Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-22

Mr.. and Mrs. V. NJ Williams and tn
baby arrived from California last boys
night en- route to Aztec, where the and
formers parents reside. ing
empl
Mr. and Mrs II. l., Heath and the alogt
junior member of the family came cept
down from Telluride last night on the
their way to Aztec. max,
Mrs. Collier and daughter, Mrs NJ
Bailey and the latter's infant child this
were down from La Plata today re- she
newing the acquaintance of friends. tend
Mrs
There is much joy in the l.. P. Main 9,
home. Miss Grace, the eldest daugh- her
ter of the family, is due to arrive ed II
from the east tonight
%. e''is from
Francisco, where she will spend the 49,.
summer with her parents. T,
]. s. Hatcher and son, of Pagosa ~
Springs, and E. E. Hatcher and son of 80
La Boca, motored to Durango yester- 49,
day evening to look after stock, ranch -
and mercantile business.
ME
- 60 -: s'il''@' 49, ,"',',."e"' ""s - lian
supply the trade with some of the ~.
fine hay he has just harvested ~
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The rock slide that delayed traf ON 1
nc on 'he southern wednesday ngnt' they
has been cleared away, last evenings moi
train being only two hours behind nerr
schedule time.
~ D. carter VINO IS heavily inter- spri
ested in the Copper Hill property, was trud
down from the La Patas last night this
to meet r. NJ. Broadhurst, who ar ents
rived from Denver. bara
pare
Rev. and Mrs. Blake, of Ouray She
are to occupy the Rev. Burgoon resi- char
dence during the latter's trip abroad fled
Rev Blake is to have charge of the yea,
Episcopal church here during his alb
sence. r.
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Special Agent Rudy OF the Denver nee
Rio Grande is over from Alamosa fron
on department business which means hon
in plain English, he is hot on the ried
trail of some wrongdoer, who has ere stay
ated troubles for the road To Z
con,
County Superintendent Miss Flor trae
ence Salabar returned from Silverton man
sA's morning. where she headed the pie,
La rata delegation of forty or more edly
teachers in attendance at the insti
tute. "a
Mrs. VIM. McComb, Mrs. o'Neil tho'
Richard McComb and little Lucy ~.
O'Neil left for Electr lakes this III.
| morning to remain until Monday | III
night in the comfortable McComb XII,
bungalow
General Agent p b. McAtee Of tho 30
D. X. c. accompanied by his wife
headed Pagosa Springs way today t. 80
get lineup on the shipments thai ~"
will be made from that section at al | - :. -
early date. ,,'''
Me-. ro;.. ,Ua..a Dur
Mr. and NJ r.. 49, barl
laced ssaa, ~. - - >, S"s will
tor ho;na 4, ,ha ;nstit,,t;nr so Il, ing
tie over a week undergoing treatment '''''
for nasal troubles.
Durango should organize a buy-at- thef
home club and wear a hutton Moth time
ing at the present time would dc erin
more to make our town prosper an6 oer'
our people happy. Everyone would VINO
carry smile and good feeling pre- MS
vail the
han,
Graden,s saIe ;s attractino i, l.roo test
number of purchasers. The fifty per ca
cent reduction in women's suits and tehi
silk dresses and twenty per cent re- Won
duction in boys clothes and many Oh
household furnishes are bargains buy .nai
ers can't afford to overlook just
men
John Spears, formerly superinten- siui
dent at Fort Lewis and Navajo ann
Springs, but now in charge of the cal'
Indian school in Winnebago, Neb. 70
was in town last night en- route to cry
Montezuma county on department me
business. OF b
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