Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-09

i A. p. Camp, president Of the FRS
National bank, and his brother, Dr.
Camp, came in from Telluride on las
Evenings delayed train DR.. CAM
Is on his way home after passing tn,
winter months in California.
Mrs. Jack Disckman and her hand
some little son "Billie" went out t,
iPagosa Junction this morning to tax,
charge Of the hotel while her mother
Mrs. Tim Carr. Is in town lookin,
after the welfare of her husband VIII,
is still = patient at Ochsner hospital
Mrs. E. s. Whitehead left for hel
home in Aztec this morning after Z
ten days stay in town. Her daugh
ter, Miss Anna, who is a patient al
ochsner's hospital, is improving ans
will probably be released from tn,
institution some time next week.
The Southern train reached Du.
range four hours late last night.
freight derailment-two cars of coal
that failed to follow the narrow way
caused the delay. The trouble oc.
Cured at mile post Ill, short dis
tance from Glencoe.
B. A. Candelaria, one of the pros
porous men of Rosa, was business
visitor in town last night. A new
baby recently arrived at the Candle
laria home. The fond father is quite
certain it is the finest bit of humanity
that has reached this portion of the
world for many year.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Jones and chill
dren departed for Denver this morn
ing to remain permanently. Mr.. Jones
has had charge of the Dinamond drill
work in the La Platas.. Operation
ceased short time ago. The COM
pany are not making any explana-
tions. Whether work will be resum-
ed in the future is uncertain.
Giles -Vandegrift, Sr., went out to
his Tiffany ranch this morning to
give his attention to operations for
a few days. In short he is depriving
himself of the pleasures of town life
on the installment plant and some
time, not many months hence, will
doubtless transfer his family and
household gods to the country perm
anently.
John McDermott and sister, Mrs.
NJ, F. Fulcher, are home from Dinuba,
Cal, wher they spent the winter.
They expected to leave at once
for their summer home in La Plata
city, but the bad roads up that direc-
ton make it impossible for them to
take the trip just now. During their
enforced wait they will partake of the
hospitality dispenced at the Savoy.
Yesterday was Miss Minnie Levey's
wedding day. She became the wife
of J.. K. Phillips, a prosperous grow
eryman of Titusyille. The marriage
ceremony was performed at the home
of the brides aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
C. Cohen of New Haven, Conn. Mrs.
Phillips has. loads of friends in the
southwest who wish her and her
newly made. husband wealth of hap
piness in their welded life.
Ralph Rose left for Pagosa Springs
this morning en- route to the Platora
district on prospecting expedition.
He reports there is quite large
number of men who are headed in
that direction this spring. All of
them are aware that gold will not be
found at the grass roots there, but
trust satisfactory returns may be ex-
pected by we'll directed development
work
A train load of automobiles consist
ing of eleven cars arrived in the local
yards this morning. Four car loads
of the number are billed to Dolores.
Four Of the machines were for James
Jarvis, six for the Ford Auto COM
pany, one for the Durango Novelty
Works and one for Mrs. Douglas.
Three of the Ford cars have been
sold, the owners being C. O. Withrow,
]. A. Pulliam and L. E. jenkins.
The Aztec Motor club has invited
the Durango Motor club to take
run down to their town and accept
their hospitality. They have prom
ised their guests chicken dinner.
There is no doubt about the invitation
being accepted, as our Aztec neigh
bors are known to be royal entertain
ers, and nothing would please our
Motor club people more than to spend
a dav with thou, opd evcry, o.;,a ~ a