Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-05-21
From r,hursdsy,s Daily.


From Thursdsy's Daily. 4
Miss Agnes Bradley went out to |
Denver this morning to visit friends
for few days.
Editor f. J. Freeman OF the Man
cos Times is among the visitors, ar
irving yesterday evening.
d. c. Coulson and wife were among
the visitors yesterday, returning to
their Bayfield, home In the evening.
Hon Blair Burwell. the surveyor,
went out this morning to Allison to
look after new irrigation enterprises
Miss Josephine Wilson departed
this morning for Santa Fe and on to
Mckinley county, where she will visit
relatives.
Attorney w. c. Davidson returned
Yesterday evening from Silverton
where he had business before the dis
trict court.
Miss Dottie Matthews came in yes
terday evening from Fort Lewis TO
marry San Juan Naranjo, stopping al
the Palace.
WIN. Hunt. secretary of the school
board at Hay Gulch, was among the
,isitors yesterday, returning home
| his morning.
Mrs. o. S. Galbreath, Jr., who has
| ,een visiting friends in Silverton and
Durango, returned to her home at
Juanita this morning.
S. Cordell of Aztec, n. NJ, who has
been under treatment for an injured
| eye at Ochsner hospital, returned to
| lis home this morning.
| The Fourth division OF the Rio
Grande has restored the auditor
service, They came in last night
md went out this morning.
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| The Gouldings have moved their
iheep as far north as Pine Ridge and
| when the snow has vanished in the
| Mountains they will find their way
higher ground.
I j. II. Haggeriy. father of Mrs. DR..
Turrell. has returned from California
| resume mis- place as engineer in
he locomotive service of the Rio
Grande.
C. V. Stafford. employed by the ter
| itory of New Mexico to look after
insurance affairs, came in yesterday
'vening from Santa Fe to visit the
over country.
Miss Anna Cedarholm who has been
Employed with Mrs. w. C. Chapman.
md who was operated on at Ochsner
hospital for appendicitis, has quite re-
covered.
Wm. Morrison who has been asso-
lated with coal lands in the Duran.
20 fields went out this morning to
Denver, accompanied by his wife,
saying that they might go further
east
w. E. Gill who is developing the
Durango Girl mine on practical lines,
vent out to Chicago this morning to
meet his colleagues, to discuss the
,dvisability of larger exploitation OF
nat rich tellurlum producer.
-
Gilbert l.. Coon. one of the old
liners of the southwest, went to New
York this morning to visit friends
md relatives whom he has not seen
or 40 years. Quite number of old.
ime friends were at the train to bid
him goodbye.
endance and attracting interest
throughout the country. The Farm.
srs' Institute is one OF those perma-
nent institutions that come from a
community of interests
o.
Fergie Graham who is the r. r..
iraham Hardware company, went out
IN the eastern train this morning
,elling his friends he didn't know
where he would go. We was
smoking a domestic cigar and putting
is rolls TO the neither winds
Mrs. W. r. Armstrong departed
his morning for Denver, accompanied
by Miss Helen Rourlie. Mrs. Arm.
strong, who lends cheer on her way
will visit the Mellinger children who
we're sent recently to the Franciscan
)rphanage at Pueblo She told them
she would when they went away.
Geo, j. Charpiot of Denver came In
iestEday evening and stopped at tne
Palace hotel. The name is the same
is that of the longtime ago popular
lotel on Larimer street at Denver.
Mr.. Charpiot is here to study the op.
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