Semi-weekly herald., 1914-05-04
THE SITUATION IN MEXICO


Mrs. Rose Annette departed this
morning for Denver, where her daugh.
ters reside.
0. F. Boyle and Reese McCloskey
returned from Cortez last night
where they spent few days on 9
business mission.
j. NJ. Walker, Mrs. Walker and maiC
of Denver, were guests at the Stratel
last night on their way to Silvertor
i to spend the summer.
Mrs. F. A. Jones, of Tres Piedras
was patron of the Savoy last night
on her way home from . trip to the
Montezuma valley.
Monroe Fields, one of the pyst sub
stantial business men of the south
west, is up from Aztec looking after
his banking interests.
E. E. Hatcher and daughter of La
Boca, motored to Durango last night
and were off for home this MORN
ing.
The Darlington store will remain
closed for few days while the own
ers are engaged in taking an inven-
tory of the stock of goods.
George Skoog is home from the
Cave Basin district, where he spent
several days surveying claims and
trying to find earth enough to set
his grade sticks.
A coroner's inquest over the body
of Ambriggo Minoggi was held this
morning. The jury's verdict was that
death was due to the accidental fall
of rock.
Mrs. Zabriskie and little son return
ed this morning to their home in Pa
gosa Junction. They came to Duran
go few days ago on account of the
illness of the little lad
Mrs. Giles Vandegrift, Sr., is spend
ing the week out on the Tiffany
ranch with the Giles Vandegrifts, Jr.
During her absence, her daughter,
Miss May, is afforded an excellent OPP
portunity to apply her knowledge Of
the domestic science arts.
Miss Ruth Davis leaves for Denver
tomorrow morning, where two days la
ter she is to become the bride of
George Pearson, linotype operator
formerly employed in this city. Both
young people have loads of friends
and well wishers in this section.
The remains of C. Osbourne, of
Kline, who passed away at an early
hour Saturday, were today sent to the
old home in Chandler Okla, for in
terment. They were accompanied by
the father of the deceased, who arriv,
ed from the south Monday evening.
Little Stanley Sutton, the 6-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Sutton, un-
der went an operation at Ochsner's 8
yesterday for an affliction which re-
suited from broken arm not being
properly set. The little fellow stood
the ordeal we'll, and has every pros
pect for an early recovery.
Charles Herr, member of the state
highway commission from this district
and Louie Wyman, state superintend-
ent of state highway construction
work, motored over to Pagosa Springs
this morning to confer with the corps
of engineers surveying the Elwood
Pass route.
Rev. A. v. Lucero, the last member
of the parson party who journeyed to
Pennington few days ago to attend
the annual meeting of the Presby-
terry, was guest at the Savoy last
night on his way to Ration, N. NJ.
where he is pastor of the Presbyter-
ian church
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thompson, OF
Silverton, were bound for their. Flor
ida mesa ranch this morning. Nov
that the junior Thompsons have taken
charge of the dairy, the senior mem
bers of the family will probably spend
the greater part of their time in this
county. -1l =,
Miss Margaret Durward, instruc.
tor in mathematics in the Fort Col.
ings Agricultural school, who is max
ing tour of the state interesting
high school pupils in the institution
arrived over the Southern last night