Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-31
LOCAL NEWS.
trrom THURSDAY. Daily.

r LOCAL NEWS.
Il fyrom Thursday's Daily.l
Miss sharley Pike was passenge
TO Aancos this morning 10 spend
/ few days with her aunt. Mrs. Henr,
Krumpanitsky.
Walter Livengood went to Ignaci,
today to do some surveying on tn,
Carey land. He will be absent abou
la week.
Mrs. Martha A Shute. secretary O.
the state board of horticulture, arrived
last evening from Denver. She lef
for the cliff dwellers ruins today a,
Mesa Verde.
Mrs. 8. e. Mccoy and mother, Mrs
e. c. Bishop, returned last evening
from Dolores where they visited the
Mann brothers for a few weeks. They
went out on today's eastern to their
L ASA0 IA ORa aAh8uoiup nO.
Miss Annie Whitehead and brother
Willie were returning passengers to
| their home at Aztec this morning.
They spent the past two months with
their sister. Mrs. L. A. Stark, whom
Durango people will remember as Miss
Margery Whitehead at Needieton.
Mrs. John Campbell OF Pueblo after
a pleasant visit with Mrs. Il. c. Light
ner of this city. left today for Delta
where she will spend short time.
Al Glenwood Springs Senator Camp
bell will join her for few weeks be-
fore returning home.
Misses Mamie and Georgia Bagby,
daughters Of w. N. Bagby OF this :ty,
left for Chicago on today's eastern.
The young ladies' are teachers of music
and their classes begin soon after
September l. Mrs. r. G. Lindeman,
their sister. will remain with her par
ents some time longer.
c. p. Beauchamp of the civil service
came In last evening from the Fort
Mojaye Indian school, Arizona. This
morning he left for the Shiprock In.
dian school to which point he has
recently been transferred. Mr.. Beau.
champ was in Fort Lewis last winter
and is very familiar with this section.
His holae is In Oklahoma City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Funk arrived
on last nights Southern from Mont
rose. where they visited friends and
saw the sights for a few days. Their
home is In New Hampton. Mo-, and
they are visiting this country for the
first time. MT. and Mrs. Funk went to
Pennington today, where they will
visit Mr.. Funk's sister, Mrs. A. B.
scouten. They were guests over night
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Chapman.
Miss Arlene Bachtel went out on
today's eastern to her home in Bruins
wick. Mo. Miss Bachtel was former
ly connected with the Graden Mercan-
tile company. but for the past few
months has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. J. M. Bernard of this city. A
number of her friends were at the
depot to wish her good luck, safe
journey and a speedy return.
Miss Bertha Little came in on last
nights eastern from a vacation trip
to Des Moines, Chicago and other
eastern points. This morning she re-
turned to Pennington. Miss Little is
acting superintendent of the Pres
byterian mission school near there.
She says there will be large at
tendance this year and that there is
every indication Of a prosperous term
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Grauel Of Cen
tral. Iowa. arrived ON last nights east
ern. They have been travelling in
Colorado Visiting points of interest and
vent to Aztsc and Tarmington with a
view of locating permanently. Mr..
Grauel is a nrst-ciass tailor and has
been urged to visit San Juan county
and size up the situation. Mr.. and
Mrs. Grauel are friends OF J. D. Thorn
"a Of Aztec and Mrs. Bondsman, prin-
cipal of the Farmington schools. They
are both very enthusiastic over Colo
rado and admire Durango very much
This is their first trip In this part Of
the country.
About twenty minutes before train
time this morning Howard Charlton re-
ceived word Of the death Of his
mother. Mrs. H. L. Rice, at Florence.
Yesterday Mr.. Charlton was notified
Of her illness but was not prepared for
the end coming SO soon. Mrs. Rice
died at IL O'Clock last night Of appen-
dicitis. Mr.. and Mrs. Rice are wen
known in Durango. having had the
management Of the Strater hotel some
years ago Mr.. Rice owns and is run.
ming the Florence hotel at the present
time Mr. Char1tou laft for E1nrou "a