Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-21
LOCAL NEWS,
trrom rhursday.s Daily,

(From Thursdays Daily,
E. R. Bennett of the Agricultural col
Iese at Fort Collins was an arrival las
night
C. 8. Fogleson and wife Of Corte;
left today for visit with Denver
friends.
w. P. McRee made flying trip te
Durango last evening from La Plata
N. NJ.
/. o. Branham was a last nights mr.
rival from Denver. and went home to
Aztec today.
Smoke from the forest fires OF the
northwest has enveloped Chicago. 47G
miles away.
r. A. Miller OF the Northwestern In.
surance company came in from Denver
last evening.
DR.. w. Fl. c. Folsom came in from
Denver last evening where he attend
ed the Republican convention.
M. M. Beck was returning to Aztec
this morning with his wife whom he
was bringing from Missouri.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gainor departed
this morning to join their daughter
Mrs. Cora Stull, at Fullerton. Cal.
]. H. Morgan and wife are In town
from Chama- Mrs. Morgan Is at Ochs-
ner's hospital for treatment.
Miss Mona Carr, who has been
spending few days in town returned
to her home at Pagosa Junction today
Miss Bertha Paul went to Edith this
morning to spend two weeks vaca
tion with her aunt, Mrs. George Young.
Postmaster A. NJ. Reed of Silverton
passed through from Denver last even
ing, on his way from the Republican
convention.
e. D. Hall and family of Dolores
were guests Of the Palace last evening
on their way to their old home In
Louisiana.
w. F. Leeper continued his jour
ney to his Aztec home today after a
stopover for the night in town, on his
way from Denver.
George Jeep and wife are over from
Mancos. with two carloads of wheat,
which he sold at $3.50 per 100 pounds.
They return tomorrow.
L. H. Forster and family Of Norca-
tur. Kas.. were guests of the Southern
last night and went to Pennington to-
day where they may locate.
o.
Ellis Hampton went home to Pagosa
Springs on this mornings eastern,
after spending a few days in town.
Politics and other matters.
Major H. M. Randolph came In last
night from Denver and continued to
Mancos on today's Southern. Mrs
Randolph will remain in Denver some
time longer.
There will be ball game between
Silverton and Durango next Sunday
afternoon at 2:30. Starr will pitch
for Durango. A good game will be
put up.
J. H. Slattery passed through to
Silyerton last night from Denver. hav.
ing accompanied his wife and daugh-
ters that far on their way to Wash.
ington where the young ladies will en-.
ter school.
The school at Allison commenced
Monday Of this week. Miss Bessie
Kellog of Colorado Springs is the
teacher.
Francis D. Pastorius, who is interest.
ed In irrigations projects on Florida
mesa as well as In the Durango Street
railway. came in last night from Colo
RADIO Springs. George C. Lockhart ac-
companied him.
Miss Harriet Newman departed for
her home In Boston. Mass. this morn
ing after a pleasant visit with her
cousins. Mrs. Newman and Mrs. Lloyd
Sheets. Miss Newman spent several
months In California and stopped in
Durango on the way back.
Mrs. Frank VIII and children left
for Denver today. where she may 10
cate II conditions are favorable. In
any case she will make long visit
before returning. Mrs. VIII has been
prominent IN lodge work and will be
missed by her many friends.