Semi-weekly herald., 1914-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stilweh, Mis-,
Nettie Thompson and D. J. Beckwel
motored to 1gnacio yesterday.
(, William Figel, Silverton contrac
tor, passed through Durango this
morning on his way to Denver.
Sheriff Fassbinder went out to Ig.
magic today on official and political
business.
Miss Judith Daum is home from
Pagosa Springs, where she visited
her sister, Mrs. Ed Nickel.
Mrs. C. A. Cutler is horne from q
few days visit with friends at Cedar
Hill.
Boone Vaughn, of Aztec, was .
business visitor in the city between
Red Apple trains.
District Attorney George Lane wen,
up to Silverton last evening on off.
cial business.
Frank Wilcox, of Pennington, re.
turned last night from q business triI
to Santa Fe.
Postmaster w. z. Kinney, Of Sill.
verton. passed through from Denver
last night on his way home.
Mrs. G. LaCombe returned home
this morning after few days visit
with Mrs. Frank Dodge.
Vincent Jelenik, of Florida mesa
was in town on ranch business to.
day.
Miss Margaret Kroeger spent the
night in the Animas valley with her
brothers family.
J. ]. Marshall, Of the Home ranch
was in town today finding market
for pork.
William Crawley, of the Florida
mesa, was a marketer at the Durango
Mercantile company today.
Maurice Osgood and family were
among the patrons Of the Graden Mer.
camille company today.
i. N. Schaffer and daughters were
down from the Animas valley today
on shopping expedition.
Rev. ]. E. Kerr departed for his
home in Perry, Mo-, this morning af.
ter fortnight's visit with his un.
cles, T. A. and George w. Kerr.
| Miss Hetty Kerr, of the Animas
valley, was off for Greeley this morn.
ing to complete her work at the State
Teachers college.
Miss R. Ellen Gillmor, principal Of
the Whittier school, motored to Az.
tee yesterday evening to attend the
funeral of the late William Mccoy.
o. X. Hart, formerly clerk of the
local w. o. w. lodge, is here from
Colorado Springs on business mis-
sion.
Miss Jennie Irwin, who has beer
the guest of Miss Alice Hampton fol
the past few weeks, left today fol
her home in Woodward, Okla.
Miss Alice Hampton departed thi.
morning for Greeley, where she viii
resume her studies in the State Teach
ers' college.
j. w. Ralston, one Of the prominent
fruit growers Of the Cedar Hill sec
tion, was in town this morning look
ink after fruit shipments.
Ross McGirr, Of the Otis-McGirl
Mercantile company, Is recovering
from threatened attack Of typhoie
fever.
Rev. Orville Hood and family leav,
tomorrow for Chicago, where he viii
enter the seminary to complete hi
course.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Gable left 70,
their home in the La Platas thi,
morning after weeks stay with Mrs
Peter Daum.
Mrs. Fulcer departed for her home
in the Hesperus vicinity this morn
ing afterf ten days sojourn in oul
town.
Miss Ruth Beatty left for Califor.
MIA this morning to spend the win
ter with her mother and sister, who
are there for the benefit of the lat
tiers health.
Mrs. Ora Glazier, wife of Rev. J
w. Glacier, has been appointed pas
tor Of the Free Methodist church a
Pennington and begins her new du
and Flora Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Godfrey ant
children left for their home in Pages,
Springs this morning after spending
a few days with relatives in Durango
and Pagosa Springs.
Miss Charlotte Hanno, daughter ol
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hanno, depart
ed for Greeley yesterday morning