Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-20

Springs, leaving thio uOi
Mrs. Dave Lemon came in from
Mancos vast evening and will spend
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Lewis, after which she will go East
Arthur Ford Of the telephone re-
pair force, has been granted a vaca-
ton OF two weeks and will spend the
time In Denver, leaving this morning.
Baseball will be one of the drawing
cards, and with Silverton, Ouray and
Telluride competing. there is going
to be spirited contest for SUI
premacy.
Mrs. J. NJ. Palmer, who has been
visiting in California the past two
months. returned last evening, regis
tered at the Palace and went home
this morning
The mother and sister of E. A.
Hutchinson. whom he went to meet
at Lumberton day before yesterday,
missed connection and did not arrive
till last evening.
Paul H. White of Indianapolis,
secretary treasurer OF the lockwood
Power company, went to Silverton
this morning on business connected
with the company.
Nelson Dick and julius G. Rairdin
have filed location certificate for the
sk Ages lode claim in California
ustrict
There is said to be no hope for
James Trask, the ranchman who
broke his back by falling from a sec
ond-story window.
Mrs. Adair Wilson and Miss Mar
garetta will visit at Chipeta ranch |
near Ouray, leaving this morning |
over the Southern.
If you have the hay fever take |
run up to Trimble Springs and few |
days will do wonders for you. S. w. |
Raymond of the Herald can testify |
to this fact
John P. Halton has received a pat |
ent for 80 acres of land In section |
81, township 35 north of range ~. /
He sold the land to the Porter Fuel |
company Consideration 81.
The Salt Lake excursion started |
out this morning over the Rio Grande |
Southern. The crowd going was |
small, only 10 tickets being sold. |
Among those going were Arthur Bag. |
by and wife. viii Croke, Miss Mollie |
Real and Miss Bertha Kerr
The heavy fruit shippers yester- |
day were Frank NJ. Harvey of Cedar |
Hill, L. B. Hendricks of Riverside, X. |
II. Woods and C. M. Elliott of Farm |
ington and ]. B. Heilman of Flora
Vista.
Mrs. Edward Rossiter went out on /
the Salt Lake excursion train this /
morning, intending to go as far as /
Grand Junction to meet Mr.. Rossi- |
ter's mother, who is coming from Cal /
ifornia for visit.
Miss Maude Logan of Pennington,
VINO went to Denver on the Elks ex-
cursion, remained till she had her /
visit out. returning last evening. rest.
to-. ;xN,t nj
tinuing home this morning.
Miss Mamie Petty, the popular |
young nurse of Mercy hospital will |
spend a short vacation at Pagosa
Springs, going out this morning. One |
patient who was at the depot is |
much worse since she left.
Mrs. Sadie Likens left this morning |
for Denver after spending the past |
nine months here. Denver is her
home, but she has been staying here
so as to be with her son, r. W., who |
runs on the Rio Grande Southern.
Miss Mary Messechre went to Pa |
gosa Springs this morning. Court |
commences over there next Monday |
and Miss Messechre, who is the Off |
cial stenographer, went a few days
early so as to have a visit with
friends.
Bob Rice, who presides over the
mail car on the Big Red Apple line,
went out fixed this morning. He had
rocking chair to sit in till he got
too warm and then two cakes OF ice
to sit on till he got cool. That run
is certainly picnic.