Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-20

James Doyle and wife and littli
Jimmy. and Mrs Doyle's mother. Mrs
s. II. Duffy. came In from Mancos las
night. from visit to Mr.. Doyle,
interests there. and departed for Den
yer this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Lockett were
guests of the Savoy last night They
returned yesterday from visit to
Mrs. Locketrs uncle. Ed NoIand. and
left for their home at Saguaehc. where
AIR. Lookett is In the real estate 3usi
ness.
Mrs. f. d. Reid and mother, Mrs.
Tom Alexander came in from Mancoa
last night. This morning they lett
for Denver to visit friends, after which
they will so on to spend some time
with Kansas friends.
Mr., and Mrs. G. w Carther depart
ed for Cornwall province of Ontario
Canada, this morning to spend cou.
pie of months I'm their old home. Mi
| Carther is a wagon maker and was
formerly In the employ of Harry Jack.
son for some years
Editor John T. Joyce Of the Silver
ton Standard Is in the city today
Mr.. Joyce made the trip over the
road yesterday mainly to look over the
situation. and to attend TO little
Durango business, He walked tkir.
teen miles yesterday in making the
trip and said he really got more in
formation than he expected or desired.
thirty-five years, aud did not accept n
| charge at the last conference, but
was appointed conference evangelist
instead. Rev. and Mrs. Sanderson will
visit their daughter. Mrs. VIII Me
Even. for a few weeks.
The Gold King company, operating
at Gladstone. recently put In a new
floor ia their mill taking advantage
OF the mine being shut down to make
repairs. When the old floor was talk.
en- up II was found that amalgain and
concentrates had seeped through un-
derneath TO an amount OF S2,500. As
the new floor cost about 81 200 to put
In. the company were well paid for
lneir trouble
L. T. Main returned from Denver
last evening. Mr.. Main left here Thurs
day morning at II o'clock with his
father and sister They reached Ala
mosa next morning about 2. remained
there all night. leaving in the morn
Ing Via Salida. expecting to reach Den
yer the same evening but the train on
The broad gauge was late and they did
not get into Denver until 4 Saturday
morning. Needless to say all he pas
sengers were tired.
Mrs j. A. Wauchope and daughter,
Joyce, were arrivals from Mancos last
night where they spent a couple of
months with Mrs. Trotter. Mrs. Wau-
chope said she liked Colorado SO much
and was sorry to leave. but hoped
to come again. She added that She
would like to live in Mancos. They
left this morning for their home in St
Paul
The eastern arrived last evening at
1855 being delayed by wreck near
Cuchara Junction. making the train
late out of Alamosa From Alamosa
TO Durango they lost ten minutes
This morning the eastern left with
three cars of baggage and express, and
big train load of passengers. The
Red Apple went to Aztec today The
big bridge viii probably not be fixed
till Monday or Tuesday on account of
not being able TO get the material.
Rio Grande Southern went to Rico
today. The Silverton train went as
far as lockwood. leaving at 10 O'Clock
this morning. and will return when
II arrives.
Miss NJ. f. Farrar and mother, who
have been visiting ]. G. Farrar and
family of this city this summer ieft
for their home In Cambridge, ILL.,, yes
teiudy. MI. dTIdr is an engineer on
the Southern. and brother and son OF
the above.
Rev. and Mrs. SanderDn came in
last night from La Junta where they
now have their headquarters. Rev.
Sanherson Is taking a much-needed
rest having been in active work for
E. C. George came In from River
side last night. where he has been
visiting his uncle. DR.. George, and
departed for his home In New Mexico
this morning.
Mrs. John Herr returned to her
home at Ignacio ....s morning after
spending few days in town with
her mother and sister. Mr.. Herr was
in to spend Sunday and drove home
yesterday.
w. X. Livengood left on the east
ern this morning for Delta TO look
around with u view of locating Rather
roundabout journey by way OF Den