Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-09


Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. DeHart, former
Durango residents, who have lived in
Hesperus for several years, have re-
turned to their old home town. They
are domiciIed in the Logan house,
55S Seventh avenue.
Sheriff Fassbinder and Undersher-
if Meuser motored to IgDacio last
evening after Everett Williams, who
is said to be insane. He was lodged
in the county jail. As yet his ex-
animation has not been conducted.
Mrs. Thomas LOTUS and five chill
dren left this morning for their
home in Pennington. They were
called here by the illness and death
of Mrs. Loftus' sister, Miss Rose
Waters.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. 7. Keel and their
daughters, Miss Bessie and Miss Es-
tella, arrived from the Aztec Flora
Vista section last night, where they
spent three months with relatives.
They were en- route to their home in
Indiana.
The Louie johnson home is a lone
some place today. This morning the
eldest daughter of the household,
Mrs. T. d. Bennett, and her interest
ing little son, left for their home in
Alamosa after months stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Jackomelly
and the latter's mother, Mrs. Amy
Bassett, leave next week for Butte
Mont, to remain permanently. They
are joining their relatives, the Col
mers, who have made Butte their
home since last fall.
Harry Dixon, travelling salesman
for the Brown Brothers Mercantile
company, departed this morning fol
Denver to confer with the heads Of
the firm. During his absence, Mrs
Dixon will be the house guest of Mrs
George Robertson, on the Florida
mesa.
Mrs. NJ. C. Wuerz, who has beer
the guest Of her sister-in-law, Mrs. F
A. Schluter, for the past nine months
departed this morning for her home
in Kansas City. The time has beer
filled with pleasures for the visitor
and she returns to the middle wes
greatly improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hubbard of Aztec
who have been the guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. b. NJ. Cornelius since Monda,
night, returned to their home today
Mr.. Hubbard has some promising
mining claims in the vicinity of tn,
Brooklyn group, which he will de
velope as soon as weather conditions
permit.
The Right Rev. Abbot Thoma
Egan of the English Benedictin
order will remain in Durango TO
some time the guest of his brother
Fred Egan and wife, and Rev. Faith
er Callahan. Abott Egan has jus
made tour of Australia and Canada
visiting all the different houses o
his order. He is now covering tn
United States for the same purpose
f. ]. Beaton, general agent 70
the Farmers Life Insurance Compan
of Colorado, has returned to the Du
range field. Mr.. Beaton finds Du
range and the southwest in good Fl
nancial condition and finds the Farm
ers Life popular down here as we
as all other parts of its territory, q
, is shown by the large number c
policies being written.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Trumble an
their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Re
a Trumble, came down from Ophir Loo
4 last night on their way to the Trun
o bic ranch at Sunnyside. where Il
former will spend few days, ar
the ladies' about three weeks. M
Trumble has placed an order for
n Ford with the local agency and wi
r take the car with him on his retui
: to Ophir.
e Louie Wyman, superintendent
state highway construction work
Colorado. went over to the Pagol
{ Springs country this morning to e
s anime the east and west fork rout
II over the pass between that point al
: the San Luis valley. He is not CO
vinced that the first named route
open for travel several weeks EARL
: than the last named, but will examil
( both before he makes his recommen
x atoms to the state advisory board.
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