Semi-weekly herald., 1913-05-22

their own crew to construct the line
Bayfield, Blade.
Sanford Dodge, the noted actor who
appeared in Durango, Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday evenings, won new,
honors with Durango's theater going
public. His interpretations were even
better than on the occasion of his
previous appearance and he is sup
ported by an especially strong COM
pany.
In a letter to his brother, George
Pearson, Norman Pearson, writes that
on account of the extreme cold, it
will probably be week yet before
they can hope for the waters of the
river to yield up the body of their
brother, Harry Pearson. Mr.. Pearson
was one of the eye witnesses of the
tragic death of his brother.
General Manager Lewis of the Ten
Brock has a force of men employed
opening up the trail to the mine.
Rowe Pingrey, DR.. Libbey and Will
McComb were among the fishermen
returning from Electra today.
Mrs. Asa Poor, well known Du-
range woman, is now located in Los
Angeles.
Emil Stein left for New York and
Boston this morning on business con-
nected with the railroad project which
he is promoting.
James P. Arnold, stenographer in
the master mechanics office in Ala
mosa spent the night at the Palace
on department matters.
Mrs. Ellen Jones and son Timothy
arrived from Kansas Saturday night
en- route to Dolores where they will
locate.
Miss Mary Kroeger returned from
southern California Saturday night
where she has been enjoying a vaca-
ton of several months duration.
Tom Lewis arrived from Alamosa
last night to visit his parents who
reside out in the Lightner creek sec
ton.
"Dick" Stewart and his favorite
canine left for Denver this morning
for a visit with the Denver branch of
the Stewart family tree.
Miss Eda Anderson left for La
Plata City this morning where she
will have charge of the public school
during the summer months.
Wednesday Ridgway is to be the
hostess of the Woodman of the World
of this district Delegates from the
various camps included in the terri
tory will be present.
DR.. McEwen, 7. C. Graden and Hon
N. C. Miller of Grand Junction left
for Cedar Hill this morning where
DR.. McEwen and Mr.. Miller have val
liable ranch interests.
CITY Attorney Moody left for Rico
this morning on legal business. Back
tomorrow night in time to look after
the municipal business that comes un-
der his direct supervision.
The owners of the Office saloon are
short $32 as the result of some light
fingered person paying their cash
drawer visit some time Saturday
night, after the close of business. Of
ficers are on the trail.
w. J. Schaffer and daughter, Miss
Lula, of Alva, Okla, left for the Do
lores section yesterday morning where
they will join the colony being es-
tablished by their townsmen and an
mex some valuable land unto their
possessions.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hinton and little
sons departed for Grand Junction this
morning to make their future home.
Mrs. Hinton's aged mother is in poor
health and needs her daughters care.
Mr.. Hinton is prospecting over in the
Platoro district but expects to ind
time to spend portion of the win
ter months with his family.
Representative Jack Slattery of San
Juan county and his attractive daugh-
ter, Miss Marguerite, passed through
to their home in Silverton last night
after an absence of several months
duration. Since the legislature ad-
journed they have been sojourning in
southern California. Silverton busi-
ness circles believe that with the re-
turn of Mr.. Slattery there will be
renewed activity in mining.