Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-08-26

| with his wife, after a short business
trip to Chama, passed on for home
| today.
j. w. Green, local plumber, went
| out to Mancos today to look over the
installation of steam heating plant
that he is placing in a school build
ing there.
Miss Natalie Tyler, the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. c..
Tyler, went out to the Paul Ritter
ranch this morning for a visit of
few days.
Mrs. Guy O. Harrison of Cortez and
her sister, Mrs. j. B. Anderson, Of
Omaha and Mrs. D. B. Purcell, Of
Cortez, were auto visitors yesterday
attending the ball games.
Miss Hattie Ballingee, manager Of
:he Western Union office here, depart
ed last evening, via Silverton and
Ouray for a months vacation to
friends and relatives in Iowa.
The young children, John and Fran.
els LOTUS, of Pennington who have
beer here upon a visit to their rela-
tives, the John and George Waters |
OF Animas City, went home this
mf ''n.ng.
Miss Ruth Morris, daughter of DR.. |
Grant Morris, arrived last evening |
from Denver where she, since the
death of her mother, has been NV
ing with relatives. She will visit here
for time.
Among those returning this morning |
rom Electra lake were, the mesdamc.
W. C. Rogers and Joe Rule, j. II. |
Otis and family, Pat Sheridan and
his party, the E. L. Seybold5 and
Jake Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Hendricks, |
end their son Earl and his wife came
up from the home at Riverside last
'vening and today attended the funes-
al OF Mrs. e. b. Hendricks moth sr, |
Mrs. O'Brien.
Florence O'Driscoll, after an ali |
sence of nearly two years, is in the
city visiting his wife and family.
He suffered slight injury III a mine
al Silverton. He goes back to the
mines in the morning.
Frank Madec, brother of Mrs. j
B. Ochsner, who has been here the
past three weeks with his wife, who
IS in the hospital and visiting his sis
ter, departed for his home at Charles
City, Iowa this morning.
Mrs. Charles Morast, whose hus-
band is express messenger on the
Southern, leaves Wednesday for
Birmingham, Ala, upon a visit to
her sister, who is deathly i'll, suf-
fering from quick consumption.
Mrs. w. C. Haines, formerly Fay
Arlington, whose husband is contract
date man for the Sells-Floto show,
passed through this morning from
Kansas City to Pennington upon a
six weeks visit to her relatives.
The ]. r. C. Tylers' and w. s. Pick
Grill were among those outing yester-
day. They visited the Country club
on the Vallecito and caught many
fishes. They were conveyed in the
Zig Hudson six, driven by Charley
Clark.
j. P. Atteberry, cashier of the First
National bank of Pennington, who
with his family had visited the big
California expositions, passed through
for home this morning. His family
remained over at Monte Vista for
visit.
The Misses Ruth Jackson and Ruth
Hartman, of Aztec, were visitors in
the city yesterday. Miss Jackson's
father is the brilliant editor of the
Aztec Independent and the ladies
came up in car of the Joe Hartman
garage.
Mrs. Charley Knight and her two
children are here from Antonito, ar
irving last evening, to reside here.
Her husband who has been in the
train service on the Chile line, Anto-
nito to Santa Fe, has been trans