Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-10-22

1000 fry to bo deposited In the Up
psr Piedra river.
George C. Carson, who has basa In
several days inspecting his
property here and attending to vart
ous details. left this morning - Phil
adelphia.
Miss yinley OF ChicaO. fsssntly
with Marshall Field in that city. An
expert hat trimmer. arrived lsst even
Ing to taks . position with the Stain
store.
w. p. Worthing and J. H. Gardner
Of Colorado springs arrived yestsFoaaq
and went to Cedar Hill this morning. |
They are looking over the country |
with view Of locating.
Fl. T. Henry came up from Axtse
yesterday. He vs. sssompanied by
his nephew. e. A. Heard. Jr.. OF Rome,
Georgia, whom he bad~ goodbye at
the Depot on his return home.
n Q. Dab was IN the city frsn his
New Mexico ranch yesterday. Bob"
WAS foru1gly a resident Of Dsrango.
but since he began ranoh4ss he
doesn't come here vav often.
Mrs. Dora White left this morning
for Wichita, Kan, where she will visit
her daughter for few veSks. She
will return to Durango when her visit
Is concluded.
II Doc Rowan should go to congress
and make a speech like the one he
made in Durango last night, what
would congress think OF the second
district OF Colorado?
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Ord,
who died Tuesday evening, took place
from St Colunbs's church at 2
O'Clock this afternoon. Burial was in
Greennount cemetery.
Mrs. Ed Gseman and her sister,
Mrs. Brice, who has been Vo1iting her,
left for Telluride this morning. Mrs.
Brice will continue her journey from
Telluride to Milwaukee her home
city, and Mrs. German Will come back
to Durango.
Mrs. William Pierce left tho Och
sner hospital last evening and returned
to her home In Silverton, where he:
family and a few friends had = fine
turkey supper waiting for her.
The cafeteria supper and sale Of
fancy articles held by the ladies Of
St. Marks guild at Mrs. MoConelrs
yestssday afternoon and evening NAa
success financially and a neat sum
will be realized.
Judge Merie. Interpreter seaa ana
stenographer Berosr cane up from
Aztec last evening, court havtns ad-
jouned. They spent the Aight At
Trimble Springs and loft faf Santa
Fe this morninQb
DR.. o. G. McDwsn spent the sigh
In Durango and returned to Farming
ton this morning. He was accomDan-
led on his return BY his sister. Miss
Ida McEwen, who will 0ake Al "a
tended visit with him.
Mrs. 1sss Hollingsworth 10 . recent
arrival. She 10 the wife Of Rsss Hol-
lingsworth. manager of the eden
dry goods department, sad comes
from Newton, Kan Their D0o for
the winter IL at the Southern.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0yril ]. Colly0 and
Mrs. 2. "A Collysr OF Frutlsnd. n.
NJ. whore Mr.. Coilyer has . storA,
arrived last evening. Mrs. n n Coll
yer, mother of Mr.. Collyer. LEFT this
mornins for England. BirminghaD 10
her home.
J. H. Quinton. consulting engineer
in the United States reclamation ser.
vice. and W. H Sanders, also 4 co.,
sultant h the sans service. arrived
over the Southern Tuesday. Mr.
Quinton is enginssr In chnrge sf the
Gunnison tunnel project with head.
quarters at MontrosA Thsy are here
on special work OF their department
]. H. Quinton. consulting snginesr
In - United States reclamation ser
viek and w. n. Sanders, also of that
service. who arrived In Durango yes
tsrday. went down to the Lower Ia
Plata this morning to look over the
government irrigation project there.
Mr.. Quinton = engineer in charge Of
the Gunnison tunnel with headQuar-
ters at Montrose.