Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-06-13
LOCAL NEWS
From Mondays Daily.

Robert McKibbon was acquitted at
Farmingt.,n.
]. H. Arnold took a party overland
80 the Montezuma valley this morn
'ing.
Miss Nina Balster returned Saturday
from attending college at Columbus,
Mo.
Sheriff John Clarke went to Denver
yesterday morning on little business
of his own.
George Wirden and family returned
yesterday from two weeks outing
oil the outside.
John Ferry Of Hesperus, who spent
last week in the city returned home
this morning
H. G. and B NJ. Bishop came up
from Aztec yesterday and left this
morning for Rocky Ford.
G. l.. Dunbar, son of e. c. Dunbar
of the Neglected mine, came in Sat
urday night from Colorado Springs.
Oswald Link and Billy Wickline are
up in the Oro Fino country looking
for the stun that makes the mare go
gold.
District Attorney ]. A. Pulliam re-
turned Saturday from Pagosa Springs,
where he has been attending district
court.
Mrs Sam Wittow, who has spent the
week visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rachofsky. went up home to
Silverton Saturday
Miss Lillian ID. Lookebell, a Rico
teacher who spent last week at the
Southern hotel, returned home this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. w. Lewis were
returning passengers from Denver last
evening where they enjoyed two
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Beck, who spent the
winter in Phoenix, Arizona, came in
last evening and went down to their
home at Pennington this morning.
The Knights of Pythias will attend
the Baptist church in a body next
Sunday morning to listen to me-
mortal address by Rev. Mr.. MARYLAND.
Mrs. o. F. Boyle Is in Denver en-
route home from the east and will
probably arrive the last of the week,
being accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Sackett.
Reese McCloskey returned last ev-
ening from Denver. Rees took Downs
and Gene with him so they could see
the sights. And Downs was the chap
eron.
Judge Granville Pendleton came up
from Pennington last evening, leaving
This morning for TERRA Amarillo on
legal business. He was accompanied
by Jim Fay of Pennington.
There were a number of people at
the depot this morning to wish Prof.
Werker pleasant trip across the
ocean. The professor will be greatly
missed by his music loving friends.
Mrs Wjlda 2 Nanra loft this morn.
ing for Denver to spend her sum-
mer vacation. The people will occa-
sionally hear from her through the
columns OF the Herald.
Mr.. fastorius is here from Colorado
Springs looking after the large inter
ests of Mrs. C. NJ. Williams, as well
as himself. Mr.. Pastorius is always
welcome visitor to Durango.
Governor Hughes has signed New
York public utilities bill. placing all
transportation and lighting corpora
tions in the state under drastic regu.
lations.
Manager ]. ]. Malone is back from
Silverton where he went in the inter-
ests OF his foundry and machine shops.
Mr.. Malone is building up a nice bust
ness with the neighboring towns.
Billy Koehler. daughter Irene and
son, viii, came down from Silyerton
yesterday morning. Mr.. Koehler and
son went on to Denver and Miss Irene
will visit friends here for several days.
Yesterday night Marshal Theno had
tussle with a drunken man, who
didn't want to go to the hoose COWS
but he went Just the same. 1t cost
the man just fifteen dollars this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Ritter were
returning passengers from Denver last
evening. The Herald is pleased to
state that Mrs. Ritter is feeling much
improved, having had severe attack
of nnpumonia whiie in Denvpr