Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-17

Walter Brown, Mrs. Graves sister.
G. w. Wells, the civil engineer and
mining expert, who has been WORKING
with the Durango land office several
months. returned last evening from
a business trip to Telluride and Den
yer.
Mrs. 9. c. Kanady. Miss X. Kanady,
Mrs. ]. e. scripps and Mrs. E. Folsom,
all of Detroit, went to Rico this morn
| ing to visit friends for a month. Part
Of the time they expect to spend In
camping.
Mrs. Bert Brown of Rupert. Ida, ar
rived on last evenings delayed train
| and left today for Aztec. Mrs. Brown
| will visit her father, G. w. Lamber-
son, and other friends and relatives
for about six weeks.
Mrs. d. C. White and daughter, Miss
Laura White, went to Mancos today
to visit Mrs. Whites daughter, Mrs.
Theodore Parker for few weeks.
Miss Laura arrived few days ago
from Wichita, Kas.
John H. Brumley and family came
in on last night delayed eastern from
Wichita Falls, Tex. Today they left
for Mancos, where Mr.. Brumley has
brother. They expect to make their
home In Mancos.
Mrs. Joan Ackerman, president OF
the Rebecca colony of Colorado. Is
here on visit to the local organiza
tion. Miss Maud Engle of Pueblo is
with her. They are registered at the
Southern.
+. G. Mckee of the Durango branch
of the International Correspondence
school, went out on today's Southern
to Rico, and will make the circle triI
before returning. Mr.. Mckee says the
international is the only school OF
earth.
MIR. and Mrs. Rowe Pingrey re
turned from Pagosa Springs last even
ing where Rowe has been waiting OF
his father. s. W. Pingrey. The elder
ly gentleman is improving and hope,
are entertained he will soon be abb,
to return to Durango.
Mrs. H. NJ. Humphreys and son o
the Fort Lewis Indian school returned
last evening from six weeks vaca
ton trip. Beside visiting a numbe
of towns In Kansas, Mrs. Humphrey
spent some time in Chicago. She lef
this morning for Fort Lewis.
Mrs. G. N. Norton of Farmingtol
came In last evening from Pagos,
Springs, where she had been for abou
a week Mrs. Norton was called hom,
on account Of the arrival of her siste
and niece. Mrs. Mary Agrelins an,
Miss Ethel Agrelins of Kansas.
| %
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Anthony o
Warsaw. Neb., were arrivals on las
nights delayed train. They are guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Sutton. MI
Anthony is banker in his town an,
is here for pleasure and looking owe
the resources of the country.
Miss Ina McClaren, field matrol
of the Navajos, came down from Si
verton this morning. Miss McClare
is on her vacation and has Just re
turned from Grand Junction and Sal
Lake where she visited relatives. Sh
passed through to Dulce today wher
she will be the guest of Miss Lula Eel
guson for short time.
Rev. Walter c. veazie. superintend
ent of the Congregational Home Mis-
sionary society for the states of Ida
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ters at Salt Lake, accompanied by hi
wife. went out ON today's Southern
Rev. and Mrs. Veazie have been visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. Peter Kepling
er. for several weeks. Mr.. Keplinge
Is assistant forester in this district.
Solomon A. Garcia and wife, newl,
weds from Santa Fe. and j. M. Ar
chuleta. ST.. on their way to Pagosi
Springs came in last night from tn,
Junction. There was no train to Pa
gosa Springs on account OF a wash
out, and cars off the track on the
line between the Junction and the
Springs. Since there is no accommo
dation at Pagosa Junction for travel
ers they spent the night In Durango
Mr.. Archuleta Is well known in Pa
gosa Springs. He expects to remain
about three weeks.
| Rev. John Hay was called to Aztec
today to conduct the funeral services
OF Mr.. Deering, who died yesterday
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