Semi-weekly herald., 1914-03-02

splendid people and all their Durango
lacquaintances regret their departure.
: Cy Graden is home from trip to
points on the Southern where he in
terviewed customers in the interest
of the Colorado Cold Storage COM
pany.
Mrs. E. r. Sigler and son Roy ar
rived from La Junta last night en-
route to Resperus. They have been
engaged in the hotel business in La
Junta until recently.
General Agent and Mrs. P. B. Nc
Atee, the people with whom the trav-
cling habit has become chronic, were
bound for the Pennington section this
morning.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Wheeler of
Junction Greek left for Pennington
this morning for an indefinite stay
Mr.. Wheeler has had a long siege of
illness this winter. and his mission is
a health seeking one.
Judge Caldwell was a returning
|, passenger to Pagosa Springs this
, morning. The judge was an old time
friend of the late Elliott Halstead
/, and looked after the funeral of the
!, deceased
d Mrs. julie Macht and little daugh-
!; ter of Pagosa Springs, were guests
, at the Savoy last night on their re-
turn from the Lower La Plata where
they were called by the death of the
formers aged father, A. Flaugh.
The st. Valentine bazaar netted the
Red Men and Daughters of Pocahon-
tas over 5000. They furnished the
Durango public with excellent enter
tainment, and every one of their pat
rons felt they had value received for
+ all money spent.
The latest news from Messrs r. f.
Sloan and A. r. Sullenberger is that
they expect to arrive here from San
Diego with the remains of the late
: Mrs. Sloan Tuesday evening. In case
there are no delays the funeral will
be held Wednesday.
W. II. Norton of the Ford Auto
company returned to Pennington this
e morning. His agency has recently
3 enrolled F. C. Gilbert, S. c. Wall ant
Charles Stilwell on the list of early
spring joy riders. Several Others
n have also signified their intentions
g of joining via the Ford route.
Mrs. o. A. Vinton departed for Ala
n mosa this morning to visit friends
s On her way she will spend few
days in bayfield, with her daughter
Miss Marjory, who has charge of thu
S primary department in the public
e SCHOOLS OF tnat TOWN..
Ten persons have bowed at the al
II tar as the result of the special ser
It vices at the NJ. f. church, South, con
!. Quoted by Evangelist Chambers. Fiv,
of the conversions occurred at las
e nights meeting. Tonight the subjec
n of the sermon will be "The Gracious
Invitation Treated Lightly
s. J. o. Morris of Tuscaloosa, Ala.
n who went to the Pennington section
as health seeker about year ago
left this morning for his old home
/ He is now enjoying perfect healtl
k and has only good words for the sec
ton that gave it to him.
n Mrs. Charles Cram of Florida Mes;
e came in from the Hesperus ranger
l. station yesterday where she visitet
with her daughter, Mrs. Kiel. Sh
: was accompanied by her little grand
a son, Pete Kiel, who is planning t.
J. find no end of pleasure visiting will
his grandfather on the ranch.
II Cason and Coston, owners Of tn
II Brooklyn group, received return
# from the smelter this morning oil
their 1,450 pounds Of ore sent to tn
plant Wednesday. The ore show
l. a net value of 5000 per ton. running
g .2S ounces in gold and 344 ounces il
r silves. The vein in which the ricl
ore is carried averages 18 inches il
width.
T. Mrs. II. f. French and child lef
k, for Pagosa Springs this morninI
after a delightful visit with her uncle
William H. La Count, and wife. He
,r husband is forest supervisor wit
" headquarters at the Springs. TIL
IA family are recent arrivals from Hal
stead, Neb. Mr. French entered upo