Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-29


Brown of Sllverton Mrs Mclaughlin
went out ON the eastern to Alamosa
this morning
Mrs. George label of Parsons. Kans.
whose brother bought the Cundlff
ranch on Spring creek, is in the civ
today visiting a dentist. Mrs. labels
family were old-time friends of Dr.
W. w. McEwen. They came here
on visit but have concluded to re-
main permanently,
Major H. NJ. Randolph is in the city
| from Mancos-mum as the proverbial
oyster Since he has changed his
| occupation the major Won't talk, He
Gays he has nothing to say While
W. take that statement with n grain
of salt, we r.ay add that there are
Others, SO he need not fear being lone
| 81 me.
There were about half dozen gen
| tlemen and one travelling man went
out on the eastern this morning. Tue
| last-named individual was Jim Berry
who travels for the Janeway & Car
penter Will Paper company of Den,
YER. The former, and the ladies, have
already been mentioned in another
place in this paper. The Southern
| got most of the travelling men this
morning.
DR.. and Mrs. G. D. Harrington and
daughter, were guests of the Palace
last night, arriving on the Southern
from their home in Cortez. This morn
ing Mrs. Harrington and daughter left
for Denver where the young lady win
specialize in music. Mrs. and Miss
Harrington will remain in the state
capital until next spring. DR. Har-
rington made a brief trip 10 Aztec
this morning on business
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl Brur,t gh -
turned last evening from a trip to the
Montezuma- valley where they have
property. Mr.. and Mrs Brumbaugh
own a 160-acre fruit ranch near Cor
tez. They report things in a flourish,
ing condition in the valley. Cortez
is improving rapidly and the buildings
lost by fire last year are being re.
placed by finer and better business
blocks. Mr.. Brumbaugh is in the gen
eral merchandise business IN Laura
Colo. but may decide to move to The
ranch in the valley, later Mr.. and
Mrs Brumbaugh went out on this
mornings eastern.
The nerve of him! why don't you
go south where you can have sun.
shine all the time?" Jay Turley said
this morning. Mr.. Turley came up
from Aztec last night and from what
he says you would never suppose that
II ever rains, or SHOWS or blows or
anything else-in Aztec. Amt these
New Mexico people stuck on them.
selves? We headed him off however
by telling him he needn't rub II in
Wouldn't that liquify your gray mat.
ter? Mr.. Turley departed for Denver
and will probably continue to Chicago
and New York before returning. We
| thDf hate
assortment of weather before he gets
back, to which this trifling spell won't
be circumstance
Mrs. G. W. Thompson. the TWO Young
ladies, Misses Lula and Nettie, and
the three younger children are plan
nlng TO leave in the morning for An.
tonito, thence over the Santa Fe 10
San Diego, Cal, to spend the win.
ter Mrs. Thomps ons health is very
poor and the family is making the trim
In the hope that few months In ,
lover altitude will make her well and
srong again. They will remain about
| 80 h'oh'hSs IJuTdHSO friends of the
family wish them pleasant journey
and a happy wi. ter anon the flowers
and trust that Mrs. Thompson win
return with her health greatly benz
hted. Bo.h young ladies' have many
friends in Durango society circles and
their presence will be missed in their
respective sets this winter. Mfr
! thompson. who left some time apo
Win train load of lambs for the Kan.
sas City markets, stayed over to visit
friends in Missouri, and was expected
home this week He viii probab,v
come In on this evenings train.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Kruschke leave in
the morning to attend the funeral of
MIS-. charles Sands, sister of Mrs
kruschke, who died at Goldaeld, New.