Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-12


Saturday. He received hearty vel
come.
A. Hahn returned Saturday evening
from a vacation trip to Omaha, Neb.,
and other eastern points. Mr.. Hahn
feels much better for the change.
Judge Chas. d. Hayt and son, Chas.
d. Hayt. Jr, were arrivals from Den
yer last night. They expect to remain
several days.
C. T. Smythe was in town over night
from Ignacio Saturday. and left Sun
day morning for California where he
has accepted position.
Mrs. w. A. Carson, daughter, Jean,
| and son, came in last night from Den
Yer and continued to their home in
Harrington this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Ferguson went
out on the eastern this morning to
| Trinidad. Mr.. Ferguson has been in
Durango about month Strengthening
out his dry goods business.
| G. n. Norton was an arrival from
Pennington Saturday evening and de-
parted for Denver this morning. Mr..
Norton spent Sunday In town with his
daughter. Mrs. ID. X. Mckinney
John O'Brien. manager of the coal
fields at Pendleton was a returning
passenger on the Red Apple lire this
morning. Mr.. OBrien and Pat Nash
came down from Snverton last night
| d. G. Beaman and +. w. Burger
came in Saturday from w. 7. kirk
palrick's country home ON Pine river.
The gentlemen departed for Denver
Sunday
J. II. Pullan of st. Helen, Wash.
who drew piece of land at lgnaeio
during the drawing. came in last night
and went out TO Ignacio today to look
over his tract.
Mrs. Il. p. Irving returned from
Cortez last night, where she visited
Postmaster Salyer and family. Mrs.
irving registered at the Palace last
night and departed for her home In
Baltimore, where she is librarian for
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Miss Sadie j. Lewis, who has been
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Lewis for about three
weeks, departed for her home at San
Marcial, N. NJ, today. Miss Lewis
father, Guy NJ. Lewis. was one of the
pioneers, being in Durango In early
days.
A. d. Williams arrived from Mancos
last night on business pertaining to
the recent strike in the Trails END
claim In the La Platas, as well as 10
meet his wife, who came In from a
visit with friends in Louisville. XIV
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams are STAYING
over today.
w. A. Stewart. manager of the Val
ley View mining company, wife and
children, came down from the Idaho
Saturday evening to meet Mrs. Stew,
arts sister, Mrs. ID. Marmaduke. who
arrived from Pueblo on the eastern
on visit. Mr.. Stewart went to Den
yer on business today, and the ladies
left for~the mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Elliott went
down to their home at Farmingtop
this morning. They were returning
from Denver where they spent several
days on their way around the circle
Ihe temperature at Red Mountain and
ouray was trifle cooler than in
farmihston. Just pleasure trip for
change of surroundings. Mrs. Ell.
lott said she felt like new person
| o.
party interested In the Glen land
tracts down on the La Plata came
In from Denver last night. They were !;
G. c. l.ockhart of Colorado Springs.
NJ. E. Gage of Bradford, II. L. Knowles
OF Laplata, N. NJ. and Joe Prewitt.
This morning they all left for camp.
chas. Thurlow, Jr.. and Carl Gage
Joining them here.
| There are two new autos in town.
one new Chalmers-Detroit No. 30,
belongs to w. c. Clark. the Telluride
mining man, also Interested In the
Cumberland, in the La PIatas Tho
other. Rambler No. 80, is for tho
Durango Novelty works.
A. NJ. Hubbard came down from
Silverton, near which place he has a
sheep camp, last night, aud went TO
Aztec this morning. His sister. Mrs
l.. B. Wilson. accompanied him. being