Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-12-16

E. H. Van Endert came down from
Ophir yesterday to visit his sons
family, the Bert Van Enderts.
w. |. Clifford, general manager Of
the Porter Fuel company, was bound
for Hesperus this morning on an in
spection trip.
Mrs. Rose Koogle and Miss Belle
st. Clair leave for Denver Thursday,
December 20, to spend the holiday re-
cess with relatives.
Mrs. lobe Apperson returned to
Salt crek this morning after spend
ing II coEIJg OF days in town market
ing ranch produce
Mrs. Anne f. X. Frayser of Char
lottesville, Va, was guest at the
Savoy last night en- route TO Ship
rock TO visit her son.
Captain Allemann and Lieutenant
Matheson Of the Salvation army went
to Silverton this morning in the in
terest of their work.
Major D. l.. Sheets is able to be
up again after his long tussle with
the grip, but is still quite weak as
a result Of his experience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Alton were ar
rivals from Pagosa Springs last night.
who we're called here by the death
of her sister, the late Mrs. Paul.
Bill" Mason, the mighty Nimrod,
of the Lodo section, returned home
this morning with gunny sack filled
~itn trophies OF his recent hunting
trip,
Sheriff Fassbinder departed for
Golden this morning with the colored
lad who was sentenced to the In
dustrial school by the Juvenile court
a short time ago.
Phil Peters, formerly route agent
for the Globe Express, was in town
last night ON his first trip to these
parts as r. & ID. G. train auditor.
Ills new duties take him over the en-
ire system.
Miss Winnie Cubbison of Paramount,
Nebraska, departed for home this
morning after as hort visit with her
aunt, Mrs. Belle Miller. Miss Cubbi-
son was on her return from trip
70 the expositions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pearson of
Silverton were thru passengers to
Colorado Springs this morning to
spend Christmas with relatives.
Later they leave for California for
quite an extended stay.
Miss Jennie Paul arrives from Colo
RADIO Springs tonight in response to
u message telling her OF the death
of her mother Her sister, Miss
Sophia has been here since the last
of the week. She is staying with
Mrs. Bert Bendure.
S. w. Carpenter was a business Wis
itor from. Mancos last night, who
registered at the Strater. The Car
penter family are making elaborate
preparations for the home coming of
Miss Helen, who arrives from the
State Teachers college Saturday to
spend the holidays.
Mrs. Paul Garbaaati and little
daughter Helen Mary left for their
home in Saguache this morning
where Mr.. Garbanati is manager of
the telephone exchange. They stop
ped here few days with his brother,
Henry Garbanati, on their return
from Silyerton, where they visited
their relatives, the Aliens.
Found Slippery Roads.
Messrs. Miller and A. l.. Barr were
motor visitors from Kline today.
They found the snow covered high
ways too slippery for comfortable auto
travel.
Still on the Sick List.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Chubb have
been on the sick list for several days
suffering with the grip. Mr.. Grub
was not as well today as earlier in
the week.
Jury Disagrees.
After celebrating for nearly five
and one-half hours the jury in the
Hayden VS.. Newland damage suit re-
ported that they could not agree upon
a verdict, and was discharged.
Teachers Examination Tomorrow.
The regular county teachers exam
nation will commence tomorrow and
continue until Saturday evening. The
last day is set aside for those who
take the examination for high school
work. The others complete their work
Friday night.
Member of Ford Party.