Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-01

as 1t YVES understood he intended re-
turning to London at the conclusion
OF the Finch meetings.
H. o. Phillips returned from Farm
ington last night. where he examined
some land propositions. and departed
for his home In Grand Junction today.
Richey's popular Ice cream parlors
will open tomorrow for the summer
season. Ice cream and soft drinks
will be served to customers from now
On.
The disposition of the gambling
paraphernalia. which was to have
come up In the county court today,
was put off until March IL, in order to
give the attorneys more time.
J. P. Lowell was In from Pine river
today. Mr.. Lowell said that there is
| still thirty inches Of snow on the level
around his place. Farmers have been
compelled to feed hay since last oc-
tober.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. H.
Wigglesworth will be pleased to know
that the former is improving right
along. The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Wigglesworth is also getting
along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Clark arrived
from Silverton last night. Mr.. Clark
was until recently an employe of The
Gladstone and Northern railroad and
left for Tombstone, Ariz.. today to To-
cate permanently
Rev. Father Liciotti, pastor OF Sa-
cred Heart church, left for Pagosa
Springs this morning, to conduct Len
ten services for a few days. He ex-
Mr.. and Mrs. Golf Black went to
Aztec this morning. Mr.. Black came
In from a trip to Denver last night
and Mrs. Black made the trip from
Aztec to meet him. They registered
at the Palace.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Davis were ar
rivals from Pennington last night or
their way to Denver. They may &C
on to Nebraska on a visit TO relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis expect to be alb
sent all winter.
Frank Williams of Greeley arrived
on last nights eastern. Mr. Williams
is a newspaper man and left for Az
tee today, to look over the Aztec In
dex with the intention of PURCHASING
the plant II conditions are favorable
Durango is going to organize ;
Boosters club" AS soon as the cat
, algue houses hear of this they will
no doubt send in a years dues. Sucl
institutions are always such splendi,
, boosters for local towns.
G. A. Gagg, assistant cashier of tn,
: First National bank, returned las
evening from his trip to Cuba ant
Panama, looking as though the forty
four days outing did him great dea
of good. Says he never had a finel
trip.
According to Denver papers J. C
Bowman of Silverton and Gladstone
now of Denver, was taken in by the
horse race-foot race swindling gang tt
the extent of s13.70O. We neve
thought that an old San Juaner lik,
Jim would be taken in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Langdon o
Silverton stayed over at the Palac,
last night. This morning Mrs. Lang
don departed for Omaha, Neb.. t
: spend the winter with her relative
on account Of her health, being sui
ferer with inflammatory rheumatism
Mr.. Langdon accompanied his VIII
this far, returning to Silverton today
DR.. and Mrs. C. G. Heacock arrive,
from Pennington last night. Mrs
Heacock was an outgoing passenge
today to Rosewood. s. D.. where sh,
will visit relatives for couple o
, months. DR.. Heacock accompanied
his wife as far as Durango. being un
able, on account of professional du
ties, to be absent longer. He re
turned to Pennington this morning.
The Gallotti Insurance & Real Es
tate company will be composed o
Mrs. Gallotti. John Turner and Joe
Woods. and after today Mr.. Turner
will be found in the office SO lone
occupied by Frank Gallotti and later
by Mrs. Gallotti. This will make 6
strong combination for business and
will receive the kindly consideration
of the public.