Semi-weekly herald., 1914-05-11

wi. anu WITS. u w. Johnson are
over from Mancos, guests at the Sa-
voy.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Civic club will be held at the pub
lie library Tuesday afternoon at the
usual hour
Dan Smith went over to Mancos to-
day, where tomorrow he will deliver
the baccalaureate sermon to the Man
cos high school graduates tomorrow.
NJ. Keehan arrived from San Fran
cisco last evening to spend a few
weeks with his old time friend, Ed
Blunt, the well known miner.
The Hotel Central at Bayfield, will
serve an elaborate turkey dinner to-
morrow. Catering Ito motor parties
u speciality.
Mrs. w. c. Pochon, who spent the
winter in Pueblo and Denver, arrived
on last nights Eastern on her way
to her home in Silverton.
D. S. Pickerill, grand master os
the blue lodge Masons of Colorado,
leaves in the morning to pay off
cial visits to the lodges of the west
ern slope.
Miss Lucille Greer is in from Red
Mesa to visit with her sister, Mrs.
Hanford Miller, during the time Rev.
Miller is in the south attending the
general conference.
Russell Bush, of bayfield,, who un-
derwent nm operation at Mercy hos
pital last night, is resting well to-
day, with favorable prospects for an
early recovery.
Mrs. Pat Sheridan, nee Dorothy
Brown. left for Delta this moning to
join her husband. They expect to
make that town their headquarters
during the summer months. i
w. II. Norton is again in charge of
the d. d r. G. station at Ignacio.
Roy Ogle was checked out yesterday
and this morning in company with his
wife left for Alamosa.
N. II. Van Fleet, grand marshal Of
the Masonic lodge Of Colorado, spent
the night in the city on lodge bust
ness. In the COS, Mr.. Van Fleet was
numbered among Durango's promi-
nent residents.
C. C. Covey, superintendent of the
Southern Ute agency at Navajo
Springs, motored over from his head
quarters last night, in company with
Edgar holland and John Fitzpatrick
Agency business occasioned the trip.
F. C. Ames left for Mancos this
morning, where he will spend some
time looking after the undertaking
parlors there, while Mr.. Hood is in
Durango renewing the acquaintance
of his family.
Mrs. Charles Kelley, of May Day,
left for Walsenburg this morning to
visit her sisters. Mr.. Kelley, who
left for points east about week
ago, will join her there, and they may
journey on east before returning
home.
Mrs. Frank Wilson, who has been
in Durango for some time visiting
with her husbands relatives, the
Coulsons and Goodmans, went out to
Chama this morning for short stay
with her sister.
Prof. L. NJ Garrett has been up
on his Flora Vista ranch putting in
alfalfa. He says peach orchards up
there that have never borne before
are loaded with fruit.-Farmington
Times Hustler.
Sabine Ulibarri, who has been at
tending high school in Durango this
year, left this morning to spend the
summer at his home in Park View.
N. NJ. During his stay here, the
young lad made his home with Mrs.
Dollie Crawford.
Supt. X. T. McGraw, Of the fourth
division Of the Denver g. Rio Grande,
| left for Alanlosa this morning. He
was accompanied by Engineer Jakey
Brown, travelling missionary who COW
ers the entire division in his work.
Giles Vandegrift, Sr., gave his des-
tination as the Tiffany ranch this
morning. His baggage consisted Of a
big basket Of tomato plants. Before
leaving town he arranged with the
railroad officials to ship a car Of to-
matoes to Durango next fall.
All interest in our town today has
been centered in the autos that ar
rived last night for Harry Jackson
and DIR. Ochsner These are the lat.
est models of the Winton Six. The
Jackson machine is touring car and
the Ochsner machine a roadster. Both
cars are beauties.
C. +. Burt, government engi-
neer, arrived from the east last night
on his way to Pennington, where hs
will outfit with supplies for the sur.
veyors' camp on the reservation. HI
is to have charge of the crew Of en-