Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-19


voted We trust that DR.. McEwen ma,
find the sufferer better.
A Rocky Ford man, C. l.. Goodner
bought 160 acres of improved land on
the Florida mesa this week. He came
here to attend the ignacio drawing,
aud ended by buying on the mesa
II. Bates was q returning passenger
TO Aztec this morning. Where do
you suppose all these San Juan county
people come from? The wocds-or Il
you like 1t better-Durang and Ie.
nacio-have been full OF them the pas,
week.
L. Beck of Kirkland, N. NJ. was a
passenger to pagosa Springs this
morning on business trip of few
days Mr.. Beck has been at lgnacio
and Durango for a couple of days, look
Ing around and boosting for the San
Juan.
Mr.. and Mrs. R Welton and family,
who have been in the vicinity for a
few days during the Ignacio land sale
left for Grand Junction and Denver.
visiting friends In both places. after
which they VIII &c on to their home
In Fort Morgan,
Price Waters was Ignacio bound
again this morning. Mr.. Waters makes
one think of the old camp meetin'
song. I'm n Methods bawn and a
Methods bred. and III stay a Meth.
odis' till die" You may kill Price
Waters off. but you'll never get him
to stop boostingi
Jay Turley. postmaster at Turley
N. NJ. and Interested in number
OF projects. came in on the Red Ap
pie last night to meet j. NJ. Waters,
II. h. Phillips and II. S. Sumner. Den
yer capitalists. and went down with
them to Aztec this morning on ditch
and railroad business.
Sam Edwards, reporter on the Old
Southwest under the management OF
Durnel and Warner. now resident
OF Kansas. spent yesterday at Ignaclo
City, last night in Durango and CON
tinuing around tho circle, having some
matters to attend to on the western
slope.
Mrs. Margaret Terrell. cousin OF
Mrs John Pearson, Is expected to ar.
rive Saturday evening from Dallas,
Texas. Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson will
take their guest up TO Hermosa to
spend few weeks at their country
home. after which she Will spend some
time in Durango.
came up from Riverside last night
with Mrs. w. $. Mote and daughter,
Minnie, who have been visiting Mrs
Pieper for few weeks. Mrs. Mote
"'tu ohubhtef went oui on INC tasttIu
to their home at Dyke, about twelve
miles from Pagosa Springs Mrs and
Miss P!eper spent the day In Durango.
Liberal, Kans., will be well repre-
sented on the Carey lands, about
dozen filings having been made for
people of that place yesterday. Kan.
sans were very lucky in drawing
choice location. Out OF quite mum.
ber OF registrations eighty-fye we're
drawn before a Durango or southwest.
ern Colorado mans name was drawn.
r. f. Gaines mas Just bought the
Allen ranch-iess 40 acres from /. A
Kerr. Consideration $4,000. The 40.
acre tract Mr.. Kerr did no care TO
sell. Mr.. Gaines. who sold his ller.
rnosa ranch this past spring to the
Raymond Bros, intending TO locate
In some other part of the county. can't
stay away from me Animas valley
George S. Parker and party, VINO
were In the city over night, went out
on the eastern this morning. Rev.
Parker Is secretary of the Methodist
Episcopal state board OF Sunday
schools, and spoke in the First Metho-
dist church last evening. There was
brief musical program in addition to
Rev. Parker'e address.
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A good looking young man in the
went out on the eastern TO Denver this
morning. He was returning from a
visit with his father, Mr.. Whitney Of
Pine river. and intending to put In
some time In Denver. Mr. Whitney
IL one of the crew of the u. S S.
California. which has been stationed
for couple of months in the Mare
Island Navy yard, near 6m Francisco.
He had furIough Of twenty days.
e. J. Myers, principal of the Durango
high school. has been doing some
boosting for this vicinity. Three law.
yers from his home town OF Belleville,
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