Semi-weekly herald., 1913-01-27
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District Clerk Z. V. Hollingsworth
is down from Silverton on cout. busi-
ness
Charles Aichers, who is engaged in
mining in the La Platas, is down on
brief vacation.
j. II. Gastons of Mancos came over
last evening on his way to doc
Moore's sawmill on the Piedra.
Freight business shows signs of re-
newed activity on the Red Apple line
This morning five cars were sent
down the road.
Mrs. Joe Martinez, who has been
spending a few days with her children
at Animas city left this morning for
her home in Pagosa Springs.
Mrs. Ed Rossiter left for Farming
ton this morning where she will be
the house guest of Mrs. James John
son for few days.
Mrs. Albert Kinscher is down from
the La Platas, guest of the Savoy.
Mr.. Kinscher is to join her in town
this evening.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Drumm of Silverton was
bound for Blanco this morning where
she was called to nurse her daugh-
ter, who is very i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Crowds return
ed to the La Platas this morning, after
a brief visit with their little daugh-
ter Cartherine who is attending school
in town.
H. j. Kopke, vice president of the
Ridenour- Baker Mercantile company,
returned from the Pennington sec
ton last night where he interviewed
merchants of that district.
Mr. and Mrs. B. r. Abeyta and
child of Park View, N. NJ, are in
the city for the purpose of consulting
local oculist regarding the condi-
ton of the little ones eyes.
Mrs. M. b. Johnston of Manchester,
o., who has been spending several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Giers-
bach at Liberty, N. NJ, arrived in
Durango last night on her way home.
Marion Bell of Silverton passed
through to Pennington this morning
to spend a few days with his family.
He reports that his mother-in-law,
Mrs. McNutt, is very much improved
in health.
Mrs Charles Mccoy and little
daughter of Flora Vista left for
Hotchkiss this morning to visit the
little lady's grandmother on the dis
taft side. They were over night
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ber-
nard.
James Morrison, the Dolores sheep
man, went down the Pennington
branch this morning to inspect the
sheep offered for sale from that point
to Fort Defiance, Ariz. Mr.. Morrison
is planning TO increase his flocss by
5000 head.
Engineer Charles Moore, who has
been afflicted with rheumatism since
early in December was able to sit
up yesterday. However, his condi-
ton is such that he will probably
have to remain at the hospital several
days longer.
A. c.. Cameron of Telluride returned
from Silverton yesterday and is stop
ping at the Palace where he will re-
main a few days before continuing
his journey homeward Snow shoes
formed an important part of his bag
gage.
Merchant C. W. Fisherdick of La
plata, N. NJ, is a guest at the Stra-
ter. Mr.. Fisherdick has been afflicted
with few more pains of late than
one should be in their normal con
dition and he is up to consult local
physician to determine if he can not
be ridded of them.
C. j. Emerson, assistant state en-
gineer for New Mexico, came up from
Pennington last night where he has
been on department business. This
morning he left Chama. While in the
city he conferred with Mr.. O'Brien,
state photographer of New Mexico,
regarding projects in which they have
mutual interests.
Word comes from the Montezurla
tnat the Mexican who was shot by
The Indians in the dispute over range
rights is on the road to recovery
At first it was feared the injuries
were so serious that there was nc
chance for him to live. After binding
tie man down and torturing him, hia
assailants shot him through the right
eye and injured his limb
Evangelist Oscar Lowry, who con.
Quoted union revival services in Du-
Tango three years ago, is holding q
series of meetings in Atchison, Kas.
this month. According To the Globe
the services are record breakers II
point of attendance. Mr.. and Mrs
Moody, who directed the music during
the Durango meetings, are still as
sisting him in the work.
Mrs. Hugh Kyle, who was called
here by the serious illness of her sis
ter, Mrs. G. s. Jones, returned vi:
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