Semi-weekly herald., 1909-10-28
MEMPHIS EXTENDS
LOYAL -, 49, COME
Thousands Of Voices Become fIOarse in Ex-
tending True Southern Hospitality
to President Taft

was in the city from Silverton over
night, returning home this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Neal came up
from Pennington on last evenings
train and departed for Silverton to-
day.
Uncle" John Elder and Alex v.
Gorla of Rico came in last night on
the Southern They left this morning
for a trip to Denver.
A F.. Steinback. land seeker, who
returned from trip to Mancos last
night, registered at the Palace and
continued to Denver today
The Durango Gas & Electric com
pany's power line Will be completed
to Durango by the end OF November
The camp is now at Home ranch
Pennington this morning where she
will be the guest OF Miss Ina McClaren
and ether friends for about week
Mrs. f. David and daughter of Chi
cago. H.. returned yesterday from a
visit with Chicago friends, and contin-
ued to their home in Pennington to-
day
Mrs. Harry Fry left for Hermosa
this morning to visit baby Billings and
his family. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Billings.
the said family, live on the Edgar Bu-
.-eh;nan place.
p. A. Candelaria. the Rosa mer-
chant and sheep man, came in from
New Mexico last night to make a
shipment of sneep. which were loaded
at Bocea today.
j. s. Chase of Hedrick, Ia, came
in on the eastern last night, and went
TO Telluride this morning. where he
will be station agent for the Rio
Grande Southern.
Mrs. Rasmus Hansen and sister
came down from Silverton yesterday
stopping at the ranch. 1t was sad
home she entered. but there is much
in life TO live for. although sorely
missing the departure of loved ones
John Sessions is back from Califor-
mia where he spent six months He
says il seems good to be with us
again. although he likes California
very well. The Herald kept him well
posted regarding Durango doings dur
ing his absence.
Charles Williams. mayor Of Rico,
returned last night from Greeley where
he accompanied his family to put the
children in school. Mr.. Williams also
put in some time in Denver. This
morning he continued to Rico TO re-
sumo his numerous duties In his home
town
s. w Raymond came down from
the ranch last evening and went out
OH the Florida this morning to look
at some young cattle. With about
twenty-five head of year and half old
heifers to start the winter, means a
nice bunch of cattle in a few years
especially If one is handy with the
branding iron. Wheat, oats, timothy,
alfalfa, ten or fifteen acre orchard of
apples, pears and cherries. along with
a bunch of cattle, ought to make a
ranch fairly remunerative after time.
Judge Henry Hechtman has just re-
celved n unique gift from friend Of
his in Bisbee. Arlz. II is malachite
heart banded in the most beautiful
manner in stripes of green OF various
shades. The stone is from the Cop
per Queen near Bisbee. II would make
beautiful charm. Judge Hechtman
contemplates having a gold rim at
tached so as to avoid perforating the
stone.
If any one thinks there is not a
large crowd OF young people engaged
in Christian work in Durango they
should have taken peep at the Pres
byterian Christian Endeavor social at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. F.
Ware Tuesday evening. The spacious
rooms were filled to overlooking with
girls and boys just entering upon noble
woman and manhood. 1t was happy
gathering where friendship and love
prevailed. OF course there were a
few OF the older ones present--habit,
couldn't remain away. 1t would be