Semi-weekly herald., 1914-02-26

MISS NJ. myers, supervisor OF IN
dustrial education for the state of
New Mexico, returned from Aztec
Saturday evening and yesterday
morning departed for Chama on her
way to her headquarters in Santa Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thompson Of
Seventh avenue are rejoicing over the
new addition to their family, fine
baby boy, their third son. The faith
er is so proud of the new arrival that
he is passing cigars to all his ac-
quaintances regardless of sex.
The Durango High school girls won
the game in Dolores Saturday night,
the score being 33 to Z. Both at
Mancos and Dolores the most delight
full hopitality was extended to them,
and they had "a glorious time"
Many friends assembled at the
Chaffee home yesterday afternoon to
pay their respect to the memory of
the late A. j. Chaffee. The funeral
sermon was delivered by Rev. r. s.
Fairchild of the First NJ. E. church.
Attorney Willis Reece, district
deputy for the Elks' lodge, left this
morning to make the Aspen, Grand
nd 7 I,ftl la
lodges an official visit He plans to
cover the territory in couple of
weeks.
Miss Rose Waters, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Waters, is still a very
sick girl. The last of the week her
condition was so critical that the
hopes for her recovery seemed very
slight. Yesterday morning she raj
lied and appears to be a trifle bet
ter today.
Rachofsky Brothers have purchased
j. T. Brewers salvage stock and will
place the goods on sale at an early
date. We understand the purchase
was made at a very low figure so
the buyers will give their patrons
some of the biggest bargains that
ever came their way.
Mrs. A. NJ Anheier, great Poca-
hontas of the Daughters of Pocahon-
tas for the Colorado domain, left this
morning to pay every council in the
state an official visit. Two months Is
the time she has allotted herself fo-
covering the territory
Postmaster and Mrs. W. w. Parsh-
all are the proud grandparents of
little lady who registered at their
home at noon yesterday for Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Parshall of Rico The
newcomer begins life with eight and
one-half pounds advoirdupois to her
credit. All concerned are doing fine.
Building operations have com
menced but the weather is interfering.
| l.. E. jenkins has had some excavat-
ing done on his corner lot for his store
building. j. N. Springer is having
sand delivered on his vacant lot by
the postoffice for a concrete building
25x5O, to be used as public garage.
Bayfield, Blade.
David Roberts, well known ID. II
lR. G. fireman, departed via the
Southern this morning on vacation
trip of two months duration. He will
enjoy the attractions that Chattanooga,
Tenn. and Key West, Fla. have to of
fer and then expects to make trip
over to Cuba to bask in tropical sun
shine.
Leslie Hubbard, state Inheritance
tax appraiser, who has been here on
private business for couple of days,
left for Denver this morning. The
Democratic central committee OF
Colorado, is without permanent
chairman and his many friends on the
Western Slope are anxious that he be
elected to fill the position.
The latest additions to the ranks
of grandparents in our town are
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Eddy. Their Gre
Dental is a fine baby boy who was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Crooks in
Millbury, Mass, few days since.
The boys mother was formerly MISS
Edna Biggs, eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Biggs, of the Tiffany
Allison section.
C. P. Foreman and Clair Bozman
of Cortez were visiting the W. A. Bay
family several days this week. While
here they contracted for lease on
the new garage to be erected by j. N.
Springer. The young men will open
the "shop" just as soon as completed,
which will be in April, if weather con-
ditions will permit.-Bayfield Blade.