Semi-weekly herald., 1914-10-08
Messra. Tiffany, Whitaker, Otis and

and line enthusiasts who returned
from Electra lakes this morning with
well filed baskets.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. kirkpatrick
and T. C. Graden went down the Red
Apple line to enjoy the fruits grown
in that section. Immediately after
their return. the Kirkpatricks leave
for their winter home in Long Beach,
CAL, via Santa Fe, tarrying a time
in the old town on the way.
Richard James, the little son of F..
E. James, left for Kansas City this
morning, in company with his aunt,
Mrs. d. E. Saunders, and will make
his home with her for a time. The
mother of the late Mrs. James will
remain here with Mr.. James for the
present
To-Day was the date of final settle
ment of the estate of the late Miss
Elizabeth Powell. In addition to the
life insurance, Mrs. Helen Evans, sis
ter Of the deceased and heir to the
estate, received s429. Today was ad-
justment day for the estate of the
late Emory Brown and the late Floyd
d. Bovee. Four claims filed against
the latter estate were allowed.
Charles w. Hyatt, age "a, passed
away at Mercy hospital yesterday
morning. Typhoid fever was the i'm
mediate cause of his death. The de-
ceased was an employe of the smell
ter, and one who was well liked BY
his associates. He was a member of
the Redmen lodge, and one of the
elective officers of the order. He is
survived by his wife, Irene Wilson
Hyatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Goodman and
little Helen and the formers moth
er, Mrs. Frank Goodman, depart
Wednesday morning for extended
trips. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Goodman
expect to journey to Palm Beach, Fla,
via St. Louis for the winter months.
Mrs. Goodman, Sr., plans to travel as
far east as Michigan. En- route she
will visit in Denver, and in points in
Kansas, Indiana ana Illinois. Incli-
nation will dictate the end of her
stay.
Yesterday mornings Silverton
train, Durango bound, encountered a
washout on the Junction lreek bridge
which proved to be of such huge pro-
portions that it required the attention
of force of men nearly the entire
day to repair. On one side of the
bridge the track was washed out for
20 feet and on the other 16 feet. The
train backed to Animas City, where
the passengers boarded the street car
for Durango.
A cloudburst up Junction creek
Saturday night sent the water up
bank high. One man, whose name we
lid not learn, attempted to cross the
stream on horseback at the usual
fording place and came near being
drowned. The high water had wash
ed deep hole in the course IF the
ford and his horse lost its ,oting
| and was carried down stream iite a
distance, the water being abb re its
back. 1t appeared for few inutes
as though rider and horse VIC lid be
lost.
A very pretty wedding W: sol
emnized at the home of Mr.. al ! Mrs.
Byron Eddy yesterday afternot at !
o'clock, when Miss Bess Martin sister
of Mrs. Eddy, became the bride OF
Prof. Earl Douglass, Rev. R. s Fair
child officiating. Only immedi; e rel
atives and intimate friends wit iessed
the ceremony. Following the VS. OF
congratulations the company was
seated at sumptuous dinner. This
morning the happy young couple
boarded the train for Aztec, where
Prof. Douglass is principal of the
schools, and where his bride has spent
the greater part of her life. These
splendid young people have hosts Of
friends who trust that their welded
life may be filIed with all the good
things this old world can give.
Land Thrown Omen for Settlement