Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-09

until July &.
Mrs. Morrison returned from DO
Iilores last night on her way to her
home at bayfield,. During her between
Itrains wait she was a guest at -he
lPalace.) sssa-is a.l 'atii"a flA 9-
lnDa aa sl.iutl ..-Lla.--a - il-i .s.-l
Mrs. 'f.a'H. Wigglesworth and lit
tie granddaughters of the Animas
were down from the Waterfall ranch
today, shopping and visiting with
| friends. isH@tii HiHi' iai.' efh d,
saol..a-.-- l.-4 aa+ la3
Fred Strauhe underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis at Mercy hos
pital this morning. His many friends
will be pleased to know he is doing
nicely.
Miss Rosa Steward was in from
Lightner creek today. The young
lady is greatly improved in health
since her winter sojourn in South
America.
j. A. Schriver, formerly dairyman
at Fort Lewis, but now a member of
| the force in the state auditors office,
arrived last night on state and per-
sonal business.
Some who are in position to know
claim that the elk recently placed
on the Hermosa range are in danger
of attacks from mountain lions which
are said to be especially plentiful in
that vicinity.
William Gibson was a passenger on
the Red Apple flyer this morning 20
look after his lumber and hardware
interests. OF late he has been max
ing fortnightly trips down the line on
similar mission.
7. J. Crowds was down from the
hills last night to meet E. II. Lupken,
a prominent mining man who is heav-
ily interested in the La Platas. This
mcrning the men left for the mines on
tour Of inspection.
Mrs. Rosepha Pulford, ex-county su-
perintcndent of La Plata, is in Dem
ver on her return from Wisconsin
where she spent the winter with her
Al. = ab IuIaI 10 rri
Durango within week.
Mrs. Jessie Harwood, the lady who
met with marked success in the ca
pacity Of superintendent of the San
Juan county schools, passed through
from siiverton this morning where she
| will take a two years course in do
mestic science at the University OF
Chicago.
| District Attorney George Lane re-
turned from Pagosa Springs last
night where he attended court and is
| off to Silverton this evening for d
twcnty-four hours stay. The other
court officials are expected home to-
night.
A. J. Nichols, the young man EN-
ployed by the manager of the cream
cry to take charge of the buttermak
ing, is confined to his bed with i'll
ness end the opening OF the plant will
o. necessity, be delayed until he re-
covers.
The county commissioners have
passed resolution granting Super
intendent Abbott of the Ignacio 1ndiar
agency, the privilege Of setting linz
of telephone poles, along the public
road, from the agency to the d. &
r. G. station.
Two families of immigrants, travel
ing in wagons overland from Dalhart
Tex, to Durango, passed through Ala
mosa last evening. They report mucl
rain this year in the neighborhood o.
Dalhart and that the farmers will real
good crops.-Alamosa Empire.
Brakeman f. V. Morrison, son o
William Morrison of the Florida me- a
Is the new brakeman on the Durango
Alamosa passenger, on which Conduc
tor Edminston acts as master of cere
Inc nies. He holds his new job as tn
result of dumping" Brakeman Smith
The along the Kennebec" compan,
was stranded along the Rio Grande
Although they furnished better en-
tertainment than the average compan.
on this part of the road, their effort
were not crowned with financial sue
cess and they were forced to disband
Mrs. r. E. Hottell of Mountain All
n. M, was an arrival on last night
eastern, bound for Fruitland--tha
prosperous community twelve mile
south of Farmington--where he
daughter, Mrs. W. d. Allen, resides
Mrs. Iiottell makes semi-annual trip