Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1914-01-26

Shorty" Franklin of the Peter.
Paper company, left for points cas-
this morning after receiving liberia
patronage from the local trade.
J. W. Hale of the La Plata wa.
bound for the Lightner creek section
this morning to look after business
interests.
| Mrs. l.. Mcleod, mother of Coroner
Mcleod of Silverton, was a guest al
the Savoy last night on her way tc
Denver for an indefinite stay.
/ Mrs. A. Martin returned to hei
home in Aztec this morning after 8
short visit with her daughter, Mrs
Byron Eddy.
| Mrs. Leo Croonenburg and baby
returned to Telluride this morning
after three weeks visit with Du.
| range relatives.
Roadmaster ]. C. Gilliand of the
Rio Grande Southern was over from
Rico last night on department bus.
mess.
The Telluride Examiner calls spec.
ial attention to the Race meet to be
held in Durango in May under the
| auspices of the horsemen of the Sar
Juan basin.
VIM. Wetenhall, temporarily sta.
toned at Dulce as clerk in the Indian
service, returned this morning to the
scene of his duties, after a brief stay
in Durango.
l.. S. Norton, a well known mining
man of the Silverton district, was d
patron at the Strater last night, er
route to Denver. He may visit Ari-
IONA before his return.
Mrs. j. C. Foster and grandson
Will Becker, spent the time between
trains today at Cedar Hill, the guests
of Mrs. ALI. Graves and Mrs. job
Graves.
Joe Prewitt, who was called here
from Pagosa Springs to testify in .
land contest case, was excused temp.
orarily from duty today, to make a
! trip to the Aztec section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson were
down from Perins over night with
I their little grandbaby, one of the Nc.
| Cormick children, who is i'll and re-
quires medical aid.
Miss Pearl Scherer has recovered
sufficiently from her recent illness to
be released from the hospital and
leave for her home in Silverton this
, morning. Her father accompanied
her.
Fl. F. Byers, travelling salesman for
the Carter Rice Paper company of
| Denver, is making a longer stay in
Durango than usual, business condi-
tons being good enough to warrant
him in doing so.
Walter Runke, the new superin-
tendent of the Southern Ute Indian
agency, returned home this morning
after couple of days stay in town
looking after various interests that
come under his supervision.
Judge McCloud received message
from John Hesse, state deputy for
the Knights of Columbus in which he
stated he would be in Durango next
Monday evening, to assist with the
installation and initiation and parti-
cipate in the festivities incident to
the social features-lunch and
smoker.
r. S. Watrons, recently appointed
States photographer of New Mexico
was in the city last night on his way
south to familiarize himself with his
new duties. He was accompanied b..
C. J. Emerson, who has been look.
ing after the department bushes.
since the death of Frank O'Brien.
Durango people will be interested
to know that Rev. and Mrs. w. S
Crozier are rejoicing over the arriva
of a new daughter who registered al
their home in Hobert, Okla, a few
days ago. Rev. Crozier, who wa'
formerly in charge of the Presbyter
ian church of this city, is now pastor
Of the Hobert church.
Tho taarhers and nunils Of tn,