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

leave for Baltimore, which they will
soon do, Mr.. Taylor win carry recon
mendations that will enable him te
get work at once, and should they
ever return to Durango, they will re
ceive warm welcome. They were
| presented with a handsome Japanese
tea set and silver piece, and could
not express In words their gratitude
to the givers.
From Saturdays Daily.
w. ]. Whitlock, In the government
service, registered at the Palace las;
night and went to Shiprock this morn.
ing.
II. H. Barnes, attorney from Silver.
ton. came down on the morning train
to look after business.
s. w. Carpenter spent the night in
town, registering ut the Strater, and
returned home this morning.
Miss Edith RalIi returned last
evening over the Rio Grande Southern
from Salt Lake City, where she spent
the greater part of her vacation.
Miss Alice Deutch. who has been
visiting Miss Minnie Gogarty, re-
turned this morning to her home in
Pennington.
Mrs. Nathan Skinner was an arrlv-
al last evening from Denver for a
visit with her brother, II. NJ. Bill
ings. of Graden's grocery store.
w. C. Kncaid went out this morn
ing on the eastern, having spent yes
terday In town on business connected
with the hatchery.
Wlillam ~. Leonard, agent at lgna-
clio, with his wife spent the night at
the Strater, returning to the agency
this morning
Miss Cloa Steineger and her guest,
Miss Ada McGetrick, returned this
morning from Trimble Springs,
where they spent the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Malice. father and
mother OF Mrs. B. J. Ochsner. depart.
ed this morning for their home in
Madison. Wis, after very pleasant
visit here Of few weeks. They hope
to return next summer.
The library plans are today on ex-
hibition In the window OF the Smelter
City State bank. The building will
be handsome structure, and will be
ample for all needs Of Durango for
many years to come.
Shorty Bridgman Is with us again,
returning from Silverton this morn.
ing. He took a room at the Strater,
changed his collar and went out and
sold some crackers to some OF the
merchants who didn't buy any the
last time he called on them.
Jay TURKEY and G. A. Turley came
up from Blanco last evening to meet
their wives. who came FROM Santa
Fe. Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Turley re-
turned home this morning, but G. A.
and his wife missed the train by about
minute and had to stay over today.
They are stopping at the Edelman.
Mrs. ]. C. Gilbreath and her son, II.
j., were guests at the Palace last
night and went to Aztec this morning
to see Mrs. Gilbreaths son who is in
the hardware business. Their home
IL In Monte Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.. Ballough are
back from their camping trip In the
vicinity OF Chama. They spent two
weeks up and down the Chama river
with friends. there being seven in the
party. They took In some OF the little
mountain lakes up on the range and
had thoroughly enjoyable time.
w. II. Endner returned to Mancos
this morning. Mr.. Endner says the
demand for fruit boxes has become
SO great that 1t is impossible to sup
ply them on short notice. He says
fruit associations win have to place
their orders for boxes one year ahead
and that is what the Grand valley
growers are doing now.
William Sullivan. whose arm was
broken few weeks ago by fal
from a horse on the Red Mountain
road, passed through this morning
for Denver, accompanied by hi
wife and son John. He will not like
lily return before next spring. He Il