Semi-weekly herald., 1909-10-04

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ores this morning.
Matt Hubbard was returning pas
'enger to Pennington today
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Pace returned |
% their home at bayfield, yesterday
l.. Jackson and wife of PendIeton |
N. NJ, are in the city for day or
two.
Squire Wallace. who didn't go yes-
terday morning. departed for Dolores
today.
Mrs. w. N searcy and daughters of
sllverton are at the strater for few
days.
p. v. Sheridan was in town from
Silverton over night. returning this
morning
J. p. Wright left for home this
morning. We mean Mr.. Wright. the
Farmlngtonian.
Mrs. ]. II. Farmer. wife of the mas
ter mechanic of the D. & r. G.. left
for Alamosa today.
Miss Lille Crawley returned to Den
yer today, after couple of weeks
vacation with her parents.
C. C. Clark and wife, who were in
the city for day or two attending the
fair. left for Ignacio this morning.
Miss Mary Morgan departed for
Flora Vista this morning after spend
ing fair week In Durango.
Mrs. Il, ]. Bascofer and daughter
came In from Mancos last evening and
departed for Denver today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. U Massingill were re-
turning PASSENGERS 10 Pennington to-
day. They are here to attend the fair
G. c. Ernable of Sllverton, who has
been attending the fair here, left for
Pennington this morning on business.
%. B. Sawyer and family came in
from Allison last night and went out
to Fort Lewis mesa this morning to
visit friends.
s. S. Carroll and wife OF Grand
Junction came in last night Mr.. Car
roll is the new civil engineer at the
Indian school. and went out to Ignacio
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Payne and
family. who spent the week in town
attending the fair. returned to their
home in Silverton this morning. They
were guests of the Palaoa over night.
Misses Nell and Mabel Porter de
parted for Trinidad this morning after
spending months vacation with their
relatives here. Their Durango friends
are always glad to see the young
ladies'.
C. Fl. McHenry, Il. McJunkin and
George Allen, who were in charge of
the San Juan county display at the
| fair, left for home this morning. San
Juan county did pretty well, carrying
off sixteen premiums.
Mrs. Sylvia Burt and son came in
from Miami. Okla. last evening where
they have been visiting friends. and
| continued to their home at Aztec this
morning. Miss Maud Wade accompa.
MED them to Aztec on visit.
George w Dittman was an arrival
last night from Cincinnati to meet his
son, George F. Dittman Both gentle
men are Interested in the Tomahawk
mine and left for the La Platas this
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clark arrived from
Denver last night and will make their
home in Durango. Mr. Clark is an en-
ploye of the American Smelling & Re
fining company. At present Mr. and
Mrs. Clark are located at the Strater
Judge Pinkerton returned last night
from Silverton where he has been
| visiting friends and departed for his
home in Mancos this morning. Pinker-
ton is name very familiar to us. the
springs up the Animas valley being
named after the Judge.
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DIR, and Mrs, NJ d. Taylor came In
last night from months trip In the
east, which they spent in Oklahoma,
Kansas and Kentucky. While they
were away they attended the county
fair of Hart county, Kentucky. The
horses were beautiful. DR.. and Mrs.
Taylor left home Just before the high
water, and while many OF their friends
thought the weather unsettled they