Semi-weekly herald., 1909-10-14

| Herald during the absence OF Miss
Young. Any favors or news items
handed Mrs Knapp will be apprs-
ciated
| Miss Self and Misx Schasforhon
two popular nurses who have been n,
| the Mercy hospital. left for Denver
on this mornings eastern. They Will
complete Their training course In the
Denver Mercy hospital.
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| J. H. McIiolland. e. D. Whitlock. and
NJ. L. Wiser, retu:aed from FIX Park
! last night where thsy put in scsssal
days hunting. II .'ou value DIcasnnI
look from any ot he gentlemen re
Train from asking the. d about the Sic
cess thu faet - III. -.
jim Gallery. is home from few
days at the Farrell ranch. While abb
sent he tried to run down q dear,
So far none OF his friends hye tasted
venison. But Jim can point 10 others
who have returned with about the
same amount Of ammunition they
started with.
Mrs. George Woods. and daughter,
Miss Grace. were arrivals from Man
cos last night. Miss Grace went to
Denver this morning. Mrs. Woods re
maIning In the city to visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Woods
A number of friends called unexpcct-
edly upon Mrs. q. A Schmitt last
Friday night to remind her 1t was
Ter birthday The evenin proved to
be most enjoyable one. Mrs. Schmitt
forgot to enlighten the guests before
their departure as TO her exact age,
but we understand 1t is twenty-three.
Colonel J. G. Price, who for twelve
years was clerk of the district court of
La Plata county. left for his old home
near Chicago yesterday after spending
the summer in Durango and Mancos.
The colonel has host OF friends here
who are always glad to welcome him.
We trust he Will return next summer
Bert Brown, came down from Sill
verton last evening to spend a day
with the family. Says conditions in
and around Silverton are improving
and he looks forward to very good
winter. Silverton's future Is all right.
The mines are there and new proper
tiles are being added every month to
the producing list.
Mis- Ruth Weadon, came In from
Denver Saturday evening and left for
Silverton yesterday morning. While
there she will visit her aunt and uncle
DR.. and Mrs W. w Wilkinson. Miss
Weadon's father Is secretary OF the
Denver Elk's and one of the most pop
ular members of that organization in
the state. She was guest of the Sa-
voy while here
Rev. r. Sanderson and wife. who
have been visiting their daughter. Mrs.
Will McEwen. left this morning for
Albuquerque where they will visit with
another daughter, Mrs. Chas. Schutt.
Rev. Sanderson was formerly pastor of
the First NJ. r. church of this city.
A number Of methodist people were at
the depot this morning to bid them
farewell.
J. NJ. Blain of Walnut. Kan. and q. H.
Morgan OF Belleville. Kan, comprise a
party Of homeseekers who came In
from Cortez last night. While they
were delighted with this section they
did not invest as they wish to look
| over the Pennington section before SC
doing and their time was too limited to
do 80 this trip. They expect to return
In about two months.
J. E. Pugh. r. NJ. Garrett. and F. w
Lynch. land buyers. came In from
the Montezuma valley Saturday night
leaving for their homes In Pueblo
Sunday. Mr.. Pugh and Mr.. Garrett
purchased farms on former trip
They were 70 delighted with their pur
chase that they wished to have tnelI
friends share their good fortune. Sc
Mr.. Lynch accompanied them and he
showed his good Judgment by invest
ing there also.
| News comes TO US from Colorado
| Springs OF abe marriage in that city
OF Miss Hazel Pattee, Il former resi-
dent OF Durango. 10 MIR. Howard B
| Mayes, prosperous young man oil
| Colorado Springs. The wedding occurr
ed At the home of the brides moLnei
on the evening OF oct. .lh. and was
Witnessed by about dozen close
friends Of the young couple being mar
rled. Among the number were Mls
Jason, AN old time friend from Micni
gan, and Mr. and Mrs. Rev. ii. J.
urace and Elinor. formerly OF this ciIy