Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-06-20
LOCAL NEWS.
From Mondays Daily.


Mrs. H. D. Mcbride is reported i'll
nt Pueblo. where she went to receive
special treatment
Mrs. King and daughter, Miss Elsa,
departed via the Southern for Cali.
fornia yesterday morning.
John kellenberger came in last ev-
ening after several days spent among
MS customers to the east of us.
Richard McCloud went to Denver
this morning on business, which will
keep him there most of the week.
Mrs. w. 7. Vailes, principal OF the
Park school, left this morning for a
few weeks visit with her father in
Oklahoma.
Chas. Meuser returned last night
from his interview with the United
States grand jury as witness in the
land cases in Denver.
Nis. "a. M EuWdTuS, VINO was
brought up from Pennington Saturday,
suffering from rheumatism, was taken
to the hospital for treatment.
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The remains of John Slater, who
died at Pennington of apoplexy, were
brought up yesterday and shipped to
Cuchara Junction this morning.
Sister Dorothy of the Sisters of
Mercy arrived from Aspen Saturday
and will visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Croke on the north
side.
A. L. Nathan has leased the Richey
residence on the Boulevard and ex-
poets to move in some time next week.
The house being repapered and paint
ed on the inside.
s. F. Anderson, the Tuxedo cream
man, came down from Silverton this
morning en- route east. Mr.. Ander-
son is finding his creams gaining in
public favor.
Miss Ethel Hood daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. A. f. Hood, left for >
Louis yesterday and thence to Illinois
where she will spend the summer wi
her grandmother.
Rev. Mr.. Fleetwood is liable to be
absent several weeks as word comes
from Salt Lake City that he is to be
operated on for appendicitis. Mrs.
Fleetwood is with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moninger and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Katch
aler left this morning for a summers
visit among relatives In Scranton and
other Pennsylvania towns.
Mrs. R. ]. Osenbaugh is reported
quite low. Yesterday she gave birth
to child which died. Friends are
doing everything possible and all trust
the mother will pull through all right.
Sheriff VIM. Palmquist and family
of Silverton were home bound pas
sengers on yesterdays train. Mrs.
Palmquist and the children have been
visiting in Kansas for several months.
S. w. Smith, manager OF the Red
Men hall has been notified that the
tour of the San Juan by the Posts
band has been declared of, and there
fore the engagement here has been
Cancelled.
Deputy Marshal Tom Clark alighted
from the eastern last evening few
minutes, then continued to Trimble
Springs for the night and today is
resting quietly awaiting Denver in
structions.
Ouray failed to connect ON securing
the next meeting OF the State Asso
citation of Elks. Fort Collins got the
plum. That burg also captured the
Grand Army encampment- They have
boosters up there.
Mrs. Louise Forbes arrived yester
day from Denver, and will spend few
days here visiting relatives. She will
then 60 to Silverton to visit with her
son, Archie, who Is connected with
the Colorado Telephone company.
Miss Millicent White returned last
evening after an absence of about
fifteen months. She is looking splen-
did. Here is hoping she will remain
In Durango and be one OF us here
after.
C. C. Burlington OF Aztec was Grip
pie Creek bound passenger this morn
ing. He had with him a valuable col
lection OF walking sticks, made from
wood taken from the Cliff dwellers
ruins, which he will present to his
friends.
Henry F. Banta of Arizona today
bought of Catherine Fletcher forty
acres of the Fletcher ranch, seven
miles up the Anmas. paying therefo
$4,000. S. w. Pngrey negotiated the
deal.