Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-13

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with the affair.
Mrs. Mabel Markley, modiste VIII
makes Silverton her headquarters
spent the day in town en- route t.
Denver, where she will pass few
days familiarizing herself with Dam,
Modes latest dictates.
Prof. E. j. Meyers is looking for
ward to visit from his parents
They are residents of Bellville, Kan.
and have twice made extended stay.
here since he has called the Durango
country home.
Miss Eda Anderson, principal of thu
grades in the high school building
leaves for Denver Saturday morning
to spend month with her twin sis
ter, Mrs. Hugh Smith. An elder sis
ter who resides in Iowa will be witt
them part of the time.
Mrs. E. S. Pyle, former Durango
resident, who has made Winkelman
Ariz., home for the past two years
is here to spend the summer. She
expects to be domiciled in the SEQ.
vile house while the owners engage
in vacation farming.
Clyde Place returned to his home
in the Florida this morning, accom-.
panied by his special chum, Frank
White. The lads are planning no END
of fun during the latter's stay. The
details can be easily pictured by all
ex-boys.
P. V. Murray, Denver e. Rio
Grande brakeman, came up from Az
tee last night on his way to Chama
Mrs. Murray and the baby will re-
main in the San Juan county seat fol-
time visiting her parents, the Sut-
| lifts.
The Ladies' Mission and Social cir
cles of the Baptist church will meet
with Mrs. G. N. Raymond at Pine.
hurst ranch, Friday, July 10th. The
train leaves the local station at 8:4O
a. m. Fare for the round trip 81
cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. "Bob" Butler leave
Saturday for the La Platas, where
they will camp until July 20, while
Mr.. Butler gives his attention to work
on the Earl properties. On their re-
turn to Durango he is to take charge
of the Durango Novelty Works re-
pair shop.
Richard Nelson came down from
Silverton couple of days ago for
medical treatment and his condition
is such that it will probably be sew
eral days before he will be able to
return to his duties. Lester John
on went up to the sub station last
night to assume his responsibilities
until he RECEIVERS.
Rev. R. l.. Benton, presiding elder
of the Seven Day Adventist church
of this district, departed for Mont
rose this morning to assist in the re-
Fvival services his demonation is con-
Quoting in q tabernacle there. After
the close Of the meetings he and his
fellow ministers expect to do some
special work for statewide prohibil
ton.
The Barry Sullivans left this morn
ing la pack train for the head of
Junction creek, where they will dwell
in tent for month or more while
Attorney Sullivan seeks his fortune
in Mother Earth. Olga Schaff Lit
tie, who acted as mistress of cere-
monies on the trip, will perform a
like service for the Bob" Buffers on
her return to Durango.
Carrie c. Van Orsdall, grand guard
ian of the Women of Woodcraft, and
Grand Circle Officers Evangeline
Hearty and Kansas Goodenough ar
rived in the city last evening to visit
the local circle of Woodcraft. La
Plata Circle feels highly honored to
have these grand officers pay them a
visit. and special meeting has been
called in their honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Petterman and
child and the formers uncle. Mr.
Briston, have gone to FIT. Wayne, Ind.
where they may locate. Mr.. Peter.