Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-24

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Judge @. A. Pike and Court Ste.
nographer G. d. Peters journeyed TO |
Silverton this morning. where district
court convened today.
Walter Smith returned from a trip
through the San Luis valley Satur.
day evening, and continued 10 his
home in Dolores Sunday morning.
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Arthur Ayres came Down from Sill.
verton yesterday morning and will be
IN the city few days. He report 9
mining picking up in San Juan equity
Miss sylvia Scott has gone out to
the Upper Florida to substitute for
Miss Mary Wilson. the regular teach.
er, until the latter is able 10 return
A. Hahn left Sunday morning for
Denver. Omaha and Nebraska points,
expecting TO be absent three to four
weeks. The trip is for the benefit OF
his health.
Richard kellar left over the South
ern this morning for Dunton. where
he is president of the Almont Gold
Mining company, operating the Emma
group.
Gaprpp hit cbfal1 uac on ntitontp
passenger TO Dolores this morninp
Mr.. Ditchfield came in Saturday even.
ing to spend Sunday with Mrs. Ditch.
field
II. Fl. Irwin, son, p. b. Irwin, and
daughter, Miss Elsie, were at the Pal.
ace Saturday night on their way from
Pennington to attend the exposition Il
Seattle.
Miss Sarah Reath came in last night
from Calumet, Mich, the copper coun-
try, and went out over the Southern
| this morning to Hesperus on her way
to Hay gulch.
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Charles E. Spath of Aztec was al
| the Palace Saturday evening, on his
way TO visit his Texas property. Nj
Srath went out on the eastern Sun
day morning.
David Ramsay was in from Mancoa
| N a iah
he went up to the La Platas. He
says he has work at Mancos for four
to six weeks yet.
Jay Turley, the Aztec real estate
man. and Attorney r. H. Hanna came
up from Aztec Saturday evening and
spent Sunday in Durango. This morn.
ing Mr.. Turley returned home, Mr.
Hanna departing for TERRA Amarillo.
w. A. Jackson of Tucumcari, n. NJ.
L. H. MacMorran of Spokane, and U.
5. McGee, were arrivals from the oil
fields at Bluff City. Saturday evening
Mr.. MacMorran is staying over in
town today, the other gentlemen go.
ing east this morning.
w. p. Vale departed for Denver
yesterday morning to attend the meet
ing of the State Bankers association
which will be in session today and to.
morrow. Mr. vaile said he intended
TO sleep all the way to Denver.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Underwood, who
were married at the Presbyterian
manse on Saturday, left today for the
Underwood ranch at Cedar Hill, with
Miss Eula Brown, Mrs. Underwood's
daughter. who Will make her home
| with them.
Mrs Barber is home again from an
extended visit with relatives in Den
yer, Beloit and other points in Kansas
In Chicago, and seevral towns In Ohio.
Mrs. Barber is dividing her time be
tween her daughters. Mrs. F. r. Ora
ham and Mrs. Joe Woods, and son
Earl.
Miss Belva Wyatt came In from
Palisades last evening on visit to
her mother and sisters. Miss Wyatt
Is employed in the telephone office.
She has been away a year and half
and has been given three weeks
vacation.
Mrs. Fred Smith and son are visit.
Ing Mrs. w. S. Pickerill Mrs. Smith
Il well known to many Durango peo.
pie, who will remember her as Miss
Grace Partridge. Mr.. Smith is con
nected with the International Trust
company of Philadelphia.
Mrs. II. A. Bay came up from Flora
Vista Saturday evening to meet her
daughter. Mrs. William Bluck, who
has been In Ochsner hospital for the
past three weeks, where she was oper.
ated ON recently. The ladies left for
Flora Vista today.
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