Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-04

for his home near Bayfield, on this
mornings eastern.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Mayhall were
In Durango over night from Aztec. re-
turning home this morning.
Richard McCloud has been appoint
ed secretary of the library board and
all communications should be address
ed TO him hereafter.
Miss Jessie Caviness, who stayed
over yesterday at the Palace on her
way from Denver, left for her home
at Mancos this morning.
V. A. Phillips, who has been staying
in Durngo for a few days. was pas.
senger to Mancos this morning. Mr..
Phillips is from Palisades.
Mrs c. C. Hastings was an arrival
to Arloa this morning where Mr. Hast
ings is employed in the sawmill.
| II. NJ. Cottrell wires The Herald TO
have everything in readiness for the
domestic science course the coming
week. The meetings will be held al
X. p. hall.
w. NJ. Upton arrived on the delayed
Southern this morning from Los An
geles, Cal. Mr.. Upton is in the gov
ernment service, and is in town OF
business.
Asa Martin of Aztec returned from
trip to the MonteZuma valley OF
the delayed Southern this morning
and continued to Aztec on the morn
ing Red Apple.
Walter Coppinger of Cortez, who ha.
been in Durango for several DAYS d
business, went to La Plata, y. NJ.
this morning, to look after som'
horses he has there.
There were clear days during thu
month of January; IL partly cloud
and II cloudy The total precipitation
has been 259 inches; and total snow
} fall, 17.3 inches.
Miss Vernie Cook of Cripple Creek
, and recently of Cortez. who has beei
: in Durango for several days, left 70
: Pagosa Springs this morning on visi
to Mrs. Ida Louckes.
Mrs. W. L. Anderson and baby we"
TO Ignacio today where she will visi
her father. George Bryan, until abou
, Jan. "a. She will then go on 10 Sa.
Lake 10 join Mr.. Anderson, who !,
following his trade as carpenter there
Mrs. G. S. Allen and children wer,
arrivals from Rocky Ford last night
They went to Cortez today, wher,
MIR. Allen has been for some week
, preparing for their arrival, while Mrs
Allen wound up affairs in Rocky Ford
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Gillian came il
; on the delayed Southern, the through
; train from Telluride, which arrived .
2;30 this morning, from visit ii
; Aberdeen. Wash. They were guest
of the Palace last night, and wen
. home to Aztec this morning
: Charles Gustafson, well-known resi-
dent of Silverton, came down ycstcr
! day morning to spend the day, on hi
way to Denver. Mr.. Gustafson is O.
vacation trip, and expects to be ab
! sent several weeks. He departed t,
|, Denver this morning.
Mrs. L. w. Russell and daughter
Kathryn, departed today for FL Pasc
Tex. Mrs. Russell is a sister of Mrs
Georgia Briggs. the well known teach
er in the city schools. Mrs. Russell
who was a resident OF Durango SOM,
years ago, has been visiting in LOW
since last May.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. e. Garrison returned
from business trip to Blanco, N. NJ.
last night, and stayed over at tn,
Palace. They went to Mancos thi.
morning, where they lived till recent
ly to pack their household goods. Ii
a few days Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison will
leave for their new home at Delta.
Mrs. Il. G. Woodruff. who has made
her home at the Strater. departed this
morning for Denver to remain perma.
nently. MIR. Woodruff, who is with tie
Globe Express company. has changeJ
with Mr.. Cox. who is anxious IA
take his wife to Telluride for her
health. Mr.. Woodruff will run out cf
Denver in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Wanzer were
passengers ON today's Red Apple to
Cedar Hill, to locate. Mr.. Wanzer is
an expert in the chicken business and
viii devote considerable time to rails.
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