Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-01
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Manager Dan MacLean OF the local
smelter was among the departures on
the stlverton train this morning. Co.
Ing up TO visit his mining property
and look sitter some business matters.
Mrs. JsNy Aston was an arrival
from Aztec last night. staying over
at the Palace. Mrs. Alst N ~ns re
turning from visit with her dsugli.
ter. and depaur1 for hs' home in
Carson. Ia. ;cfay
Willis Martin returned last night
from Pueblo and Denver. having nc
companied hts mother as far an Pue-
bio on her way home TO Waco. Tex.
Mr.. Martin left for his Pennington
home this morning.
y. w. Sharp and J. H. Williams OF
Aztec were In Durango last night on
their way from Pueblo. woere they
made big shipment Of cattle TO Kan
sas City. The gentlemen left for their
homes at Aztec this morning.
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MIR. and Mrs. Albert Thomas are
moving their household goods to Farm
ington. It is rumored that they con-
template taking up their residence In
the sunny San Juan once more. We
shall be sorry to see them go. &
Miss Minnie Cumley went out on
the eastern today TO her home at
Creede, after pleasant visit with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Dickerson and family. The young lady
came to Durango about two months
ago.
Mr.. snd Mrs. NJ. Baker were incom-
ing passenger on yesterdays South
ern train from trip to the Monte
yuma valley. where they have land in
terests. This morning they went out
on the eastern, bound for their home
In Loup City. Neb.
Charles Kelly. the well-known liv-
cry man of Mancos. drove In last night
with J, T. Studebaker, travelling rep
resentative Of the Brown
Shoe company OF st. Louis. Mr.. Stude-
baker received word late yesterday
afternoon Of the serious illness OF his
father, and departed for st. Louis this
morning.
j. w. Patterson. ex.county treasurer
of La Plata county. who was In Du-
range yesterday greeting his old
departed for Albuquerque this
where he has flourishing
livery business. Mr.. Patterson says
Durango looks good to him. and It
was nice to get back
Mrs. c. N. Carrier and son, Clarence,
were among the arrivals from Denver
last night. They were passengers on
the Southern to Rico today to join Mr..
Carrier. who is building a round house
for the railroad at that point. The
latter is d. 4 r. @. foreman of bridges
and buildings and was recently trans
ferred from the first division.
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Mrs. F. Il. Weltner and baby were
In the city last night. making the
Palace their headquarters. Mrs. Welt
ner returned on yesterdays Southern
from Cortex. where she spent cou.
pie of months with her father, DR.. H.
c Bell. This morning she continued
her journey to her home in Dewitt,
Mo.
8. w. Raymond of the Raymondnle
ranch at Hermosa. was homeward
bound passenger on this mornings
train. Not being accustomed to see
Mr.. Raymond dressed up since he
adopted country life. the loal reporter
passed him up as a stranger, until J.
o. Campbell sized up tho situation and
the lady 10 Mr. Raymond!
Verify the tailor maketh man.
Mrs. G. II. McHenry left for her
Pennington home this morning. She
came up a week ago for q brief vaca-
tion trip, to visit Durango friends and
do some shopping. Whether the lat.
s>r is business or pleasure depends on
the point of view. Sometimes It's one,
and sometimes. both. Mrs. McHenry
didn't say how she catalogues 1t. The
lady was the guest of Mrs. Arthur
Douglass and Mrs. James Otis during
her stay In Durango.
Eight OF the party Of demonstrators
OF the Calumet Baking Powder com.
pany. who have been holding sessions
In Red Men hall this week. left for
Silverton this morning. where they
Will make good things to eat for Sii-
verton people. silverton housewives
will nnd 1t well worth their while
to attend the demonstrations. The
ladies' said they had enjoyed their
stay in Durango very much and had