Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-16

From Mondays DAILY.
vernie Rice left this morning 70
Rocky Ford.
Herman Berndt left this mornin,
on business trip to Denver.
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Postmaster j. N. Springer was II
the city over night. returning to hi:
home this afternoon
Miss Flo Hurd will visit with Mrs
A. l.. Pace on the Pine for a weel
or ten days.
Mrs. A. w. Ayres and baby depart
ed for Denver yesterday morning fol
short visit
Mrs. J. A. Mueser departed this
morning for Denver, where she will
visit awhile with her daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mack OF the
Southern hotel and Dr. and Mrs.
Greene spent Sunday at Trimble
Springs.
w. w. Parshall. deputy treasurer
went out yesterday morning to take
a look at the green fields of Allison
and Grommet.
Misses Elsie Colmer and Violet
Kramer were Silverton visitors in the
city yesterday. returning home in the
evening
Willie Bowman, son of Mr. and Mrs
T. e. Bowman, went out with the
crowd this morning to Colorado
Springs.
District Attorney j. A. Pulliam and
Attorney A. r. Mollette are in at
tendance at the district court in Sill
verton this week.
Frank Cunha, Jr, who is now To-
Gated in Silverton, came down yes
terday morning to spend Sunday with
his parents.
Blair Burwell spent Sunday with
his family and went down the valley
this morning to his labors on the
Eden ditch
The weather turned cool again Sun
day morning and those who believed
summer had arrived are greatly dis
appointed.
Mrs. Joe Kolz and two children left
thio fn, d.,
visit her mother during the summer
months.
Charles Friedhorf, contractor for the
library building, arrived yesterday
from Denver and is inspecting the
work so far done.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Calabaugh re-
turned last night over the Southern
from California where they spent the
winter. They are glad to get back.
Mrs. l. Kruschke departed yesterday
morning for Poughkeepsie. N. Y,
where she will spend the summer
with her son, Leslie, returning about
September.
g.
James Denison, O'Brien and Nc
Henry and Joe Weinig took up out
fits this morning to develop property
on Junction creek and in the Orc Fine
district.
]. J. Smelcer left this morning for
Fort Collins to see his wife who is
not feeling quite so well. He expects
to be with us again in about thirty
days.
Revs. Carman and Harper left this
morning for Cortez where meetings
will be held this evening and tomor-
row. They expect to be in Durango
Wednesday
r. e. Sloan went out to Denver
yesterday morning in advance of the
other G. A. R. delegates. He will
join the delegation at Colorado
Springs tomorrow.
), Rev. ]. NJ. Kendrick. Episcopal
bishop for Arizona and New Mexico
arrived Saturday night and went to
Aztec and Pennington yesterday. He
will return to Durango tonight.
Mrs. T. |. Edwards and children
were Colorado Springs bound passen-
gers this morning where Mrs. Ed
wards will visit her sister, Mrs. Phil
lips-formerly Sallie Riddle.
The rubber company has relinquish-
ed its lease of 5000 acres of land
on the Fort Lewis mesa secured for
rubber purposes and the land is now
open to settlement.
Thos. Smith, who has the contract
for carpenter work on big reservoir
at Black Rock, near Gallup, N. NJ.
left this morning to take charge OF
the work. He will be gone thirty days
or more.
Saturday was the busiest day Du-
range merchants have had for some