Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30


her daughter. Miss Mary. departing
for home ON today's eastern. Ate
seeing their guests off, Superintendent
Spear and family returned to For
Lewis.
Miss Cullen was among the arrivals
OIL last nights eastern from Colorad,
Springs. This morning she left fol
Riverside on visit to DR.. Taylor ane
family.
Mrs. r. J. McNutt and daughter
Miss Sarah McNutt. came down from
Silverton last night and went to Aztec
this morning to spend week or two
with friends.
DIR. and Mrs. H. L. Henderson. and
Mrs. l.. w. Henderson, brother and
mother of H. T. and S. w Henderson
OF this city. returned 10 their home at
Grand Junction today, after visit
with their relatives here.
c. c. White of the Calumet Fuel
company returned last evening with
his bride from Chicago Mr. and Mrs.
White went up to Perin's this morn
ing. Congratulations
Sam Ridinger the Indian trader,
returned from Salt Lake last night
The shipment of Indian blankets
which Mr.. Rldinger expected from the
San Juan failed to arrive up till the
time he left Salt Lake He continued
to Aztec today.
c. j.. Hardesty was an arrival from
Pueblo last night Mr.. Hardesty ig n
conductor on the Missouri Pacific run.
ming out of Pueblo. and went out to
the Montezuma valley this morning
to visit his ranch property He reg
istered at the Palace last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pitcher, Jr.
came down from Silverton yesterday
afternoon. This morning Mrs Pitcher
who is Otto Mear's daughter. left for
Denver. Mr. Pitcher returning to si!
verton.
Last evening Mrs. Jakway entertain.
ed about fifty young people In honor
OF Miss Ruth Jakway who ia visiting
here from Lincoln. Neb The guests
danced until about II when refresh
ments were served
w. A. Carson, one OF our pioneers,
now living In Pennington, returned
from trip TO his mining property In
son says he has something pretty good
that may come as a surprise to the
unbeliever who has secuted the idea
of the La Platas being good producers.
He is not ready TO give out further
information at present Mr. Carson
continued TO Farmington this morning
Mr. and Mrs, John Rodgers, the
well known and old time pioneers OF
Silverton, arrived from Silverton this
afternoon, Mr. Rodgers being an in
valid from rheumatism and other trou.
bles the past ten weeks, coming 10
Durango to secure benefits of lower
climate. Several Masons were at the
tain to meet and assist In looking
after him. DR. LaMonte accompanied
Mr.. Rodgers, expecting to return In
the morning.
The funeral Of Vincent O'Connell,
who was drowned in the Rentz reser-
voir Sunday while in swimming with
some companions, took place at
O'Clock this morning from the Hood
& Ames undertaking parlors, and at
$3.50 from st. Columba's church. Sym.
pathizing friends manifested their re-
gard for the family by their pres
ence as well as by the beautiful flow.
ers. For the rest, there is little to
say that will make the sorrow less
in the mothers heart. The sudden
ness with which many of us have
been called may well make the surviv
ors pause. There is no way of telling
whose turn may bC next, for the Reap
er does not confine himself to the
ripsned grain, but sometimes cuts
down the ear and even the Tiny
stalk When the young go 1t seems
saddest for
What hast thou to do with cruel
Death.
Who vast so full OF life. or Death
with thee,
That thou shouldest die before thou
hadst grown old"
lnterment took place in Greenmount
The articles of incorporation Of tht
Ignacio Townslte company have beer
filed with the county clerk l. b Mel
Vile, Lloyd Siegler. l.. NJ Sutton. JohI
Sutton and Rod Mcdonald are the In
corporators.
Harry Watkins, switchmaD In tn
Durango yards left today for Kansa
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