Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-24

on bushes trip to Denver today
He expects to be absent about a week
Mrs. NJ. Satterlee went to Corte,
this morning. She will visit there ,
few days before continuing to hel
home in Denver.
| Mrs. Fanny Evers, son and daughte,
| returned TO their home at Eskridpe
Kas., this morning after a pleasant
visit with DR.. and Mrs. w. II. G
Folsom of about two weeks.
Grouse are more plentiful this yea,
than usual. Notwithstanding the exces
sive rains. The Matching season was
well advanced and the birds partially
grown before the rains set in.
Mr., and Mrs. H. NJ, Roach returned
from n trip to Pennington last even,
ing. They left on today's eastern for
Oxford, returning about Sunday. Mrs
Roach is niece of Mrs. It. A. Kerr
OF Hermosa.
G. w. Crawley, son Of James Craw.
ley of Lightner creek. went to Salt
Lake this morning. where he has a
position. His sister, Miss Lille, who
came down TO see him off went rs far
as Franklin.
Mrs. Raymond l.. Ward of New York
City, who is touring Colorado and
took in the cliff dwelIers' ruins at
Mesa Verde recently. left yesterday
evening for Silverton to make the trip
to Red Mountain and Ouray over the
famous toll road.
j. w. Werkheiser OF the First Na.
tional bank at Silverton came down
yesterday to meet his daughter, Miss
Werkheiser. and friend, Miss Soule
who arrived on last nights eastern
from Denver. They are staying at
Trimble Springs for few days.
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Mrs. c. Fl. Mclean returned last
evening from visit with her sister,
Mrs. Frank Broad at Chama, to spend
a few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. p. Sloan, before leaving for her
home In Denver.
Earl Hewitt, chief of the fire and
police board of Denver, arrived over
the Southern last evening and went
east this morning. Mr. Hewitt was
accompanied by his father, Charles j.,
and brother. Ralph II. Hewitt. The
gentlemen were making the circle trip.
Mrs. William King went to Ignacio
today where she will visit friends. To
morrow she win continue to La Jara,
where about August 30 her husband
will join her. They will then go to
Grand Junction where they will make
their future home.
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Mrs. f. L. Edmiston came in last
evening from Alamosa. She will re.
main in Durango few days before
moving to Pagosa Springs. Mr.. Ed
miston will take the run between Pa
gosa Junction and the Springs some
time next week.
Mrs. A. M. Samples, who has been
spending a couple of days In town,
went to her home at Mancos today
Mrs. Samples is recent arrival
from La lara where she visited her
daughter, Mrs. William Lambert, for
about three months.
Miss Cecile Strohm and Miss Sara
Strohm came down from Hermosa
this morning where the former has
been visiting her cousins, the Misses
Eva and Clara Strohm and Mrs. Mead,
since June II. Miss Cecile left via
the Southern for her home at Topeka,
Kas.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. MOfYatt came In
on last nights eastern. Three weeks
ago they left their home In Tucson,
Ariz.. and have since toured Wash
ington, Oregon and California. They
went to Inca today to visit Mrs. Moi
fatt's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w
Wakefield.
Mrs. Sadie Anderson and son went
out on today's eastern to Kansas City.
Mrs. Anderson finds the altitude in
Durango trying and will spend the win
ter In the east for the benefit OF her
health. fer father. Peter II. Speas
and four brothers live In Kansas City
She has not seen them for twelve
years.
Mrs. NJ l.. Slayton, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Florence
| ODriscoll, for the past two months
left for her home at Kansas City this
morning via Silverton. Florence
| O'Driscoll accompanied her as far al
M0ntrose, and will visit friends there
before returning.