Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-11
LOCAL NEWS
tErom Wednesdays paIlyl

(From Wednesdays Daily.)
Jack Hurley now handles the throt-
tie on the Pennington line.
Attorney A. r. Mollette went out to
Pagosa Springs this morning.
Count Cory went down to the Farm
;ngton country 'ris nj 1rui.Y
W. "A. Reese returned yesterday |
from business trip to Aztec.
Conductor Bob Lowe mas the best
run In this section Of the country.
Grand Junction peaches are in the
market. They look fine. Don't know
how they taste.
Geo. West, Jr., went out TO the cat
tie camp in Archuleta county this
morning
ASBlSldnt htftitt
the fourth division went out over the
line this morning.
State Game Warden Farr arrives
this evening to inspect the local hatch
cry. viii be his first visit.
Mrs. G. s. Driver and little daugh-
ter departed this morning for visit
with relatives in Washington.
Maybe you think 1t isn't hot today!
Well, just get out and exercise
while and you'Il find out differently
The county commissioners are still
checking up accounts and attending TO
such business as comes before them.
Miss Ada Batters, who has been
visiting Miss Mollette on the north
side went home TO Alamosa this morn
ing.
Mrs. Cora Bellinger and daughter,
Carrie, departed this morning for a
two months visit with relatives in
New York.
Mrs. Jos. Lee. who underwent an
operation at Mercy hospital some
weeks ago, left for her home near Dix
OH this mornings Southern.
Miss KIttie Porter went out to
Chama and that section of the country
this morning in the interest of her
contest for the NewsTimes subscrlp-
tion contest.
Contractor Ballard is going around
OH crutches. getting his foot caught
while unloading material for the pipe
line yesterday afternoon. Crushed
quite badly.
County warrants In payment of bills
for the past quarter are now ready to
deliver. All those who have warrants
coming are requested to call ut the
county clerks office and get them.
1t is estimated that $4,000 worth
OF fireworks were burned in Colorado
on the 4th. This does not include
giant powder and other explosives not
made for celebration purposes.
Mrs. M. A. Belmar and Mrs. Lou
O'Connell, mother and sister of James
Belman and Mrs. John Alexander, left
for Pagosa Springs this morning aft
er q pleasant visit with the folk3 here
Miss Josie Hood departed for Puebl
this morning, where she will enter the
C. F. and |. hospital for three years
course as nurse. The well wishes of
host OF friends went with her
Senator Guggenheim desires to be
come thoroughly acquainted with all
sections Of the state, the people anl
their needs before going to Washing
ton to represent them In the national
congress.
Jack Redman left this morning for
tie Elks' convention at Philadelphia
and expects to be absent about three
weeks. He takes with him fine col
lection OF Navajo blankets. rugs and
other specimens of Indian handlwork.
among which is pair of baby moe
casins. elaborately beaded, with b. p.
o. e. neatly worked In colored beads.
He will not be a bit backward about
telling OF other good things that
abound In this section of the country.
Some changes in the Rio Grande
train service took effect this morning.
Bob Lowe, who has been on the pas
senger run between here and Ala
mosa for long time took charge of
the Pennington run. and Jim Pheeney
went hark tn his old rim taking charge