Semi-weekly herald., 1914-10-15

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Get bottle Of DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey. II your cough is dry and
hacking let it trickle down the throat
you will surely get relief. Only 25s
at your Druggist
Dance at Griffith Saturday Night.
Mike Perino will give dance al
his hall at Griffith Saturday even
ing. Everybody welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Lewis spent the
time between trains in the La Platas
directing operations on their placer
mining claims.
Henry Caldwell came down from
Silverton this morning, where he has
been buying wares for the firm he
represents.
fluffy" Harrison, charged with for
gerry, plead guilty in the justice court
and was bound over to the district
court and placed under $500 bond.
Mrs. Jacob Wommer and son, OF
the Pine River valley, were among
the travellers homeward bound this
morning.
Mrs. Pierce, Sr.. went out to her
Ignacio home this morning after 3
brief visit with her son-in-law ant
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Car.
mack.
f. II. Blunt, well known mining
man OF the La Plata district, came
down from May Day last night on
business connected with his proper
ties.
Mrs. E. E. McCloskey, of Colorado
Springs, who has been visiting rel.
atives in Montezuma county, was a
guest at the Savoy last night on her
way homec,
VIM. Dooln was an over night Wis
itor from bayfield, who came here tc
meet his wife on her return from May
Day, where she stayed while with
relatives.
Mrs. ]. Wagner returned to her
home in bayfield, this morning after
n few days visit with her daughter
Miss Alma, stenographer at the Du-
range Trust company,
Mr. and Mrs. William Gill, Sr.
have returned to their home in Pa
gosa Junction after spending the fes-
tive week with their son, Will Gill
Jr., and family.
Mrs. Lloyd Sheets, who underwent
an operation in Mercy hospital last
week, is improving rapidly and will
be able to be taken to her mothers
home next week.
The D. & R. G. Southern has a
steam shovel force, work train and
bridge construction crew engaged ir
the Rico vicinity making prepara.
tions for the winter months.
Mrs. Koontz. Sr., and daughter
Miss Helen, are on their way to Their
home in Alylentown. Pa, after sis
weeks visit with their daughter ant
ster, Mrs. Charles Wilson and fam
| lily.
The principal of the Ignacio scnool'
'has resigned and we understand tn,
place will be filled by Miss Matte
Matley, the young lady who substi
tuted in the Durango schools dur,ue
Miss Hills illness,
DR.. A. W. Robbins left this morn
ing for his old home IN Rocky Hill
Conn.,. in response TO message thai
his father is critically i'll and all hope
fcr his recovery has been abandoned
The doctor trusts that he may reaci
his bedside before the end comes.
Sam Thompson. ex-rounty commits
sionor. of Fall creek, paid Durang,
the first visit today for over year
OF recent months Mr.. Thompson ha
been in pool health and even tn
short trip to our town seemed to hin
quite an undertaking.
Friday, Silverton's entire corps o
teachers, numbering sixteen, vii
spend the day in Durango visiting
our schools and observing the meth
ods in use, This is the first time il
the history Of the public schools i
the southwest that visit of this sor
has been made and il is certain t
prove beneficial to the schools of bot
cities. as it provides an opportunit
for the instructors to exchange idea
aud determine the strength and weak
ness of the respective educational sys
TENS.
Or W. W. McEwen's auto is in th
garage undergoing repairs as the re
suit of mishap which occurred o
the Paeosa Springs road Saturds,
In turning a sharp curve DR.. McEwc
, saw the Hatcher machine coming bu
short distance away, at the sam
time Mr.. Hatcher saw him. The doc
tor turned his auto to the right o
the brink of high embankment Will
Mr.. Hatcher turned to the left on tn
same side of the highway. where tn
two machines ran together. MI
Hatcher saws whom he sn,v tho nthe