Semi-weekly herald., 1914-10-29

J. A. Jones, Of Dolores. left for
/ penyer this morning with carload
lof hogs
Miss H. W Hopson, of Nlancos, was
among the visitors in our town who
lspene Sunday at the Hotel Strater.
Conductor MeHolland spent the
Sabbath hurting rabbits. AS a re-
SUIT Of ms elIorls ~ fatalities in the
hare family are reported.
Alr. ana 3irs. ". L. Mason, of Hes
lPerus, were over Sunday visitors III
our town wl-o p4rtook of the hospi-
tality dispeAsca at the Hotel Savoy.
Lloyd ana Bert Armstrong, pros.
lperous saaci.ers and BUSINESS men OF
'he bayfield, seetion, looked after in
,sfests in Durango today.
a4essrs. coraeii, Ent, Kimsey anc
Ste" art shipped out a trainload oil
cattle today. lhe consignment goes
10 sAe Kansas City markets.
Mr. and airs. X. A. Rainey are re-
Joiems over The arrival OF baby
e~aeAier, -heir second enid. Inc 9th.
er is a boy about . years of age.
lhe Arlington Stock company, which
delighted Durango theatergomg pub
ie tne east week, departed for Pa
gosa Springs Tins morning, where
tney are booked Tor an engagement
tonight.
w. butt arrived from Springer, N
.a, last night vitn 10 head of regis
tered White Face catlle which ne is
taa,ng to Inc Monticello, Utah, sec
slon to piace en MS stock farm.
Word was received in this sectior
Saturday that Clyde Dryer, formerly
% siiverton, fsIi from moving trair
IN the vicinity Of Winnemueka, Mont.
and suffered the loss OF both legs.
a nlnber OF representative eli
4ens q the Florida mesa and lower
Florida section met with the county
commissioners today to enlist theii
aid in securing a rural mail route fol
lAeir Section.
a. M. Basket and Z. Redington
railroad men VINO have been under
going treatment at Mercy hospital foi
J several weeks, were released thi,
morning Tar ON the way to gooc
health.
| T. 6. Ellis, the well known attor
ney is in the city ON legal business
his first visit SINCE he became bene
dict MIs- Ellis, she who was Miss
la.sy Mcmillan, is in Salt Lake, thu
city they now call home.
Mrs. Ochsner, sr., and daughter
| MISS e. Oensner departed this morn
| ing for California to remain durini
the winter months. They have beer
here for a number of months witt
their son and brother, DR.. b. J. Ochs
ner.
The remains OF the late Mrs
Shaft, who passed away at Buck
INN in Moutezuma county the las
OF the week, were this morning sen
to the old home in Stafford, Kan,
For intermont. A son of the decease,
accompanied them.
W. G. shapcott, II. L. Strickland
lC G Kane, r.. NJ. Clark and Clarenc
Tuckerman we're among the u S. sur
veyors who have bee engaged in de
partnent work ia Montezuma count.
ince early summer, and who hav
taken their departure for their win
ter quarters.
Last night's incoming Eastern ar
rived about five hours late. The de
lay was due to freight wreck owe
IN the vicinity of Monument hall
where an engine turned over am
blocked traffic for several hours. A
Tar as we are able to learn no on
was injured IN the accident
Dl'. Robbins, who was called t
connecticrt fortnight ago by tn
illness Of his father, is to return hom
.his evening. II will be remembers
Death won in the race across the con
tinenf to his loved ones bedside, hi
ffaler having passed away two day
before he reached home.
Mrs C.. c. Hanson and little daugh
ter left for The vicinity of st. Loui
this morning, in response to a mes
hge received at noon yesterday con
yeyinF the sad news of the suddei
death Of her father. 1t came as
terrible shock 70 her, as he had no
been III. and she greatly fears its af
feet on her mother, who is a vei.
delicate woman and has had i'll healtl
for years.
Mrs. Marion Daniels passed ava,
At Tie family home last evening afte
a lingering illness. All that medica
hid or care could do was done to re
tore her heath, but in vain. Fo
months her condition had been crit
cal ana those rear to her realized tn