Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-01

(From Wednesdays Daily)
c. D. Stewart is over from Tellu-
ride.
w. A. Stewart returned to Hesperus
today.
Arthur Ayres came down from Sill
verton this morning.
Mrs. ]. L. Nickel. proprietress OF
that excellent hotel. The Springs. at
Pagosa Springs, is a visitor at the
fair.
1t is impossible to personal" all the
visiting pioneers, but we hope to later
publish the name of all those attend.
ing the meeting both visiting and 10
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| Mrs. Bates, a sister of Mrs. George
Tiffany, Jr., and her niece. Mrs. Rob
ert Stice, returned to Jacksonville,
| ILL.,, after a pleasant visit in Durango.
R. w. Stewart and mother came In
from the Idaho last evening. Mrs,
Stewart, who has been spending the
summer with her sons, goes east III
the morning.
Miss Minnie Ellermyer, niece OF
Mrs. Wesley Helm, was the guest Of
her aunt last evening on her way from
Dolores to Wakeeney, Kas., to attend
school this term.
j. C. McNaughton and Miss Laura
White left for Wichita, Kas., on to-
days eastern, after brief visit with
Miss Whites mother, Mrs. Dora G,
White.
Rev. Walton Doggett went to Farm
ington this morning to conduct serv-
ices. The plans for the new Episcopal
church have already been completed
and excavation will be begun shortly.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Heuloth OF Eu
reka returned last evening from visit
to their ranch on the La Plata. Mrs.
Heuloth went home this morning. her
husband remaining to take in the fair.
In answer to many inquiries The
Herald will state that the train to
y Trimble Springs Thursday night Is
open to any one who wants to go. but
, the dancing and banquet privileges
are only for the Pioneers.
Mrs. w. H. Pruner was an arrival
last night from Cortez, where she
. spent the past three months with her
daughter Mrs. Guy Harrison. Mrs.
Pruner was the guest of Miss Bessie
Potter overnight and departed to her
home in Omaha today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Blatchford came
in from Cortez last night. on their way
to Denver. Mr.. Blatchford is suffer
ing with sciatica and intends to con-
suit specialist. Mr.. and Mrs. Blatch-
ford were houose guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. B. Whitaker last night.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Peake departed
! on today's Southern for Ridgway on
a visit to Mrs. Peake's mother. Mrs.
Peake's mother, Mrs. B. e. Van Keu.
rem, who has been visiting them fdA
. some time accompanied them on her
way to her home at Oshkosh, Wis.
Mrs. A. F. Hood went to Allison
! this morning. The little baby OF Mrs.
D. Minnie Lonne is very sick. and Mrs.
= Hood. who is a great friend, went
to assist the anxious mother. Mrs.
Lonne is a sister of Tom Jones. for
merly of this city. now of silverton.
Supt. W. T. Shelton and Miss May
Vandesrift were passenger to Ship
rock today. Mr.. Shelton was returning
after a few days spent In Durango ON
business. Miss vandegrift has accepta
ed position as substitute teacher in
the Indian school for short time
Mrs. X. Luttrell Of Silverton, who
came down yesterday to attend the
meeting of the Pioneers. made an uh.
expected trip to Antonito today. Mrs.
Luttrel was summoned there on bust.
ness, but hopes to return in time for
the pioneer banquet and ball at the
Springs tomorrow night.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. H. Guthrie and sis
ter, Mrs. w. L. Parry, came up from
Pennington last evening. DR.. and Mrs
! Guthrie went to Denver to spend the
winter. Mrs. Parry. who has been
visiting them for some weeks, left for
her home at Ehrichsville, O.. today,
accompanying them as far as Denver.
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