Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-08

Miss Edna Turner, Latin teacher in John wi
the high school, leaves for Mancos to- Diego Cal
morrow, where she vii. visit friends his sons
until the service is restored the
Southern, when she goes to Cedar j. P. Lo
Edge for extended stay with her river rancl
sister, Mrs. Horace Childs, Lola town today
Turner.
Fillmore
Miss Edith Murphy, one of the valley tod,
buyers for the Charles Stevens Mer- ton.
camille company in Chicago, arrives
from the east Tuesday evening on her Mr.. alit
way to the La Platas to spend the the junior
summer with her sister, Mrs. Harry in from
Reid. ping
Miss Mary Bryant departs for Gree Miss On
lev Monday to complete her course city treas,
in the State Teacshers' college She father, WI
she been offered n very excellent no. recovering
| sition in the Phoenix schools for the
coming year and will probably accept W. A.
it. verton to
who was
Masters Ashmore and Poman of '''er'oh
the Siverton section and Miss Brink
erhoff of the Mancos vicinity, return 'oe ,e'
ed last night from Colorado Springs was pe'
where they have just completed , ,u1' ",s"''
years work at the school for deaf ''Ner'oi
and dumb children.
Mr.. and
The funeral of the late John Con- sun anu
ham, the Rico miner who died in the ana son
Carroll cabin ~ m;les nm Junction last night,
creek, Saturday morning, held
from st. Coumbas church this morn "is 'a
h., =. 7ao Eathar fala,.,, .a,. a guest q
| brated requiem mass. The remains rou'e 70
were laid to rest in Greemount ceme- oahu Is ei
terry.
j. A. Nj
! O,vi,o to tho fact tbat tho ,o,;,iors verton me
relat;ng In saloons drug storas and Savoy las
pool rooms found to have insult " Ne"
ficent signatures and were returned
| to the circulators, the w. C. 7. u. r. H.
has assur,ed tbe resnorsibi,itv of c;r inventor
orIatiro nav, nat;,;n,s To-. tIo COW. from Silv
| ordinances to Denver
| Mrs. Rosepha Puford departed for Mr.. an'
Greeley this morning to attend the recently
regular meeting of the normal board, hohtns 5
| of which she is n member She ;s domicied
planning to take course at the Dem avenue
yer university during the summer ses-
sion and later go TO Milwaukee 70 IL Is
snopd , few ,yeeks with bor notbo. have bills
She will return to Durango in time rue eoui
| far tho h.o;nnina of s.hooI Auo,.t distributir
Al ing.
| The Elks' lodge is strictly an Am RUSSELL
| ar, uo,;.at; po.an,a o. Frank Ba
| the flag is cardinal principle of the s
order One of the manifestations of "ee"' iea
| its spirit and patriotism will be the 'o''o''o"
observance of flag day, June Ia, in
| accordance with the provisions of its ~
ritu,Is n, ,h;s oa.e;o th ElL, morning.
| zoe. j.; cr.onro,,. ,,.., In H., | ment for
be dad;cated with ftting coromon;oo his porto
| An elaborate n,oorar, Il heinz, rxa had se'
| pared for the event
| Mrs. A
| John Sharpe, prominent mining ~
| man of tb r,;o,,I ,,.al .; | Silverton
| caro dou,, from, .h Cove p; 90. | Mrs. Shr
| tion I.st evon;ro ,ybara h ,, | Grafton.
several days familiarizing himself
with conditions there He predicts MIS- ~
| fine future for the camp, but does not 'e"'"er "
| enco,r.oe noonle 70 r,sb thora ,,t;I tic science
the snow is gone. He found the camp ~ se"'''
| still covered with coat of ''the beau ~" W 81
tifulp from two and a half IN s.,or two younI
feet in depth.
Mr.. an
| II hos bao,, ,rro,,,ooa h., .h Ns their cous
tain States Telegraph and Telegraph se"ee'S
company that leaves of absence will i"ef uss
be granted to any of its employees who '"ey WIZ
desire to enter the military naval i''er sesS'
| service of the United States in time
| of war, and that the time thus de- iiss q
voted would not affect in any way hayoF DC
the employees standing under the pen her sopho
| sion plan. This is another evidence vefsi.y.
| of the sn;rit of frierd;ness that an; for North
mates the Corporation different" in "'er WIN
| its relation to its employees. Over
5000 people affected in the seven mrs "a
mopnta;r states ter of Coz
| rived frol
The mission at st. Columbas church on her WI
draws increasing crowds every morn hiihe' "h
/ ing and evening. Tonight one Of the 'ner MON
| most important lectures of the mis-
| sion will be given Those who have W. D
heard Father Nolan once wish to be heer ior