Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-20

Joseph Gable and Miss Laura Tur-
ley were licensed to wed by County
CleA Mrs. Orme today.
May 25 has been fixed as the date
for the final settlement of the Peter
Daum estate.
Mrs. Ellen Terry Strong, of Eure-
"a, was a guest at the Strater last
night on her way to Denver.
Sheriff James Pearson of San Juan
county left for Pueblo this morning
to attend federal court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob and Ben Sock
man were among the Silverton folk
headed Denver way today.
A. C. Jesoup and family arrived on
the Southern last night en- route to
La Jasa.
Mr.. and Mrs Don Eddy and the lit
tie Eddys went out to the Schalles
ranch on the Florida mesa today for
short visit.
The insanity hearing of Harry
Schrader has been continued one
month. The hearing of Everett Will
hams, one week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Lisenburg and
children arrived from Trinidad last
night on their way to Montezuma
county, where they will locate.
A. w. Lindquist, of Trinidad, was
bound for the Montezuma valley this
morning to join his father, who re-
Gently purchased ranch there.
Col. b. B. Calvin, who has been in
Denver during the winter months, re-
turned last night on his way to his
home in Silverton.
Joel Estes and son-in-law, William
Ellenmeyer, were in from Breen to-
day, giving Durango merchants lib
eral patronage.
John Clarke, ex-sheriff of La Plata
county, left for Pueblo this morning,
where he was subpoenaed as wit
ness in the Kosach case.
Mrs. Clarence Ritter returned to her
home on lower Florida this morning
efter a short stop in town, getting
her mother, Mrs. Lyons, located in her
new home.
Miss Vivian Barton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. T. Barton, went over
to Mancos this morning to spend the
summer with her aunt, Mrs. E. X. Nc
Galliard, nee May Lennon.
John Bell is down from lockwood
familiarizing himself with the chauf-
feur art. He recently purchased Har-
ry Jackson's auto, so has immediate
use for the accomplishment.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Koehler, of Sill
verton, who have been guests at the
Hermosa house, Trimble Springs, for
few days, spent the night in town
and left this morning on the Silver
ton bound accommodation.
Mrs. H. H. Norton, who has been
visiting her relatives, the D. R. Nc
kinneys, left for Pennington this
morning to stay with her parents,
while Mr.. Norton is in Santa Fe look
ing after business interests.
John W. Wingate, grand master of
the grand council of Royal and Sc
lsct Masters of Colorado, left this
morning for trip over the state to
pay the different lodges an official
visit.
Mrs. Amy Bassett and daughter,
Mrs. Ernest Jackomelly and the lat
ter's babe departed for Butte, Mont,
this morning, where they expect to
locate permanently. Mr. Jackomelly
will join them later.
Mayor Scouton is considering the
construction Of storm sewer down
in the vicinity of Third avenue and
Fourth street. Engineer Goodman is
making the preliminary survey and
preparing an estimated cost of the
work.
Mrs. Rosepha Pulford left for Gree
ley this morning to attend meeting
Of the state normal board of which
she is a member. She hopes to ar
range for six weeks normal school
for teachers in this section, for the
summer Of 1915. During her brief
stay in Denver, Mrs. Pulford will be
the guest of Mrs. Helen Grenfell.