Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-10-04
from Mondays Daily.

Ting again. Engineers have orders
rious MS the former trouble is ap-
pretended.
Hiss Evallna Hechtman, daughter
Of Henry ]. Hechtman. returned to
Ariola this morning after a few days
profitably spent at the fair and In Wis
ting her father.
j. N. Harrison, the Cortez banker.
who has been visiting In Durango
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ostenberg
for several weeks. left for home this
morning. Mrs. Harrison will stay in
Durango for a while yet.
John Thompson, a Piedra ranch
man. passed away last week from
stomach trouble He was bachelor.
Mrs. Jennie Moore OF Mancos and
Miss Maggie Murdoch of Silverton
are nieces.
o. d. Pyle arrived from Dolores
yesterday and left for Denver this
morning. He is called to Denver to
attend the meeting OF the Democratic
state central committee on the Ken
nedy-Ballou senatorial contest.
Misses Bessie and Bertha Engle-
Lritsen, daughters of Peter Engle-
britsen, who was buried Saturday al
ternoon, departed for their home In
Lead, S. D., accompanied by j. Ii.
Teer, their fathers friend. yesterday
morning.
Gerald Harrington. The nine-year-
cid son of Matt Harrington. had his
arm broken by a fall from his bicycle
early Saturday afternoon, while walt
ing to go to the fair with his father
Young bones knit quickly and Gerald
will not long be disabled.
Mrs. T. o. Smith of Columbia, Mo-.
and her children. are here on visit
with Mrs. Smiths father, w. II. Rob
erts, and her sister, Mrs. X. +. Faris.
Mrs. Smiths husband is editor of the
Columbia Eye and has been news
paper man for twenty years.
DR. and Mrs. Lackey left for Den
yer yesterday morning. Mrs. Lackey
viii be operated upon for append
citis, having been sufferer from
that disease at intervals. DR.. Lackey
will return as soon as Mrs. Lackey is
out of danger after the operation.
Mrs. d. F. Day and son, Guy L.,
arrived from Ouray via Silverton.
Saturday evening and are now at
Trimble Springs with Mr.. Burns TAX
ing an inventory preliminary to the
formal leasing of the Hermosa house,
ranch, etc, for period of five years.
Juan Jose Trujillo was killed by
companions after nights carousing
ut Montrose. Two Mexicans named
Valdez and Martinez were arrested
or suspicion. The Mexicans had been
working at the Gunnison tunnel.
Trnjillo has brother, Ramon Tru-
lilo, working in the Durango smelter
Ben b. Russell went to Denver. Sun
day morning TO attend meeting of
the Democratic state central commit
tee called to break the deadlock In
the San Juan-Ouray-A -Hins-
dale senatorial controversy. The
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tomorrow, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Parker returned
yesterday from a trip around the cir
Gle to McElmo canon, Navajo Springs.
hack to Fruitland and Pennington
and thence to Durango. having been
gone eleven days. They report a
yrey pleasant trip and express aston
ishment at the magnificence OF the
things they saw. The Herald ac-
knowledges the present of fine box
of mixed fruit which they brought
back among others.
Mrs. James Weston, who died at
Mancos last week, wasone of the
pioneers who crossed the plains to
California fifty-four years ago. She
moved with her family from Arkan-
sas to the coast b yox team. says the
Mancos Tribune and stopped for
three days to dry buffalo meat on
the site where Denver now stands.
Mrs. Weston was &c years old and is
survived by a husband. two sons,
Hugo and Roy of Mancos. and
daughter in Clinton, Mo.
Charles Wallace came down from
the Animas Power company's plant
this morning. Mr.. Wallace says that
work IL progressing on the repairs to
the break in the pipe line, but that
more men could be used to advant
age. corps OF boilermakers is ex-
rected from Denver today to begin
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