Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-04

lores for a day or two on business
Mr.. Brumley came in last night.
Allen Harding was an arrival from
Gallup last night and was among the
departures on this mornings train.
Mrs. S. e. McCloskey came In from
Red Mesa yesterday and departed for
Siiverton this morning to visit friends
Fred Goble, the lumber merchant
was a Durango visitor last night, re-
turning to Silverton on the morning
train.
I. ID. Weaver came In from Mancos
last night and departed on the east
ern today for a visit to his old home
In Tennessee.
Mrs. A. r. Garrett. Jr., came down
from Silverton last night and Is stay.
ing at the Palace for day or two on
shopping trip.
NJ. G. Saunders, prominent attor-
ney from Pueblo, is guest OF the
Strater Mr.. Saunders is here on
legal business.
The friends Of Miss Hattie Mash
burn of the Strater hotel, will be pleas
ed TO know that she has recovered
from her recent illness.
w. H. Crawford, the Denver con
tractor, came in on the Red Apple
train from Pennington last night and
left for Denver this morning
dies belonging to the party demon
strating the virtues of the Calumet
Baking powder. left for Aztec this
morning.
NJ. F. Levy came in from Chicago
last night. Mr.. Levy is interested
in the Sllverton Mining company and
went to Silverton this morning on an
inspection trip.
Miss Katherine Bassett, one of the
missionaries to the Navajos at Ship
rock, came In on the Red Apple last
night and left today for vacation
al her home in Palo, III.
Samuel Stern, one of the directors
of the Bonnie Girl mine in the La
Platas, was a guest of the Savoy last
night This morning Mr.. Stern left
for the mine on an inspection trip
Misses Marie and Emma Hollings-
worth were arrivals from Silverton
last night on their way to Farming.
ton. where they will visit friends for
few days. The ladies went out on
the Red Apple this morning.
Mrs. j. Paulson of La lara was
among the arrivals on the Red Apple
last night from Flora Vista, where she
has been visiting friends. This morn.
ing she left for Salt Lake to spend
the winter.
Mrs. A. III. Barnett and Miss Sally
Wright of Hereford, Tex, returned
last evening from a lengthy visit with
friends at Aztec and Pennington, and
continued home this morning.
Miss tanker OF lgnacio left on the
Silverton train this morning for Her
mosa on visit TO Mrs. T. A. Kerr.
The young lady was guest of Mrs
Holder over night. The latter moved
TO Durango from Ignaeio some time
ago to put the children in school, and
VIII remain this winter.
Frank c. Dowell, postmaster at AL
"S""' was III DurauSO last night on
business, Mr. Dowell, who left for
nome this morning, says that the AL.
iison district is In fine shape this
year, and farmers are well.satisfied
with the results of the seasons la.
bors. Allison has harvested the big.
gest crop in the history of the country
Mrs. Mary Fulcher ana Mrs. N A
Heather left for their homes near
Hesperus this morning. The ladies'
nave been spending day or two
with Mrs. ]. p. Firebaugh of the Ant
mas valley.
We have Just found out what makes
Bob loves train look so lonesome
these mornings! Bob Rice. the genial
messenger, is away on his vacation
On enquiry 1t developed that Mr.. Rice
is in Denver Well. he has our per
mission--leaving in hurry as he
doubtless did. he forget to ask Il, We
trust he will have the finest kind of
a time
Mr. and Mrs CanrRa y An, ,na