Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-19

Thos. Lotus went to the Montezump
valley Sunday morning to look aftel
his contract on the irrigation canal.
Mrs. r. A. Lowe returned last even
ing from Greeley, where she placed
her daughter in school for the winter
Miss Dora Rachofsky returned to
Denver yesterday morning after a
couple of months pleasantly spent in
Durango.
o. S. Galbreath received a telegram
calling him to Pagosa Springs on
legal business and went on this morn
ing's eastern.
w. d. Whitelock. on the postal run
between Durango and Telluride, start.
ed in on his annual vacation of fifteen
days this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. N Raymond re-
turned from n few days spent with
Mrs. o. F. Boyle on the valliceto. OF
course they enjoyed the outing.
Gov. Curry of New Mexico will be
In Durango Thursday evening en-
route to Pennington fair. Durango
should give him a cordial welcome.
Supt. w. r. Shelton of the Ship
rock Indian agency, returned home
yesterday morning, after spending a
couple of days in the city on business.
B. b. Russell came down from Sill
verton yesterday to see Durango wal
lop the champeens. He went back in
the evening well satisfied with the
outcome.
Dick Hughes, who has been visit
ing his brother, Grant, was an out
going passenger this morning. bound
for Shreveport, La, where he is 10
Gated now.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. White went
out to their bungalow on the Vale
cito Saturday where they will remain
week. Fishing is not very good but
easy enough to land enough for two
Miss Flossie Coy of New Market
Ia, arrived last night and went to
Pennington this morning for a visit
with her uncle. j. w. Kight. Miss
Coy is a cousin of Mrs. C. l.. Russell
Ralph Smalley came down from the
Sunnyside mine Saturday and spent
Sunday in the city.
a Mrs. Cora Bellinser and daughter.
Carrie, returned last evening from sew
eral weeks spent in eastern points.
w. S. Pickerill, Sam Sloan and J
C. Sanford departed yesterday morn.
ing to attend the Grand lodge of Ma.
sons in Denver.
The funeral of ]. B. Standsbury, who
was killed in a runaway Friday, took
place yesterday afternoon from the
Durango undertaking parlors.
Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Baker and Mrs.
Lewis, who have been visiting the
Chapman's for several weeks left yes
terday morning for Colorado Springs
and Manitou.
Mrs. George Browning, who spent
week visiting her sister, Mrs. Farlic
Smith, departed yesterday morning for
Saguache. where she will visit reia.
tives awhile before going home to
Denver.
Miss Ethel Sheets and the Misses
Bell were passengers on this morn
ing's eastern bound for Columbus. Mo-.
where they will continue their studies
at Stephens college. The well wishes
OF many went with them.
Charles Mccoy and family and Mrs
Merit Stewart. who went to Oregon
last spring expecting to find better
country than this, came in yesterday
and went down to their old home
at Flora Vista this morning. They
got enough of that country in very
ehort time and longed for the sun
shine of the sunny southwest. They
are of the party of thirty that went
there and The Herald predicted the
majority OF the party's return by
spring. They would all like to come
back now but a number of them
bought places and can't let go. They
will be back in the course of time.
c. II. McHenry of Pennington who
IL at Ochsner hospital receiving treat
mpnt for blond nricopina 10 ronor,o,t