Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-25

Miss Emma Parker OF Cortez re-
turned Saturday evening from vaca-
ton trip east. and went home Sunday
Miss Ethel Jameson left for Del
Norte this morning to visit her grand
mother. She expects to remain until
August /.
Miss Ruby Buchanan left on this
mornings eastern for lgnacio en-
route to Pargin where she will teach
"A summer school.
w. M. Mclaughlin Of New York
city and Paul Stanwood of Boston left
this morning for Mesa Verde on a
geological expedition.
DR.. and Mrs. Ochsner were passen-
gers for Grand Junction this morning,
the doctor being summoned SIS a W.T.
ness in the Steve Adams trial.
Animas valley berries are the real
thing. And why don't our valley peo
pie have larger acreage. Berries
always command remunerative
price.
Mrs. J. s. Spangler OF Ely, Nevada,
arrived Saturday evening and left on
Sundays Red Apple line for Riverside,
where she will visit her father, DR..
George.
Misses Cora Miller and Clara Glenn,
formerly matrons In the Shlprock In
dian school, left this morning for their
respective homes In Kansas City and
Tiffin, o.
The visiting Masonic officials were
taken for ride up the Animas valley
yesterday, taking dinner at Trimble
Springs. They report an enjoyable
time.
Mrs. s. w. Raymond and Miss Cath
crime Raymond left this morning for
Mancos where they will visit the
Krumpanitzky's two weeks or such
matter.
Little Birdina, the 5-year-old daugh-
ter of Mrs. George Mclaughlin, went
TO A1amosa this morning to visit her
grandmother Quite a small girl to
travel without her parents.
]. r. Butler and J. H. Nieset. former.
ly of Durango, now Of Pueblo came
in on Saturday nights eastern and
went UP Lghtner creek today to see
about their mining claims.
o.
Mrs. w. NJ. Peterson and daughter,
Miss Ora, left on this mornings Red
Apple for the Indian reservation where
Superintendent Peterson is working on
Indian allotments. Her son Paul went
yesterday.
J. C. Sanford left this morning VIA
the Southern on two weeks tour of
the state in connection with Masonic
grand commandery work first visiting
points on the far end of the Rio
Grande Southern.
Mrs. c. A. Pike and daughter re-
.urned last week. Miss Sharley has
been a student at Colorado college at
Colorado Springs. her mother meeting
Ter there. They also visited friends
n Greeley and Denver.
O.
H. +. Main. of the firm of Perkins |
Y Main. left for Alamosa this morn
ng where he meets his 14-year.old |
laughter. who is being accompanied to |
colorado by Mr.. Mains father and
sister, to spend the summer months
n Durango.
Saturday evening Miss May schalles
laughter OF J, C. Schalles. arrived
rom West Newton, Mass, a suburb
of Boston, where she has been attend
ng school. Miss Schalles will spend
he summer visiting her relatives in
his city.
Including the ball team. about twen.
" purangoites went to Mancos yes
lerday. The ball game resulted in
FAVOR OF Durango, to 5, the Mancos
boys putting up stiff article of ball
The attendance for the size of the
town was good, and the treatment ac.
corded visitors f1rst-class.
County commissioners are in SEES
sion today, adjourned from the April
meeting. Two new voting precincts
were established. one at the Boston
coal mine. called Perin's Peak, the
other at Allison. designated TIFFANY.
The numbers of the new precincts are
20 and "a respectively.
Grand Master ]. A. Davis, C. II. ia
cobson, grand secretary, and Charles
Fainter, past grand master. who were
entertained by the Durango Masons
Saturday evening, left this morning
for Pagosa Springs where there will
be jollification tonight.
ii. l.. Moore, ID. a r. G. train dis. |
patcher and operator. left this morn.
ng for Aamosa on vacation, being
accompanied by his wife, visiting Mrs.
Moore's sister, Mrs. w. II. Hallett
W. Jones relieves Mr.. Moore, arriv
ng last evening accompanied by Mrs.
|ones.