Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-17

Mr. anu MTS. II. w. hfeIS icit toi
bayfield, this morning with a load or
supplies and household goods. They
Will make their home at the sawmill
his summer.
G. Fl. Algert. the Fruitland mer
fhant. came in OH the Red Apple last
light to meet e. G. Meredith, Jr., of \
Eutaw Ala. The gentlemen are stay
ng over today.
c. J. Closson, the real estate man |
h ON Cortez. was in the city last night |
On his way for visit with friends in
Michigan. Mr.. Closson went out on
this mornings train.
CHARLES w. Frey came up from
last night, where he has
been looking into the land situation
and departed for his home at New Or
leans, La, this morning.
Mrs Louis Grauel came up from
Aztec last night on her way to ILL
nois TO VISIT her mother. Mrs. Grauel
registered at the Palace last night and
left on this mornings eastern.
l. Leyey, principal of the Cortez
schools, who has been in Durango for
. few weeks visiting his relatives here.
left for Cortez this morning, where
he will go into The real estate bust
ness.
Mrs. II. G. Good was in the city
from Chama last night and departed
for Ridgway this morning to join her
husband, who is now chief dispatcher
for the Rio Grande Southern at that
point.
l.. A. Eskridge came in from Den
yer last night and departed for La
Jara this morning. Mr.. Eskridge was
one of the pioneers of the Animas
valley, and was the first person to To-
cate me Home ranch
o.
Miss Marguerite Jackson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Jackson of Ou-
ray, who has been visiting friends for
several weeks in Silverton, came down
on this mornings train to spend a
week or two with her cousin, Miss
Gertrude Raymond.
Mrs. X. Wilcox was an arrival on
last nights Red Apple from Jewett
where she is the boys matron In the
Presbyterian mission school to the
Navajo Indians. Mrs. Wilcox left this
morning for Georgetown, Colo. to
spend a vacation of two months with
relatives.
c. 2. Voorhees,, exchange manager
for the Colorado Telephone company
at Pennington, becomes the husband
of charming girl at Pennington to-
morrow. Mr.. and Mrs. Voorhees, will
pass through to Silverton tomorrow on
the evening train.
F. Ames of the Hood & Ames un,
dertaking firm, left for Dolores this
morning with a casket for Mrs. Mary
Johnson. who died there yesterday.
Mr. Johnson, the well known horse
man of the Montezuma valley, died
some two or three years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Hougnam. tie
newly-weds, were serenaded by some
twenty-five of their friends last even
ing and when the happy pair could
no longer stand the racket, the party
was invited into the house. tin cans,
horns and all. Refreshments were
served and jolly time ensued Mr..
and Mrs. Hougham were presented
with handsome picture.
Mrs. r. Lewis returned to her
home in Pagosa Springs today. She
has been in Durango for week or
two visiting her sister, Mrs s. p. Spen-
Ger of the Aldine. Mrs. Lewis came
over to attend the graduating exer-
cises of the Durango high school, her
son, Melvin, being a member of the
class of 1909.
Charles and Julia Marshall, who
have been living with their aunt, Mrs
Al Marshall, for the past six years,
left for Crestone, this morning, where
their father, Irwin Marshall now has
home for them. Mrs. Marshall, who
came down with the children yester.
day from Silyerton, found 1t hard to
give them up.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Hatcher came in
last night from Pagosa Springs. This
morning they went out on the Red
Apple, Mr.. Hatcher TO load wool from
his sheep camp near Aztec, while Mrs.
Hatcher will visit Mrs. Latham at
Pennington for few days. Mr..
Hatcher Is member of the Hatcher
Mercantile company in Pagosa
Springs