Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-18

AoAiNe$ 0uhuay GU III luc city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Chapman ar
expected home this evening from thei
Texas trip.
NC w. Bowman, the saw mill man
is on tour of inspection in the neigh
borhood of Pennington.
u. l.. Rodgers returned Saturda,
from two months visit to the ole
home at Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Dock and children
OF the Calumet mine spent Sunday
with Durango relatives.
county Judge Clements was TODAY
hearing objections to the probatiLe
or the will of the late L. N. Mulnix.
Scotty Gaukroger arrived Saturday
evening and put in yesterday wheeling
the baby cart. Scotty is a devoted
father.
= ]. G. Price, district clerk, will go
to his ranch in the Montezuma valley
tomorrow morning He will probably
be back Wednesday.
MIS-. ]. G. Crawmer and baby were
cNeoing passengers on this mornings
train for Oklahoma where she will
visit several weeks with relations.
DR.. w. w. McEwen went out to his
ranch at Allison this morning, where
ne Will superintend the planting of
his fruit trees. Expects to return
tomorrow.
s. ID. Church, connected with the
government land investigation service,
went to Pagosa Springs this morning
on business connected with the de-
partment.
Parties having claims against the
county are requested to call at the
county clerks office and get their war
rants. They are all signed up and
ready for delivery.
Mrs. Vic McGirr arrived from Den
yer on yesterdays train and stopped
over night with Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
McGirr. She returned to her home in
Pagosa Springs this morning.
Mrs. ]. F. Spangler-nee Miss Daisy
George-came up from Pennington
yesterday where she had been visit
ing her parents, and departed this
morning for Ely, Nevada, to Join her
husband.
wv. d. Lee, superintendent of the
Fourth division of the d. & R. G., came
in on tour of inspection Saturday ev-
ening. He took in the Pennington
line yesterday and returned to Ala
mosa this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Turman left
this morning for the old home at
Sullivan, Ind, where they may reside
in the future, although Mr.. Turman
thinks they will return to Durango
before the summer is over.
j. w. Martin of Denver official or
2anizer of the Socialist party in Colo
RADIO, will address a meeting of Du-
range citizens at the Stilwell opera
house tomorrow night After the close
of his address Mr.. Martin will call
for questions from the audience and
will endeavor to answer them fully.
The Fort Lewis Indians defeated the
Durango high school ball team Sat
urday by score of II to 5. Quite a
number OF the high school boys were
fighting the yellow Peril" Friday
night and were not In good shape to
go up against the combination of red.
Next time they will be in better shape
and the tables will be turned.
Mrs. H. Wayne Russell, nee Miss
Gertrude Strater, arrived from Den
yer last evening on visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Strater.
This is her first visit to Durango since
leaving last summer as happy
bride. Gertrude has a tender spct in
Sher heart for Durango and will prob
ably remain six weeks or two months
as long as hubby" can spare her.
-O-
r. S. Baker was among Saturday
evenings arrivals from the east. Mr..
Baker was with the rubber company
last summer, going to Denver with his
wife in the fall, stopping there
couple of months, then a month at
Colorado Springs. the last two months
being spent in the east Mr.. Baker
is here on private matters and may
be with us a couple OF months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Helm left yes
terday morning for Loveland, where
they will visit with friends. After a
short stop In Loveland Mrs. Helm will
go to Kansas for awhile and thence
to the coast where she will spend sew
eral months with her mother. Wesley
will return the last of the week. Mrs.
Helms many friends trust that her
health will be greatly benefited by the
trip.
Deputy United States Marshal |. |.
Frank arrived from Denver Saturday