Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-07
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the savoy yesterday on hef way TO
Pennington where she is to teach this
ycar.
Mrs. Glazier and Miss Dola Merry
were trayelers bound for the Florida
mesta yesterday where they com
iacnce schohol today.
Mrs. !. y. Schryver, principal of the
hesperus, has returned homs, afte'.
passing Sunday in town, Va ing
friends.
j. l.. Nashland arrived from Park
City, Utah, Sunday for visit with
his family. A year has elapsed since
his last visit to the old home
VIM. Crawley, state boiler inspector
started Denver way this morning aft
er attending to department business
in these parts.
Mrs. Rosepha Pulford returned from
Wisconsin Saturday night, very much
improved in health as a result of her
SUMMER NdCdIiOn.
Miss Eullalie Bell of Silverton pass
ed thru Durango yesterday morning
on her way to Boulder to enter the
state university.
Miss Emma Saenger of Los Angeles
arrived over the X. &. S. last night
on her way to Silverton to visit rel
atives.
Mrs. j. o. Brown returned to Cor
tez Monday. She was the guest of
Miss Rose Cavanaugh during her
stay here.
Ward and Lila Folsom have been
appointed pastors of the Free Meth
odist churches at Harrington and
Flora Vista.
John Smith was an arrival from
Mancos last night bound for Colorado
Springs to enter the state school for
the blind.
VIM. and Marvin Pheney and NJ.
Cummings have returned from.
Bear creek where they had been on a
fishing trip.
DR.. and Mrs. r. j. Robb of Silver
ton motored to Denver a few days
ago where the Doctor has accepted
an appointment in one of the leading
hospitals.
Prof Price and Miss Olive Frazier
are the Animas teachers this year.
School began today. Miss Dolo-
res Mccormick is to teach the new
school in the Animas district.
Nellie Frazzine, the little girl who
was hurt at Hesperus week ago,
when COW trampled on her, is re
covering from the injuries she sustain
ed.
Miss Katie Porter was among the
excursionists who returned from Salt
Lake Sunday. During her stay in
the Temple city she visited her sis
ters.
William Cole and his grandson,
Billy Cole Mullin, were down from
Silverton to attend the funeral of the
formers old time friend, the late Pat
rick Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Schrmer and
Mr. and Mrs r. b. Norton of Idaho
Springs We're among the motor tour
lists in this section, who tarried over
night in Durango.
Lafayette Sheek was bound for the
Puzzle group of properties in the La
Platas yesterday where he and
Messrs. Stroble and Hutchinson are
doing considerable development work
and sacking some ore for shipment.
Travelling Auditor w. H. Finley, OF
the D. & r. G., who has been on the
Durango Aiamosa run for some time
has been transferred to a Canon City
and Denver run with headquarters in
Denver.
|. l.. Falkner, G. Pancoost and F
Il. Townsend of X c. and Il. +. Hack
ney are members of tourist party
who came from Silverton yester-
day. They plan to spend week in
the Durango section doing the various
points of interest and attractions.
Miss Lillian Thompson is to be prin-
cipal Of the Trimble school this year
and Miss Lena Bowman will have
charge of the lower grades. Botf
young ladies are graduates of the
Durango high school and the state
teachers college.
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