Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-18
SATURDAY

Mr. and Mrs. Evan Thomas Were
motor visitors from Perins Friady.
c. 81. Steele was in from Red Mesa
this forenoon on a purchasing trip.
A dozen or more aato parties from
outside points were here today do
ing Durango and vicinity"
BAIL Caramouzis, who is develop
ing his promising claims in Burnt
Timble gulch, spent Friday in town
on his way to Denver, where business
/ viii occupy his attention for 10 days.
J. o. Snyder of Dove creek and o.
Y. Riordan OF Dolores returned from
Kansas City last night with well fill
ed pocket books, the money netted
them by their recent cattle shipment.
Mrs. J. c. Remiek of New Orleans,
iIiss Huzzie of Colorado Springs and
iirs. N. H. Whitside of Hutchinson,
Kansas, are touring Mesa Verde.
A. Fl. Symons of Navajo Springs
eft for Santa Re yesterday with nine
Indian children who are to enter the
government school for the winter
term.
Waugh Haggart, son of DIR. and
Mrs. John Haggart, departed for the
east Friday to resume his stud
les in Harvard university. His
brother Ned" leaves for the universi-
ty in few days.
P. ". Pittman delivered a Ford car
in Silverton Friday, this is one
Of the first sales in this new portion
! Of his territory. Mrs. Pittman and
daughter Miss Melba Pittman accom-
panied him on the trip.
Mrs. Louis Fink and little daughter
vent to Elco today to stay awhile
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robin
frazier. Mrs. Fink will leave for
Arizona in a few weeks to join her
husband.
After spending the summer at their
country estate, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
! Kirkpatrick were arrivals in Durango
yesterday for a few days sojourn. be-
ore leaving for their winter quar-
ters.
Mrs. Charles Bear, wife of the edi-
-or Of the Dolores Star, was among
he out of town ladies attending the
district convention of the W. C. T. U.
held here this week.
Dlr. and Mrs. q. I. Cline and the
/ lesdames Elmer Coston and Bert
Brown motored over from Mancos
yesterday in time for Mr.. Cline
% board the Eastern train for Chey-
ynne. The ladies spent the day in
town, the guests of Mrs. Browns
oarents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Springer
A. S. Thompson of Harrington re-
turned from Ohio Friday where he
/ pent some time seeking relief from
MS physical affliction, Rheumatism.
1 lis condition shows but little i'm
lroyement as a result of his stay in
be lower altitude.
Miss Edna Conner departed for
.itoneham, Colorado, Friday morning
\ where she begins an 8-months term
Of school Monday. Yesterday she
completed a 7-monts term at Perins.
special exercises were held on the
closing afternoon and quite a num-
Der of school patrons were in atten-
dance.
when the excavation and restora-
ton work is completed on the Aztec
ruins the ancient structure will be an
imposing one, towering five stories
in the air, and the grounds one of
the most interesting in America, from
an archaeological standpoint" pre-
diets Prof. Earl Morris, who was on
his way to New York yesterday
after spending the summer in San
Juan county, n. NJ, directing the ex-
cavation on these ruins, which is be-
ing done under the auspices of the
| American Museum. Prof. Morris will
| spend the winter in Columbia Uni
versity studying for his Phi. d. de-
gree. He plans to return to this Sec
ton about the middle of June to re-
sumo work on the ruins. He esti-
mates it will require four seasons to
complete the restoration.
Mrs. Harry Dixon entertained at
dinner Sunday complimentary to Miss
Link.
Mrs. Burma McGue and little
daughter and Mrs. d. B. McGue and
son John, went to Posta this morning
to spend Sunday with Mrs. McGue,
| Sr.
Mrs. Emma McNichols was off for
Pennington this morning, after
spending the summer on Upper Pine
river, where she had charge of the
culinary department at the Kirkpat-
rick country estate.
Mrs. NJ. Thorpe was bound for the
Bonnie Girl mine this morning, where