Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-06
THE SITUATION IN MEXICO

Mr.. and Mrs. David Garnard ar
welcoming to their home 10-poun
boy who was delivered there late yes
terday afternoon by DR.. Driver
stork.
Miss Mary Fox came down fror
Silverton this morning bound for tn
Thompson ranch at Falfa to join tn
merry house party Miss Helen Thomp
son is giving.
Thomas lockwood has been ap
pointed executor of the W. I. Darl
ington estate, providing he furnishe
surety bond of $4,000 on or befor
July 13, 1914.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pearson cam,
down from Hermosa park last even
ing in response to the message tell
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father, the late George Pearson.
w. r. Rathvon, C. S. B., returned
from Aztec last evening, where h,
was greeted by large and apprecia
tive audience. He left for points east
this morning, where he fills other lee
ture engagements.
Lafayette Sheek left for the noun
tains this morning, where he expects
to put in month looking after hi:
mining claims. He will make the
Southern Girl property his headquar.
ers.
j. Carter, of the Copper Hill, anc
George Gilmore, of the Lucky Moon
were the La Plata mining magnates
who partook of the hospitality OF
Mine Host Stilwell at the Hotel Stra.
ter last night.
Mrs. o. P. Frary and daughter, Mrs
A. II. Paul, were down from the Ami
mas valley today shopping and visit
ing friends. This is Mrs. Paul's first
stay of any length in Durango since
her return from Arizona.
Gus Adrianson left for Telluride
this morning, where he will play with
the baseball team during the Fourth
of July celebration and materially as
sist them in wrestling honors from the
Grand Junction nine.
Mrs. j. j. Weigmann, nee Lottie
Sibley and children of Price, Utah,
are in the city visiting their rel
atives, the C. E. Eddys. They came
here from Florida mesa, where they
spent two weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Ed Schalles.
Our guess was correct. The Cor
tez couple Aztec bound Tuesday
morning returned to Durango last
night as Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. McDon-
aid. They are spending the early
days of their honeymoon at the Ho-
tel Savoy.
Remigo Mestaz, who was found
guilty in the police court of the charge
of keeping disorderly house, ap-
pealed his case to the county court,
and won, the jury bringing in a YER
dict of mot guilty"
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Mason, of Hes
perus, left this morning for Caliente
Hot Springs, where the former hopes
to battle away his physical troubles.
They will remain long enough to give
the healing properties of the waters
"A thorough tryout.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Nj. E. church will meet with Mrs. W..
W. h,LNen, JI-, lof seventeenth
street, tomorrow afternoon at the
usual hour. All members and friends
of the organization are cordially in
vited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bauer and babe
Of Creede, who have been here for a
brief visit with the formers sister
left this morning for Mancos, where
the junior member of the family will
have no end of attention lavished up
on it by members of both its fathers
and mothers family.
1t is expected that drilling on the
San Juan oil well, in the Farmingtor
Meadows, will be resumed at once
Work has been delayed for severa
weeks, awaiting the arrival of the
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