Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-23


John ]. Harris and family of Do
lores passed through this morning
to Denver where they will reside for
the winter and their son and daugh-
ter attend school.
Mrs. Frank c. jackson of Mime
spolis, who had been here visiting her
neice, Mrs. DR.. John Haggart, the
past three months departed for her
home this morning.
Miss Imogene Dickinson, neice of
Cashier J. R. G. Tyler Of the Bruins
National bank, with whose family
she has been residing, left for Lead
vile this morning upon a months
visit to her father.
Miss Anna Lechner, daughter of
Mrs. Marie Lechner Of 2153 West
Third avenue, after two weeks Wis
it here to her mother and other rela-
tives and friends, left for Denver
this n,orning to resume her studies
as nurse, her last year at Mercy
hospital Denver.
Miss Irene Daley, bookkeeper for
the San Juan creamery, this morn
ing returned 10 her duties, after a
two weeks vacation, one of which
she spent visiting at Silverton and
Animas Forks and the other at Man
cos, visiting her sister, Mary.
Big Sheep Shipment.
Tomorrow % double deck carloads
of sheep will arrive from Silverton,
purchased by the Hatchers. The ship
ment will total some $500, the Big
.gest ever put Of Silverton.
,Ays New Hudson.
~ Matt Harrington is all agog. Cen
eral Manager J. A. Clay of the power
company has purchased new 1916
$40 Hudson. He has it at Silverton
today :.rd promises to bring ii here,
then Matthew and other light en-
ployes will exercise it.
Forest Service Officials Visit.
r. Y. Stewart, u. S. Forest Re-
serve Inspector, of Washington, D.
c., Smith Riley, the district forest
er for six states, Colorado, Wyom-
ing, South Dakota, Michigan, Mime
sofa and Nebraska, and C. NJ. Grang-
err, chief of silviculture, having to
do with the supervision of timber.
They arrived from Pagosa Springs,
visited the local forest office and de-
parted Denverward.
C. N. Cotton and daughter, Mrs.
Wilson, Jack Evans, Leo Leaden and
C. C. Manning and family, all of
Gallup, arrived here by auto Satur-
day evening and today left for Pa
gosa Springs. Mr.. Cotton and Mr..
Manning are wholesale merchants of
Gallup they were touring very big
car, 14-foot wheel base. A Packard
The first in this section.
Rev. Roscoe S. Fairchild, who for
several years has been pastor of the
First M. E. church of this city and
one of the most popular, broad and
liberal minded men of the cloth, de-
parted this morning for Rantoul, H.,
where he has accepted call to the
rastorate there. Nh. Fairchild IS ow
visiting ut Danville, ILL.,, where he will
join her. Their house girl, Lille
Atsehe, very bright and comedy
girl accompanied him.
Ebert Creek Trout Fry.
Superintendent Tom Hamor of the
local hatchery today took out $4,000
trout fry to distribute in Ebert
creek. Come of the young fish will
he placed in the creek at Hermosa
and the rest above lockwood. This
creek, since the building of the big |
Electra lake now carries probably |
,eyen times the amount of water it
did, owing to seepage. 1t
viii make . fine fishing stream.
Gertrude NasIund Laid to Rest.
Impressive funeral services were
,eld this afternoon at the Baptist
hurch at 2 O'Clock over the remains
I Miss Gertrude Naslund, the lovely
e-vesr-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Issiund Of 4sS Fourth avenue who
~ q heart failure Friday morning.
~ 1earer officiatsd and delivered
fsrttnr sermon. The church choir
~ heauttfui hymns. Inc bs.utifu,