Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-10-25
Mrs. John Grady, since the fair re-
turned TO Rico this morning.

Mrs. John Grady. since the fair. re-
turned to Rico this morning.
Sam Palmer OF the Durango
Pressed Brick company returned last
evening from Aztec. The Durango
brick are going there in quantity.
w. r. Doss. the SilveTton painter
and paper hanger. went through to
Deyer this morning. He is going to
the Pacific coast for the winter.
Location certificates were filed to-
day for the Dipper and Dipper No. 2
lodes in the Needle mining district
by L. A. Butt, ct al.
]. p. Green and I. N. Williams of
Vinita, l. T., arrived last evening and
went into the lower country this
morning with view 20 locating.
Frank Blatnick, who recently sold
his saloon and boarding house on
Lower Main avenue, went to Pueblo
this morning and expects to locate
there permanently.
Miss Nettie c-lllns, who has been
at the Kirkpatrick ranch during the
summer. went to Denver this morn
ing to visit a cousin. Miss Collins
will return in the spring.
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w. S. Hankey and sister came down
from Ironton last evening for stay
of some time. Mr.. Hankey has been
employed in the mines at Ironton all
summer.
Chuck" Bailey came up from Az
tee last evening and leaves this morn
Mrs, Bailey. going from thence to
Denver for short stay.
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S. S. and NJ. l.. Brown of Eaton,
Colo, are here to take over bunch
of lambs from the Heather brothers
of Hesperus. The Browns are feed
ers at Eaton.
Jack Cole came down from Silver
ton this morning and will go into the
lolks tonight. the Herald is informed
Jack is a delicate creature and all
good Elks will deal gently with him.
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Dan p Hatfield. son of d. o. Hat
field. former agent of the ID. &. r. G.
at Ignacio, came to town from Cum
hres last night and went down to Az
tee this morning.
r. w. Fairfoull returned from Chi
cago last night. 1t win be remem
bered that he went there to purchase
machinery for the Durango Girl mine
he went up to the mine today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips, who have
been employed at the Southern since
Mrs. Mack took charge, left this morn
ing for California, where they will
live hereafter.
Mrs. w. S. Weightman and Miss
,.eightman left this morning for
Rivella, Montana, where they will
visit Mr.. Weightman's brother a short
time. going thence to California 10
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. O'Keef left this
morning for Phoenix, Arizona. They
will spend month there with Mrs,
O'Keef's brother and then go to
Southern California, where they will
stay until spring, then return to Du-
range.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Kidder, Lee S.
Miller and Harry C. Kesey of Wash
ington, d. c., arrived last night. Mr..
kidder is a member of the United
States geological survey and will go
TO Hesperus tomorrow with Messrs.
Miller and Kersey to examine lands
withheld from settlement to deter
mine whether they contain coal.
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Sam Graham and wife passed
through to Silverton last evening com
ing from Denver. They expect to To-
cate in Silverton. Sam has been with
the Denver Dry Goods company until
recently. He says that his brother
John, who is in the navy is now sta
toned at Annapolis as an instructor.
Mrs. Kate Samain has lodged com
plant with the county court that her
son Danny is incorrigible and has
asked the court to take cognizance of
the case. Danny has been hiding out,
so that the sheriff's office has not
been able to bring him before Judge
Pike as yet; but he will be found and
dealt with under the law relating to
juvenile delinquency.
Meet Hon. Warren A. Haggott, the
next representative of the Second dis.
trict in congress at the Republican
headquarters in the Ritter block this
evening.