Semi-weekly herald., 1913-09-04

The business interests of Durango
should so far as possible, shape theii
affairs to be represented at the Aztec
and Pennington fairs. 1t will prove
9 good investment.
Miss Claudia Hart, a sister of Mrs
James Gallery, who has been visiting
hei' here the past six weeks, departed
over the Southern this morning fol
her home at Atlanta.
The jury in the Herman Schultz
case in the matter of the cutting Of
the Thompson Apperson ditch case
that had been on in the county court
disagreed Saturday night.
Marion Drury is over from Bayfield,
today visiting his son who is con.
fined at Ochsner hospital recovering
from spinal menengitis. He brought
in some nice large trout.
Two trainloads, % cars, of cattle
arrived over the Southern this af.
ternoon, from Bear Creek in the Dolo,
res, section, being shipped to the
Kansas City markets.
Mrs. Thomas H. Kelley, who's, hus
band is superintendent of the May
Day mines, was in the city last even
ing upon shopping trip, departing
for her home this morning.
Louie Wyman, general superintend
ent of the Colorado State highways
is at the Savoy. He went out on a
road inspection trip today but will
return this evening.
Mrs. E. C. Taylor of Mancos, who
had been out to points in West Vir-
ginia upon visit to relatives there
was a guest of the Palace last even
ing, departed for her home this
morning.
Miss Payton of Flayton, Mimi, who
has been visiting at the G. G. Martir
home in this city the past month, went
out to Ignacio this morning where she
will teach the fifth, sixth and seventh
grades in the school there.
Mrs. Carrie Mccormick, cousin
of Mrs. l. j. Bradford of this city
to whom she had been upon visit
departed this morning for Pagos,
Springs. The lady is a teacher il
the Indian school at Dulce, N. M.
Grant Sanders and his wife ant
their two sons and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Rossiter and their daughter of this
city, who have been at Salt Lake
City the past several weeks upon q
pleasure trip, returned home Satur.
day evening.
Mrs. Cordula Henry, nee Mrs Will
liam TRULY, arrived last evening
from her present home, Springfield,
Mo-, and departed this morning for
Trouble Mesa, upon a visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Car
ter, there.
Mrs. A. M. Heuloth and her two
daughters, Miss Isabelle and Mrs. E.
S. Herr, were guests of the Palace
last night on their way from their
home at Rico to Dawson, N. M. The
Heuloths formerly ran the Trimble
Springs hotel for a 4ason.
County Commissioner A. E. Reece
and his wife and daughter and Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Clark and the formers
brother, Charles Clark, who is visit
ing him here, returned this morning
from a weeks end fishing and camp
ing trip at Electra lake.
Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Yoder arrived
from Bayfield, yesterday. Rev. Yodel
has charge of the Durango and Rec
Mesa circuit for one year. Rev
Glazier being transferred to Farming
ton, Flora Vista and La Plata for one
year.
Miss Isabelle Brewer, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Brewer of North
Durango, who has been spending hei
summers vacation visiting here ant
elsewhere throughout the county, de
parted for Ignacio this morningAyher,
she will resume her duties as primary
teacher in the school there.
Two hundred cattle cars have beer
requested of the railroad company
here, to supply the demand for cat