Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-30

C. w. Wells, the expert, who has
oeen in Durango some weeks, examin-
ng coal land entries, went to Mont
rose this morning.
Miss Adaline Maloney arrived from
Denver last evening and went out on
.oday's Southern to Dolores where she
will visit her brother, Alonzo Cole.
J. T. Brown. John Tusen and G. p.
White are landseekers from Alamosa,
arriving last evening. They went TO
Aztec this morning to view the coun-
try.
w. M. Sanger, an expert stenog-
rapher of Dayton, o.. came in ON
last nights eastern. Mr.. Sanger ex-
poets to remain about a couple OF
weeks.
Joe Innes and George Diamond, who
have been looking over this sectlon
with view to Investment, LETT Tor
their home in Canon City this morn
ing
Mrs. T. Cheeley. who spent a cou-
Pile of weeks at Pagosa Springs visit
ing friends, returned last evening and
went on to her home at Hesperus this
morning.
Mrs. A. C. Arnold and little daugh-
ter, Gertrude, are home again after
pleasant visit of seven weeks with
friends and relatives in Rocky Ford
and Pueblo.
Mrs. t. S. Parsons and Miss Mar
guerite departed on today's eastern
for Denver, where they will spend six
weeks with Mrs. Parsons sister, Mrs.
NJ. T. Chestnut.
Mrs. s. A. Poole and Miss e. Loomis,
teachers at the Shiprock Indt2Q
school, stayed over night in town .Ads
went on vacation to their home in
Missouri today.
Attorney and Mrs. b. w. Ritter
came in from Denver last evening.
Mrs. Ritter has been absent about a
| month, and looks much better for the
rest and change.
Mr. Goir Black of Aztec returned
last evening from Denver, where he
went on business connected with the
| Eden ditch. Mr.. Black drove out to
Red mesa this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Green, par
ents of DIR. Green of this city. left
| this morning for visit to Denver and
Fort Morgan friends before returning
TO their home in Chicago.
Miss Gladys Barton. daughter OF
C. H. Barton, took the southbound
this morning to Pennington where she
will visit her cousin, Mrs. A. F. Stump,
for two or three weeks.
Mrs. Henry Bollinger came dol
| from La Plata last evening to meet
her sister. Mrs. Chas. Wigglesworth
who arrived on last nights eastern
from Denver. The ladies' are staying
at the Strater.
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The party Of government sYe3 3yors,
VIM. B. Douglas, R. W. Ha& and
7. S. Getzendammer, whsG III been
working at Forty-Mile reservoir n the
Needle mountains, came down on this
mornings train.
H. w. Fielding, the sawmill man
came In from Mancos last evening.
Just now Mr.. Fielding has troubles
OF his own. He is moving the mill
to Mud creek. He returned to the
Mancos country this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Lefaivre, who re-
Gently sold their ranch near Ignacio.
went out on today's Southern to Salt
Lake where they will visit their son
Tor few weeks, before seeking a
permanent location in Idaho, Wash
ington or Oregon.
Mrs. Anna Wischman of Chicago.
VINO has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Anna Wischman of this city. left
on today's eastern for Rapid City. 9.
D., where she will visit another daueh.
Ter before going to her home In Chi
cago.
Mrs. M. ]. Swenk of Pueblo. who ia
representing the interests of the fra.
ternal committee of the Colorado state
iair, was in town over night. the
guest of Mrs. j. E. Hannah. Mrs
Swenk says it has been decided tn
mold Fraternal day on September 1h
Ihe lady is on her way round the cir.
cie' her next stop being at Mancos