Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-23
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From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
IRA. r. T. Guillest and daughter are
v'sising friends in Durango for week
or TWO. Mrs GuiIlett came In from
her home at Coriez Saturday evening.
s.ilverton is figuring on giving Otto
Nesrs an ovation when the railroad
is opened between Durango and Sill
veston. otto deserves II. And Messrs
Nc Atee and Deuel. are not SO slow.
Mrs. D. Phelps left for her home In
Pennington h..s morning. after pleas
art visit OF some seven weeks with
her cousin. Mrs. A. Snodgrass OF this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank sfaplin and
son returned Sunday night from trip
TO Colorado Springs and Denver and
continued 10 their home in Farming
ton today.
Mira. A j. Gibbs and daughter. Miss
Amelia. left for Chicago today to visit
tte formers daughter. and will later
70 en- to visit relatives in Iowa. They
expect to be absent abou; month
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Attorneys A. NJ. Edwards and E. A.
Martin were arrivals from Santa Fe
Saturday, evening where they attend
ed United States court Both gentle
men continued to their home in Farm.
ington this morning,
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Mrs. A. W Dillon and daughter. Miss
rlanche Dillon, were arrivals from Do
15res Sunday evening and departed for
Pueblo today 10 attend the fair. MIR.
CIllon passed through Saturday with
an exhibit IRON Montezuma county.
William Ordwny. postmaster and
general merchant of Dolores. was
among Saturday evenings arrivals, de-
parting for Pueblo Sunday morning,
thence TO Denver. Mr. Ordway re-
ports conditions in Montezuma county
very good.
Miss Ella Knvanaugh and sister, Mrs.
Fanny Turner, and latter's son, de-
parted this morning for Twin Falls,
IDA. where they will visit for some
time and later go on TO pend sew
eral months In Oregon.
E. A Norton, who is opening up the
Neglected mine. was an incoming pas
songer on Saturdays eastern. Sunday
morning he went up to the mine with
j. r. Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Boyle are the
proud parents Of boy baby, arriving
yesterday morning. and touching the
scale at nine pounds. All concerned
are doing fine.
John w. wingate was also among
those leaving Sunday morning for Den
yer to attend the grand lodge gather.
ing this week, the others being T. H
Ballard. W. 5. Pickerill and J.. C. San
ford.
S. W. Raymond came down from the
rsnch last evening. going to Ignacio
City this morning to attend the auc-
tion sale OF cattle and horses on the
king ranch, desiring to purchase TWEEN
ty or thirty head for feeding purposes,
providing prices are right.
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r. E. Gaind came in Saturday even
ing from his ranches near Grommet
He says he heyer saw us much hay
and grain down at one time in the
county and II the weather will con-
tinue good for two weeks the farm
ers will be able to harvest a pretty
big crop.
a4lss Lena Steineger is again at her
post In the postoffice, having returned
Saturday evening from camping trip
TO Emerald lakes. the party consist
ing of Charley Fleck. the Misses Nellie.
Mable and Ella Fleck. the first two
visiting from Trinidad. Johnny Wilmer
and W E. Stewart. They were at the
lakes three days. stopping en- route
going and coming They had fine
weather and report splendid time.
A party OF seven were guests of
the Palace Sunday night ON their way
to the Montezuma valley to look after
land. The party consisted Of c. W.
Barry. H c. Eckel and W. E. Sine
hart oil Denver. H. w. vehrenkamp OF
Cincinnati, w. C. Woods OF Wyncote
Wyo, II. n. King and w. NJ. Reid of
Albion. Neb The gentlemen went out
on the Southern this morning.
Fred Goble. the lumber merchant,
came down from Silyerton yesterday
on his way to Denver to attend the
reception at Wolhurst for President
Taft. On account of an accident to
one of his men. he was obliged to re-
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