Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-03


has out are great.
w. @. Black OF Aztec came up last
night and went to Silyerton.
The Pennington train now sports
an auditor. That line is modern.
II. r. Lowe, the correspondence
school man, went to the San Luis val
ley this morning.
W. E. Stockinger and Frank MUIR
of Aztec we're heavy shippers OF to-
matoes last evening.
The Democratic judicial committee
meets Monday, Sept. II, at 1880 In
the evening, at the court house.
Mrs. s. E. Moses of Great Bend
Kan, was an arrival last night for
visit. She Is sister of Fred Bacon,
Mrs. McGranath and son Walter OF
Dolores spent the night at the Palace
and went home this morning. They
had been spending few days at Eur
eka.
j. b. Heilman of Flora Vista return
ed last evening from his sad mission
at Monte Vista, where he went to
bury his wife. He went home this
morning.
Mrs w. s. Martin, wife of the post
master at Mancos, was a guest over
night of Mrs j. Fritz, and departed
this morning for Loveland on a Wis
1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Truman return
ed last evening from Pagosa Springs,
where they spent two weeks. Mrs
thurman did not quite get rid of her
rheumatism.
O. w. Sylvester and 7. G. Sylvest-
err of Monte Vista. sheep buyers. went
out this morning to Pine Ridge to
talk business with the Goulding
brothers.
]. s. Hatcher, a wool buyer of Pa
gosa Springs, was guest over night
at the Strater and went down to Lar
go this morning to interview the men
who have wool to sell.
w. r. Armstrong made trip
through the eastern part of the coun-
ty yesterday, distributing fair liter
AZURE and boosting in general. The
farmers are interested this trip.
Clarence 0. Finch returned from
Denver to Slverton last night. Had
been looking after business connect
ed with the illustrated edition of the
Miner. He expects 1t will be ready
before long.
Joseph T. Terry and his sister, Mrs
Milo p. Strong of Denver, passed
through to Slverton last evening.
Mr.. Terry returning from visit to
the outside and Mrs. Strong going for
visit with her parents.
D. II. Tulloch, wife and children OF
Silver City, N. NJ, departed for home
this morning after spending over a
week here with Mrs. ]. C. Spargo and
family. Mr.. Tulloch and Mrs. Spargo
are cousins.
Miss Conroy, sister of Chas. Con
roy, who was injured in the Animas
Forks wreck, departed this morning
for her home in Manhattan, Kan.
Miss Conroy has not thoroughly re-
covered yet from her injuries.
Mrs. Herman Meis and little daugh.
ter HERNIA departed this morning for
Los Angeles, where they will spend
the winter They will arrive there
in time to get settled before school
time, and HERNIA will attend school
this winter.
Mrs. Sam Sloan returned last even
ing from thorough inspection of
the eastern styles in millinery, and
with the stock enroute the Graden |
Mercantile company parlors will pre-
sent an attractive appearance in the
near future. Mrs. Sloan was able to |
pick out the predominating colors |
shapes and kinks and with her good
taste Durango ladies' are going to
have just as choice selections as
though residing in Denver or other
large cities.
Thomas lockwood, prominent
real estate and insurance man from
Durango. is spending the day in town
TON" and me" were kids together
In, MI 4 - |