Semi-weekly herald., 1914-05-11

: time to overstock the trade will
bracelets, manufactured by his fel
low tribesmen.
MIR. and Mrs. Lester Palmer re
turned b their home in the Pine Rive
valley today after brief visit witt
their daughter, Mrs. Green.
R. T. MoGraw, superintendent Of
the fourth division of the Rio Grande
was patron Of the Savoy last nigh
on his way down the Red Apple lint
on tour Of inspection.
R. c. Lockwood. who is In the EN-.
ploy of the Western Colorado Power
company at Silverton, i tarrying over
q few days in town on company bust
ness.
On his trip to Pennington this
morning to look after Continental Oil
company business, L. E. Johnson was
accompanied by his wife. They will
return to Durango the last of the
week.
J. A. Pulliam is home for the
Montezuma valley, where he assisted
District Attorney Lane in the prose
cution of Wood and Stern, charged
! with the murder of De Luche. The
men were found guilty of manslaugh-
ter.
The funeral of the infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Briggs was held
from the Salvation Army hall this
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Many friends
were present to extend sympathy to
the bereaved parents. The body was
laid to rest in Greenmount cemetery.
B. Caramouzis, who was in the tolls
on the charge of carrying concealed
weapons, furnished a $500 bond and
was released this morning. His trial
| is set for May 10. The warrant for
his arrest was sworn out by Harry
Reid.
Ben Edwards, who was arrested on
the charge of stealing coal from the
Denver 4 Rio Grande yards, was ar
raigned in justice court last evening
He was placed under $500 bond and
this morning succeeded in raising the
amount that stood between him and
liberty or possibly temporary liberty.
L. P. Rudolph is down from the La
Platas on mining business. The
Lucky Four Mining company, of
which he is general manager, expects
to push development work on their
Burnt Timber properties at an early
date.
L. B. Seward, of Tres Piedras, who
has been doing the lower country on
insurance business, was homeward
bound traveller this morning. Mr.
Seward is an old time friend of Ralph
Myers. Their acquaintance dates back
to the playing marbles for keeps
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reid return
ed this morning to their home at the
Ashland mine. Mrs. Reid has the dis
tinction of being the only woman who
has ever spent the winter on Lewis
mountain. The past season she lived
in the fastness Of those hills, sur
rounded by snow from five to eight
feet deep.
The Presbyterian parsonage was
the scene of pretty wedding last
evening at O'Clock when Mrs. Lii
lian Hutchins, of the Florida mesa,
became the bride Of Mr.. Golden Bar
rett, assistant cashier Of the Burns
National bank. Rev. j. A. Daily Of
ficiated. The bride was attended by
Miss Perle Thompson. Charles Still
well supported the groom in the ca
pacity Of best man. The little Misses
Jean and Gail Mcclosksy and Natalie
Tyler acted as flower girls. Follow
ing the cersmony, the bridal party
and Mrs. Ellen Gallotti motored out
to the brides summer home, where
dainty supper was served. The
guests returned home at late hour
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett will spend the
early days of their honeymoon at the
ranch, coming back to Durango early
next week. Friends are anxiously
waiting the opportunity TO shower
them with congratulations.