Semi-weekly herald., 1909-10-28

is going to attract much attention
in mining way ere long. The show
ing is certainly fine.
MIR. and Mrs. j. H. Goodnight ar
rived last night from Rico and are
staying at the Palace for few days
before leaving for Texas. where they
Will locate permanently.
Chris Doud came down from Silver
tton Saturday evening and departed
for Bluff City Sunday Strictly busI.
ness.
Rev. G. W Yoder, pastor OF the Free
Methodist church of Canon City. de-
parted for home today, after visiting
his relatives In Bayfield, and the Du.
| range section for week or so.
Editor John T. Joyce OF the Silver
ton Standard, was in the city Satur-
day night. passing through from Den
yer to SiIveron. He accompanied the
train to Silverton Sunday.
Miss Helen BaIlineec. manager of
the local Western Union office. went
to Farmingion yesterday morning.
'Tis rumored to acquire some real es-
tate. Isn't 1t wonderful how the de
sire for the simple life IS spreading?
George r. Carhart and brother, u.
L., left for trip through the Monte
yuma valley Sunday. where they will
probably invest in land. The former
halls from Chicago, the latter, from
Millett, Tex.
Tom Owens. with w. c. Chapman.
the death OF his father in st. Louis
at the ripe age of 70 years. The
many friends of Tom will extend heart
felt sympathy In the loss of loved
| parent.
Fred Goble. the Silverton lumber
man. was In the city Saturday night
arriving on the eastern from Hol-
dredge, Neb.. with his mother. Mrs
NJ A. Goble, who will visit him for
a time Mr.. and Mrs. Goble contin.
ued to Silverton Sunday morning.
| DIR. and Mrs. II. II. Dawson were
IN the city last night on their why
| to Rico after n years absence. spent
in various parts of California. with
some time In Denver. Pueblo and
points in northern Colorado.
Miss Edith b. NJ Young is again
doing her repertorial stunt on The
Herald, returning from Aztec last ev-
ening. During her two weeks alb
sence Mrs. A. E. Knapp proved very
good substitute. taking to the work
like a duck takes to water.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph L. Mountfort
and Alex Blcltford were arrivals from
Rico Saturday evening, on their way
to Creede where Mr. and Mrs. Mont
fort live. The latter have been visit
ing in Rico. The party were guests
of the Palace over night. and left on
the eastern Sunday morning
Judge C. ID. Hayt OF Denver. L. L.
Stimson of Greeley. J. T. Studebaker
of ST. Louis, John Rothrock of Den
yer came In Saturday evening and
spent Sunday In Durango Last night
d. A. Camfield of Greeley. S. H. Shields
of Denver and Ii. H. Barnett of Las
| Vegas. N. NJ, were arrivals on the
eastern. The entire party left this
morning for Cortez to attend the trial
of the Irrigation District vs.. the EN-
pire Construction company which
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Ross made
la flying trip to Durango Satur-
day night on business. Not much
time to choose new winter bonnet,
but Mr.. Ross made the best of It,
There is such variety of styles for
gentlemen this year, and colors dainty
enough to suit the most fastidious
taste. The difficulty Is. of course, to
make u selection when there are SO
many from which 10 choose.
Attorney II. NJ. Morrow. wife and
child were returning passengers on to
days eastern to their home in Den
yer. Mr.. Morrow was here to attend
the gathering of the Knights of Co
lumbus. who had doings yesterday
Mrs. Morrow accompanied him to visl,
her sister Mrs. A. l.. Richey Durango
friends remember Mrs. Morrow ms
Miss Margaret Rand They were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richey during their
stay.