Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-23

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(From Wednesdays Daily
Jake Abee was passenger to Aztec
this morning.
DR.. r. c. Seibert came down from
Silyerton this morning.
Miss Irene Spyker of Aztec is spend
ing a few days In town.
Baseball fans can look for a good
game with Pagosa Springs here Sun
day.
Mrs. w. C. Likes went to Aztec to-
day on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. c. s.
Whitson.
Pagosa Springs ball team will play
Durango at the fair grounds Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. James Curl of this city left this
morning for Pueblo to visit friends for
a few weeks.
H. 8. Patterson of the Florida weut
to Denver today, where he expects to
locate permanently.
c. ]. West, La Plata mining man,
stayed over night in town and went to
Pueblo this morning.
Miss l.. A. Denison arrived on this
mornings train from Silyerton and Is
spending the day in town.
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Mrse l. Kruschke and son, Leslie,
departed for Denver today for a two
weeks visit with relatives.
w. ]. Blatchford of Cortez went TO
Pagosa Springs this morning to try
the waters for rheumatism.
Ray Satterwhite, who is looking
after irrigating bitches for Uncle Sam.
went to Pennington today.
Mrs. Sophy Durchholz came In on
last nights Southern from Dolores and
returned today. Shopping trip.
Miss Clara Hechtman, who has been
visiting In Ignacio, left on today's
Southern for her home at Ariola.
C. H. Chapman of this city left
for Bethany. Mo-, today on visit TO
his three sons for a couple of months
Judge H. Brigham, Jr., is in town
from Cortez ON business. The judge Is
in charge of the Cortez Town com
pany.
General u. s. Hollister arrived last
evening from Denver for a visit to
w. T. Kirkpatrick at his country home
on the Vallecito.
w. r. Self, who has been visiting
his relatives In Durango for several
months, left on today's eastern for
North Yakima, Wash.
w. T. Bozman, who is a well known
real estate man from Cortez. arrived
on last nights eastern from Denver,
and continued to Cortez today.
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George w. Gilmore, manager of the
Tomahawk, is down from La Plata.
1t is rumored that they have recently
made a big strike In the Tomahawk
group and there Is something doing
Just now.
]. H. Matthews, a Denver real estate
h< ~,
propositions the past week in San
Juan county, New Mexico. with view
to investment. returned home on to-
days eastern.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Green and fam
lily returned last evening from Den
yer, where they took in the conven-
tion and visited points of interest
around the city. This morning Mr..
and Mrs. Green took the southbound
for their Aztec home.
Mrs. George Brashear, whose hus-
band died suddenly at a local hospital
about two months ago. returned from
Flora Vista last evening where she
has been visiting friends. This morn
ing she went to Kansas where she
Will make her home with her mother
Morris Stein and wife left on today's
eastern for Chicago and New York
city, to purchase their stock OF fall
goods. They will stop few days at
Manitou to give Mrs. Stein an oppor-
tunity to recuperate before encounter
ing the fierce heat prevalent through
out the east.
Mrs. George ]. Richards of Lake
City. who has been the guest of Mrs.
Evan Calvin of Durango for a few
days. departed this morning for Pa
gosa Springs where she will visit Mrs.
Joseph Morgan. Mrs. Richards says
this is her first visit to Durango,
and that she admires our city very
much. She was accompanied by her
two sons.
John Hubbard loaded himself onto
the train yesterday and hiked back to
Durango. where he will probably open
a real estate office and from that point
OF vantage handle Archuleta county
Mr.. Hubbard is a hustler |
and no doubt will do much to bring |
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