Semi-weekly herald., 1914-10-29
.35c for Eggs
w. H. MCDOWELL. THE NORTH
SIDE GROCER, WILL PAY 35 CTS.
FOR FRESH RANCH EGGS IN.
TRADE

SIDE GROCER, WILL PAY 35 CTS.
FOR FRESH RANCH EGGS IN
TRADE.
Mrs. c. E. Dudley is down from
Electra Lakes today, making prepara-
tions to migrate Durangoward for the
winter.
Mrs. Harry Franks, wife of the
Silverton Northern railroad auditor,
passed through Durango this morn
ing on her way to Denver.
Thomas Kelley, superintendent Of
the May Day, was bound for Colo
RADIO Springs this morning on mining
business.
Mr.. and Mrs, Carl Spinning, of Fort
Lewis, were among those who traded
at the Otis-McGirr Mercantile COM
pany store this forenoon.
The Mesdames TAFT, Ballough and
Vinton spent the time between trains
today in Cedar Hill, purchasing ap-
pies for their respective larders.
Frank Hickals, who has been en-
ployed in the box factory at Ell Vado,
was among the passengers who were
ticketed to Mancos today.
Mrs. o. ]. Timmons returned to
her home in Alamosa this morning
after brief visit with her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Bert Bendure.
Mrs. G. R. Graybeal, who has been
visiting relatives in Denver and Pu-
eblo for a while, came in on last
nights Eastern on her way to her
home jim Mancos.
Clyde Wannamaker and brother, F.
f. Wannamaker, left for Pueblo this
morning, where they will accept po-
sitions if good ones are to be found
by the hunting.
George Renter, who has made
Swapping" with the Indians his bust
ness for years, is with us for brief
visit.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mar
ion Daniels will be held from St
| Columba's church tomorrow morning
at Q o'clock.
Stock Inspector Ethridge is at Man.
cos today placing his o. X. on cat
tie shipment of % cars consigned to
the Denver markets by Dunham and
Puett.
Milt Halfway, of Texas creek, de-
livered veal to the Durango Mercan-
tile company today, and outfitted at
the store with groceries and supplies
| for the ranch.
Rt Rev. Howden, bishop of New
Mexico, returned from Pennington
last night, where he ordained C. F
Williams deacon in the Episcopal
church. the ceremonies taking place
Sunday.
Charles Van Brimmer left las,
night for Montrose, via Silverton
| bn - III.
mer, who is on her return from ar
extended visit with her parents, who
are residents of Seattle, Wash
| We trust the Herald readers will
bear with us for the next four OF
FIVE days having to crowd our new!
matter in a smaller space owing t.
being short one man to do press worl
and otherwise crowded in printing tn,
official ballot.
Fred Herzinger, of Ouray, who hai
been shipping ore from the Toma
hawk dump for several months, ha.
ceased his mining activities for tn,
winter but will resume operations a.
soon as spring opens.
Al Pace, formerly representativ,
from this county, appeared in justice
court today and plead not guilty t.
the charge of assault and was bount
over until November 12 The war
rant for his arrest was sworn ou
several days agc
| Miss Rose DaWson, the w. C. 7
| U. lecturer and organizer, left thi
morning for a trip to Ignacio, ALI
son and bayfield,, where she will de
liver addresses and engage in gen
eral work for the organization sh,
represents.
Mrs. W. M. Goodson, wife of ,
former D. & r. G. agent at Aztec
was an arrival from Denver las
night whose destination was the oil,
home in San Juan county, to partak,
Of the hospitality Of friends dow
there for a time.
A. +. Hood departed for Puebl,
this morning, where his daughter
Miss Josie, has been for the past tel
ach trouble of long standing. He
condition is not favorable and it SEEM
that very critical operation will b.
necessary to restore her health.
Master Harry Peters, the eldes
son Of Mrs. Mable Peters, departet
for Denver this morning, where h
will attend school this winter, as I
student in the Byers school. His tw'
small brothers leave for the capita
city shortly, where they will ente
the Clayton school.
w. r. Fraser, state game and fisl
commissioner, spent today at Electr,
lakes supervising the activities Of tn
spawn taking crew. Tomorrow h,
comes to Durango to make arrange
ments to increase the capacity of tn
local hatchery in accordance with tn
planr he outlined last spring.
Mrs. Thomas Riddle, who dwells il
the Deep creek section in sumne
and the Cedar Hill vicinity in winter
was uf from the last named poin
last night, giving Durango merchant
liberal patronage.
Mrs. Sam Henry was an over nigh
visitor from Hesperus. Her mother
Mrs. Alice Townsend, accompanie,
her home, and will probably remail
up there during the greater part o
the winter months.
f. A. Ritter was CT for Colorai
Springs this morning after engaging
in agricultural recreations on his Horl
canon ranch for a few days. Mr.
Ritter is very enthusiastic over tn
prospects for San Juan county, New
| Mexico. and appears to believe tina