Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-18

| MIS- ru. iurley returned To Cham;
yesterday morning.
Automobiles were in evidence OF
the Trimble Springs road yesterday
| Mrs. Robert Sloan went out to Pa
gosa Springs this morning for short
| stay
Miss Mona Russell left this morn
ing for two months visit with her
sister in St Louis.
Mrs. Hans Aspaas and mother. Mrs
Price. are in from Thompsons park
today
Bryce Patterson was Pagosa
Springs bound passenger this morn.
ing from Silverton.
B. E. Russell came down from Sill.
verton this morning and continued on
to Denver.
Mrs. j. w. Dowd came in from Tell
uride last evening and continued to
Alamosa this morning.
DIR. McEwen and w. T. Darlington
returned yesterday from their ranches
in the Allison country.
o. S. Galbreath went out to Juanita
yesterday morning, expecting to stay
Two or three days with the folks.
Mrs. H. ID. Mcbride left yesterday
morning for her Pueblo home after
visiting her daughters few days.
Mrs. Petherbridge and her daughter.
Miss Lillian, are over from Mancos,
spending yesterday at Trimble.
Mrs. Chas. Sheer and two daughters
from Slverton are guests at the
Southern and will stay for several
days.
John H. Werkheiser of the First
National bank, Silverton, was a Den
yer bound passenger yesterday morn
ing.
Dan MacLean and w. S. Weightman
visited the Allison section yesterday.
They report a heavy rain In the after
noon
Mrs. j. C. Reed of the R. G. S. hotel
Mt Dolores spent several days visit
ing in the city returned home this
morning.
w. H. CTooke was Silverton
bound passenger on yesterdays east
ern, returning from brief trip to
Denver.
An Italian, charged with disturbance
will appear before Police Judge Houx
this evening and will likely get the
usual dose.
Billiards. did you say? Why. of
course. Meet me at the Brunswick
where the tables are new and the
euobiohn All iibht-
Mrs. Larkin Beck of Pennington
who spent several days guest at
the Southern. went down home yes
terday morning.
Miss Kittie Porter went up to Sill
verton last evening to rustic for sub
scriptions. II she don't win that big
prize 1t won't be her fault
Miss Ruth Allen, who has been
visiting the past several days with
Mrs. w. W. Smith went down to her
Pennington home this morning.
Otto Mears passed through from
Silverton to Denver yesterday morn
ing. He reports unusual activity
throughout San Juan county and pre-
diets a banner year.
State Game and Fish Commissioner
D. Il. Farr, who was looking over af-
fairs in this section In connection
with his office left for Denver yester.
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Brown and chill
dren came down from Silverton this
morning and will visit with Mrs.
Browns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Spring
er. on the north side.
Miss Lena Steineger, with the Sing
or Sewing Machine company, left Sun
day morning on an extended vacation,
the first time of for over two years.
She will be absent about two months
and take in Denver and other state
points.
Marshal Mccartney Saturday picked
Up drunken Indian and put him In
the cooler to sober up. The noble
son of the forest had in his possession
n gun and a bottle of whiskey. The
marshal confiscated both and turned
the fellow loose, with an admonition
! to fight shy OF smoke wagons and fire
water in the future.
w. II. Crawford. the contractor o.