Semi-weekly herald., 1914-03-19

c. L. Herbert u FAR from pleased
with his new location in Arizona and
will shortly leave for San Francisco.
where Mrs. Herbert and Elizabeth
are spending the winter.
The Ford Motor Car company re-
eeived five new cars last night.
Among the owners Of the new ma
chimes are 8. G. Wall, F. c. Gilbert,
C. e. stilwell and c. H. Algert. Of
Fruitland.
W. E. Patrick came in from the
Pine river country Monday evening,
reaching here just couple Of hours
after his sister, Mrs. NJ. Moore, was
injured in the auto accident.
A. A. Demunburne and sister Miss
Rosa, arrived from Mammoth Cave,
Gy., last night on their way to Farm
ington, where their brother is serious
ly III with tubercular trouble.
Major Frank Waite arrives from
Denver tonight at $3.50 to remain in
the city for a couple Of days. Dur
ing his stay he will conduct the SER
vices at Salvation Army hall.
Miss Myrtle Hill, the popular prim-
ary teacher at the Park school, was
taken to Ochsner hospital yesterday
afternoon, for treatment for spinal
trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bauer of Man.
cos returned from the east last night
where Mrs. Bauer and the little
daughter have been since early win
ter for the benefit of the latter's
health.
The United States marshal will ar
rive this evening after Riley and
Fell, the two men who have been in
the county Jail since Friday evening
charged with breaking into a freight
car. They are to be taken to Pueblo
for trial.
]. w. Bedore and wife, she who was
Alice Bradshaw Southern, are uE
from Ignacio on combined busines:
and pleasure trip. Mr.. Bedore is q
real estate man and is perfecting ar
rangements to bring car load Of
colonists here this season.
The time for the equinoctial storms
is near at hand. Scientists tell us
there is nothing in the old saying that
unpleasant weather is to be expected
at that time, but nevertheless we con
tinue to get the storms, regardless OF
the wise acres and their theories.
A transient visitor in Durango wa!
fined SO in the police court thi.
morning for enjoying the pleasures
/ incident to a plain drunk. AS he pos
sessed an empty pocketbook he viii
spend five days working on tn
streets instead of enriching the cit.
treasury.
w. M. Pennington, the photograph
er, left this morning for the Ship
rock vicinity, where he will take tw'
weeks to secure collection of India
pictures. He was equipped with
| tent and complete camping outfit
SO he can tarry where the best ma
terial is to be found.
The funeral of the late F. A. Leek
was held in Bayfield, this afternoo
at 1 o'clock. The X. of P.'s, Macca
bees and Woodmen of the Worlt
orders of which the deceased was
member, sent beautiful floral pieces
Friends of the family also sent
number of magnificent offering.
Mrs. w. s. Palmer and Mrs. M. l
vanHorn who have been visiting thei
sister, Mrs. Carlisle, in Farmingtol
spent the night in town on their wa
to their home in Iowa. The ladie
lhave been in the Pennington vicinit
since last fall and are keen abot
western life and western people.
| Henry TRULY and little nephe
Iwere up from Elco last night pul
chasing supplies preparatory to NAL
ling an overland trip to Cuba, N. M
where the TRULY cattle have bee
ranging since last fall. The Da,
Truby family will move to the ne
"stamping grounds" at once and late
in the season Mrs. Truby, Sr., is
Join the other members of the famil
Undersheriff Sam Campbell's fan
lily appear to be among the hospital
best patrons. Only yesterday the
daughter, Mrs. Bert Daggett, lei