hustler.
A deal was consummated in Man.
cos few days ago whereby C. A
Roessler becomes the sole owner OF
the store and business of the Nance:
Grocery company. BILLY" Miller re.
tires from the firm.
Mrs. Leo Cronenberg and babe
were off for Telluride this morning
They visited local relatives during
the eek Durango was hostess to
the southwest
Mrs. Walter Woods returned to he,
home in Mancos this morning. She
was in town week, visiting her par
ents and enjoying the attractions that
the fair furnished.
Mrs. S. S. Jay, wife of the well
known Rio Grande conductor, left for
her home in Rico this morning. The
fair program attracted her to oul
town last week.
Miss Lillian Petherbridge, of Man.
cos, was homeward bound this morn.
ing. The lady has hosts of friends
in Durango who always delighted
when an opportunity to welcome hei
presents itself.
Ralph Rose is at the home of his
mother, Mrs. J. j. Rose in North Du-
range, suffering with typhoid fever
He contracted the trouble in one OF
the Archuleta county saw mill
camps.
Over 200 cars of cattle have been
shipped from the Plaverville station
thus far this season. 1t is estimated
this will be the banner year for stock
movements in the history of the
country.
The Alamosa baseball club left fol
home yesterday morning. They wor
the honors in every baseball contest
during the fair. Saturday they cross
ed bats with Bayfield, the score be
ing II to a in their favor.
John r. Ball returned last night
from his old home in Holland where
he has been enjoying life since June
Mrs. Ball met him in New York anc
made the last stages of his journey
with him.
X. f. Sloan returned from Chatta
nooga last night where he enjoyed
the reunion with his comrades of hall
"a century ago. Mr.. Graden and Mr.
Whitaker who accompanied him
came home day or two earlier.
Mrs. r. A. Lowe was bound fol
Alamosa this morning, the town the
family now designate as home. Dur
ing her stay in Durango she was tht
guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Olive
Orme.
Mrs. John Meuser departed for Do
lores this morning for visit with
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