Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-30

J.. ]. Nathan of Alamosa came In on
last nights eastern to spend a few
djlys with his brother.
Miss Ethel Swift, daughter OF L. L.
Swift Of this city. went to Mancos to-
day to spend a few weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. F. L. Turrell.
Mrs. Sam Morris returned to Silver
ton last evening after spending few
days with Mrs. Sam Whittow and
other friends In Durango.
Tom O'Conor, superintendent of the
Hamlet mill above Silverton, resigned
his position recently. and left on to-
days eastern for Ely. Nevada.
Mrs. R. Oppenstein and Harry Op
penstein, mother and brother of Mrs.
A. L. Nathan, arrived on last nights
eastern from Kansas City. They ex-
pect to remain about a month.
Peter Wallrath, a newspaper man OF
Evansville, stayed over night in Du-
range on his way around the circle be- |
fore taking in the editorial convention
to be hold at Canon City August 10 and
IL.
Miss Hilda Enge and Mrs. G. Sui
livan and little daughter, who have
been visiting Mrs. Jim Sleeth for a
few days went out on the Southern
today to their home at Quarry.
Mrs. T. Kroeger of Trimble Springs,
departed on today's eastern for Den
yer, Greeley, DebeQue and Castle Rock
to visit relatives. They expect to be
absent about two months.
Mrs. F. B. and Miss Cleaver Pyle ar
rived on last evenings Southern from
Dolores. This morning Mrs. Pyle went
on to Boston and Miss Pyle returned
to her home at Dolores. Mrs. Pyle
expects to be absent about a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Samson, who
have been spending few days In Du-
range, returned to their home in Man
cos today. Mr.. Samson was county
superintendent of Montezuma county,
| number of years ago and was at that
time well known in Durango.
Mrs. H. T. DeLong and Miss Bessie
DeLong of Grand Junction, weekend
\ guests of Rev. and Mrs. II. ]. Grace
of this city, left this morning for Pa
gosa Springs where they will spend
| few days. The ladies' are leisurely
making their way around the state,
staying over at points of interest.
]. P. Lowell came in from Pine
river last evening to attend the fair
directory meeting. Mr.. Lowell takes
great interest in every enterprise and
when he is willing to come twenty-five
miles TO attend meeting 1t should be
appreciated by every one interested In
the. success of the undertaking.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Greene, par
ents of DR.. Green of this city, return
ed last evening from a visit with Hen
ry Nelson of Bear Creek, an old friend
whom they had not seen for about
twenty-five years. While absent Mr.
and Mrs. Green visited Pagosa Springs
and the sights around Ignacio, as well
as all the Pine river country.
Martin Hotter of Cascade, w. q
Shaull from CASTELAR,, L. C. Patrick
from Ignacio. Mrs. Schryver. Kline.
Mr.. Loewes, Kline and Joe Smith,
Trouble Mesa, were among the call
ers at the county superintendent Of
flee on school business today.
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Mrs. Pulford visited the schools en-
the upper Florida yesterday. Miss
Myrtle Hood is teaching the lower
school. Miss Frances Hood has charge
OF the upper one. Now that both
Nelson's and Buckley's mills have
moved the attendance at both schools
is smaller.
William Won Mueller is now editor
and in charge Of the Pagosa Springs
Times Observer. The change will
prove beneficial to the stockholders of
the paper and those interested in the
upbuilding of the town. Here is wish
ing you the best there is going, Mr..
Won Mueller.
Mrs. G. w. Kerr returned last even
ing from a visit of a couple Of weeks
with Mrs. ]. l.. Nickel OF the Pagosa
Springs hotel. Mrs. Kerr says the
change and splendid treatment she
received as Mrs. Nichell's guest have
made her feel like a new woman.
Mrs. Kerr says she hasn't words to ex-
| press the nice time she had.
II. c. Legg is out OF the Pagosa
Cpripye Timaa Ohearyar last wapk