Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-15
LOCAL NEWS
tFrom Thursdays Daily.

]. p. Lowell came in from Pine
river this morning
Mrs. Chas. Pearson went to Silver
MON last evening to visit Mrs. John
Pearson
W. T. Darlington and Dr. McEwen
went out to their ranches at Allison
this morning
Sam Wall is displaying some beauts
In the Navajo blanket line Sam makes
a specially in this line
streams are going down and fisher
men are looking for sport in about
four weeks
Willie McEwen came in from the
ranch at Allison yesterday and re-
turned this morning
Miss Riva Slough went to Silverton
last evening. where she will visit
short time with friends.
Mrs. r. A. Lowe and daughter ar
rived yesterday from Alamosa and are
guests at the Strater.
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j. NJ. Kinsley went down to the
lower valley this morning on business
connected with his commission house.
Game and Fish Warden D. E. Farr
arrived yesterday and will put in
few days looking over the situation
here.
Tulley is evidently down and out. |
his name having been dropped this |
morning and in its place appears that |
of David F. Day, editor.
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The remains of Mrs. A. V. Woodson, |
who died at the Ochsner hospital Tues |
day afternoon, were shipped by Under
taker Hood to Dolores this morning |
Mrs. o. S. Galbreath went out to
Juanita this morning. She will spend |
the next two months visiting with her
children there, at South Fork and Tell
uride.
Game Commissioner Fa9r and Nick
Cooke are old time friends, and the
meeting last evening was agreeable
and cordial
Mrs N. NJ. Young and Miss Mabel
l.. Adams, daughters of Mrs. A V.
Woodson came in from Dolores yes
aterday and accompanied the remains
of their mother home this morning.
DR.. A. w. Stillians left this morning
for Chicago to take up his fathers
: practice. During his residence the doc
tor has made many staunch friends
and the musical and professional world
will miss him
County Superintendent of Schools
Mrs. Pulford has about completed her
round of visits to the districts of the
county. She will devote some of he,
spare time now to furthering the in
forests of the district normal institute.
Mrs. Baker, sister of Mrs. w. C.
Chapman, Mrs. F. F.. Chase and Mrs.
George Lewis, arrived from Chicago
last evening. She was met at the
depot by the sisters and pleasant re-
union was held last night.
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Hon. Price Walters of Aztec. a men,
Der of the penitentiary board at Santa
Fe, came in yesterday from the latter
place, where he was attending to the
duties of this official position. He
went down home this morning.
The question of building an Elks'
home was brought at the meeting last
night and thoroughly discussed in all
its phases and no definite action was
taken. A committee will be appointed
to report further on the proposition
L. c. Dunbar came down from the
Neglected yesterday and went back
today. Night before last his horse
was attacked by some wild animal.
presumably a mountain lion, and was
somewhat lacerated.
Rev. and Mrs. w. F. Ripley arrived
y last evening from Telluride and left
for Pagosa Springs this morning. Mr..
Ripley is general missionary and sec
retary for the Baptist church in Colo
RADIO. He conducted services at the
First Baptist church last night.
Mrs. Mary Tripp of the Navajo mis-
sion was brought up from the Shiprock
agency yesterday, accompanied by her
sister. Miss Margaret Tripp. Mrs.
Trip is in feeble health and will
remain here in hopes of regaining her
strength.
Barry Sullivan packed up his traps
and, accompanied by his wife and
daughter, hiked out for his mine up
Junction creek this morning. He has
some good prospects up there and the
worst we wish him is that he will
strike another Nav Day