Semi-weekly herald., 1909-12-02

was nothing left undone by the Boul
der committee for the entertainment
and pleasure OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wer
ner and the Utes who were given the
best OF everything. being distinguish
ed as the real pioneers OF the state
From Tuesdays Daily.
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w A. Carson. the well known Farm
ingtonian. made flying trip to Du.
range last night, returning today.
@. l.. Williams, Indian agent at
Dulce, n. NJ, came in last night and
is staying over today ON business @
L. Wyckhoff accompanied him
Miss Jessie Potter returned last evs
ening from Des Moines. Ia, where she
spent several weeks with her mother
Miss Potter's friends are glad to have
her back.
Charles d. Taylor came up last night
from Cedar Hill TO ship carload OF
choice apples to Denver. Mr.. Taylor
stayed over at the Palace. departing
this morning for home.
Shelton P. Smith OF Gulnare, min
ing camp near Trinidad, and Mrs BY.
ron G. Stone OF Walsenburg arrived
on last nights eastern. to attend the
funeral of their sister. Mrs Ed Il
Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Hurley returned
TO their home In Colorado Springs
this morning. after a visit with Mr.
Hurley's mother. The latter is now
getting along nicely, after an illness
Of several months.
Frank Derment OF Cedar Hill spent
yesterday in Durango as the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Daniels Mr.. Der
"cul H"h uCCcpiSu u pobitiuu with tut
]. j. Malone Iron works. and left for
home this morning to make arrange.
Mrs. j. o. Brown and daughter
departed for their home in
cortez this morning They have been
in town several days for treatment for
The latter's throat. The young lady
was operated on Saturday at Mercy
hospital by DIR. A. l.. Davis.
Mrs. w. H. c. Schaefer and children
came in last night from Aztec to
visit for few days with Durango
friends before leaving for Oklahoma
to spend the winter. Mr.. Schaefer
who was with Harry, Jackson some
years ago, is back again in his old
position.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Mumma were
guests Of the Savoy last night. This
Mrs. Mumma and the baby
eft for Dayton. o., to spend the win.
ter with her parents Mr.. Mumma.
who accompanied his wife as far as
Durango returned to Pennington this
Mrs. Bert Brown, who was operated
IN Saturday. at Ochsner's hospital. for
4 trouble of long standing, is getting
along beautifully The operation was
successful and the patient stood IL
nicely. Her friends will be pleased
to know that Mrs. Brown is doing we'll
We trust that she will soon be entire.
Iy restored to health.
r. L. Knowles of the La Plata Land
4 Irrigation company accompanied his
wife to Denver this morning. Condi
tions were reversed from their last
trip to the state capital Last time
Mrs. Knowles went to take care OF her
but this time he said he was
going to take care OF her. From his
size and build one would naturally
suppose that Mr.. Knowles needed
protector-but he seems to be Of a
different opinion.
Superintendent w. T. Shelton OF the
Navajo Indian agency at Shiprock was
at the Savoy last night passing
through from Shiprock to Washing,
ton. d. C. Commissioner r. G.. Val
entine of the Indian affairs has called
in number OF the superintendents of
the Indian agencies to Washington for
a general conference on matters per
tanning to the department. Mr.. Shell.
ton said he hopes to get through In
time to spend Christmas with his par
ents in Waynesvillc. N. G., as he has
not been at home for Christmas for
twenty years. He will return some
time after the first of January.
Il. I. Holly of Erie, Kans., G. p.
McNay of Denver, and Ed c. Rupard
of the same place. went out on this
mornings eastern Mr.. Holly has been
looking around In this section for two