Semi-weekly herald., 1913-11-27

pany and Snyder Grocery. Some 9TH
ers have not reported their intentions
and few are undecided.
Two ears of horses and two of cat
tie came up on the Red Apple line
last night. The stock was on the gay
to eastern markets, the shipment be-
ing made by C. W. Cameron of Flora
Vista.
Mrs. Ellen Clark, sister of our well
known townsman, w. B. Todd, depart
ed for her home in Denver this morn
ing. The brother and sister had not
met since '76 and many happy hours
they spent during the visit that was
all too short.
The city commissioners meet enc
week from today to pass upon appro-
priations for the ensuing year. Tax
payers will do well to remember the
date and be present and cooperate
with the board in an equitable appro-
priation for the different depart
ments.
Between three and four yesterday
afternoon the 9-year-old son of Elias
Ferris was accidentally shot by Don
Sickenger. The bullet lodged in the
little lads jaw bone The gun with
which the wound was inflicted was a
%. calibre rifle with which the Sick
enger boy was playing.
Joe Westenberger of the Lower
Florida who suffered slight flesh
wound as the result of the accidental
discharge of gun in the hands of
Ray White, fellow workman in the
d. and r. G. bridge construction crew,
is getting along very nicely and no
developments Of serious nature are
anticipated.
The residence that District Attor-
ney George Lane is erecting in North
Durango bids fair to be one of the
finest in the city. 1t will contain all
modern conveniences and the general
arrangement, both as to exterior and
interior shows the work of architect
ure who is real artist in his line
or giving due credit to Mrs. Lane
her line.
Mrs. Earl Hendricks of Riverside
came up last evening to meet her
mother, Mrs. M. Johnson, who arrived
from Colorado Springs on the East
ern. The ladies left for their New
Mexico home this morning. 1t will be
remembered that Mr.. and Mrs. John
son went to the Springs number of
months ago, the trip being health
seeking one on the part of Mr.. John
son. Instead of deriving benefit from
the change he grew rapidly worse and
the end came in late summer.
Mrs. Laura NJ. Stoiber, well known
in Denver, and II. M. Spicer, who
have been staying at the Hotel VOL
colt, New York, were quietly married
at st. Agnes chapel, West Ninety
first street, on Monday afternoon,
November II. No previous announce
ment Of the marriage was made, and
the only witnesses were Mr.. and
Mrs. Nobloch of New York, according
to news received in Denver today.
Mrs. Stoiber with her daughter, Miss
Helen Stoiber, moves in Denver's ex-
elusive society. She is one of Colo
radios wealthiest mine owners. Her
residence is in the Imperial apart
ments.-Denver Times.
Express Messenger Thomas Wood
ruff who runs between Denver and
Silverton passed through Durango
last night on his first trip since he
and Mrs. Woodruff returned from
their months vacation spent with the
formers parents in Ohio. While the
privilege of passing the days at the
old home with the loved ones was
greatly appreciated, the weather con-
ditions were such that the visitors
were not overly anxious to remain
permanently. They were in the path
of the storm that swept over the
Great Lakes section, and are certain
the reports of it were in no way ex-
aggerated. Mr.. Woodruff says when
he is in Colorado, Ohio looks good to
him, but no matter where he is Colo
RADIO always looks good. After all,
isn't that the degree of appreciation
we all bestow upon the Centennial
State?
JURY CASES SET FOR TRIAL.