Semi-weekly herald., 1908-09-14

in Denver. after which they VIII re-
turn to Pueblo to attend the state fair.
Miss Lillian Hickman, who accom-
panied her brother. Frank. this far on
his way to school at Las Vegas. N. NJ,
returned to her home at Flora Vista to-
day.
The ladies of Smelter City hive No.
81 will serve dinner during the week
of the fair. The place OF serving will
be advertised later. BY order of com
mittee.
Mrs. William Koehler of Silverton |
returned last evening from Denver
where she went to put her daughters
in school. She went on to Silverton
this morning.
Mrs. P. R. Thombs of Pueblo, who
has been visiting relatives in Durango
and vicinity. since spring, went to
Mancos this morning to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Shaw.
Mrs. ]. w. Ralston left on today's
Red Apple for her home at Cedar
Hill, after a weeks reunion with her
sisters, Mrs. DeShazor, DR.. Locke and
Miss Dina Locke.
Mrs. E Beach (nee Julia Dugan)
departed to her home in La Plata
City today after pleasant visit with
Mrs. w. B. Wheeler, and disposing of
some business matters.
Mrs. Fanny Caster left for her home
In Aztec this morning, after ten
days visit with her sister. Miss Ella
Pyle. Mrs. Caster goes back much
improved In health.
G.. Caldain, editor of an Italian pa
per in New York. who has been in
Durango for some time went to Tellu-
ride today. He is studying the condi-
ticns of his countrymen in the west
ern mining camps.
Ray VanDusen and sister, Miss Da-
| die, who have been visiting Mr.. and
| Mrs. C. s. Talbot of this city for some
time, departed for Grand Junction on
today's Southern to join their parents
Mrs. w. P. Hensley came up from
Aztec last evening to meet her hus-
band who arrived on last nights east
ern. They were guests of the Palace
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. VanDaniker were
passengers on the Pennington line
this morning. They expect to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Stockmeyer at Aztec,
and will combine business and pleas.
ure during their absence.
Mrs. Sam Sloan has Just returned
with the best line of millinery ever
brought to Durango, which can be seen
in the millinery department of the
Graden Mercantile company. New
goods arriving each day.
Mrs. John Bell and daughter, Miss
| Frances, passed through today from
lockwood, on their way to Columbia,
| Mo-. where the young lady will re
enter Stephens college. Mrs. Bell may
] decide to remain with her daughter for
several weeks.
Mrs. Fred Little and son of Ala
mosa and Mrs. s. F. Madaris of To
peka, Kas., went to Riverside today
where they will be the guests of Mrs
William Pieper. For the past week
the ladies have been visiting Mayor
and Mrs. Herman Berndt.
H. L. Hollister of Chicago and Yer
non l.. Sullivan of Santa Fe, terri
torial engineer for New Mexico, were
overnight guests of the Strater. They
went out on the Pennington line this
morning to look into some ditch prop
ositions in San Juan county.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Sellers were ar
rivals on last nights delayed train,
reaching town about / o'clock this
morning, from Horace, Kas. They
stayed at the Southern and continued
their journey to Dolores today, where
they expect to locate II conditions are
satisfactory.
Mrs. James NJ. Sparlock of Wood
ward. Okla, came in last night from
Dolores where she has been visiting
friends. Mrs. Sparlock left on today's
eastern for Ignacio to spend few
days with her brother. after which
she will go on to her home az Wood
ward.
Mrs. Ralph Clarke and party passed
through from Silverton this morning
She was on her way to place her
daughter In Gulliford academy at Pue-