Semi-weekly herald., 1909-10-21
tyron Mondays paily.)
l. l. Rachofsky is back from Den

Miss Silvia Scott. Florida stations
excellent teacher, spent Saturday In
Durango.
]. b. Ross and wife returned from
Denver last night and left Tor Silver.
ton this morning.
Six,y-one persons have united with
the Presbyterian church as q result
of the Lowry meetings.
w. ]. Miller OF Mancos was Den.
yer passenger yesterday morning. Mr.
Miller Is a brother Of N. c. Miller.
Mrs. Reese McCloskey was a Den
yer bound passenger this morning
She will spend week In the capital
city.
X. Coppinger and J. w. Holmes were
registered at the Savoy last night.
They went ont to Mancos this morn
ing.
NJ j. Prattle was among the Sil.
verton people returning from Denver
last night. This morning he went TO
Silverton.
II. Carsiie. an old time cattle man
OF this section, whose headquarters
are now In st. Louis. is registered at
the Slrater.
IL. G. Condit, the Eureka mining
man, went to Denver yesterday morn
ing on business connected with the
Mountain Eagle.
Sam Young of the Henderson En-.
gineering company went to Santa Fe
yesterday morning. He will be gone
about two weeks.
Miss Marie Poteicek of Portland,
Kans., who has been visiting her aunt.
Mrs. r. l.. Richardson, left for home
this morning. Miss Poteicek visited in
Seattle before coming here.
Hon. Burton Cannon, the Grand
Junction real estate man. returned
from Aztec Saturday night and left
for home yesterday morning.
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Frank Kinney OF Victor came In last
night and left for Silverton this morn
Ing. Mr. Kinney is interested in mines
both in Victor and In silverton.
Ed John and wife of MontrOse came
in last night and left overland for
Pennington this morning. They are
looking for good fruit land and they
are in the right place to find 1t.
Colorado, went out to Montezuma val
ley this morning to look for loca.
tion. They will find that is q great
valley and It is growing greater ev-
cry day.
w. A. Carson OF Pennington came
up last night and loft for Denver this
morning on business connected with
his Silverton mining interests. Mr..
Carson is always and every where a
rustler.
Sam Wittow, the Silverton mer-
chant, came in from New York last
night where he has been buying goods.
Mrs. Wittow and the boy accompanied
him as far as Denver. They went
to Silverton this morning.
Charles Williams, the d. & r. @.
agent at Rico, and his family. left for
Denver this morning. The children
will be placed In school and Mrs
Williams will remain with them. Mr..
Williams returns to Rico the last OF
the week
10 -. AVotVib Johh IL ANC SoH, Dohi
Patrick and E. Leartch, a party OF
mining men. came In from Ophir last
night on their way to Denver. They
left this morning. Mr.. Iearich Is in
terested ip mining properties with
Tom Walsh.
o. f. Rogers and wife OF Pagosa
Junction were returning passengers
from the Pennington district Satur
day night. They were enraptured will
that splendid country where apples
grow as large as pumpkins and one
| cherry makes a meal
| Rev. w. Il. Crozier of the Presby
| terian church, was a passenger cas-
this morning. Tomorrow he will at
tend the state synod at Rocky Fort
and Wednesday and Thursday tn,
presbytery at Pueblo. He expects t,
return Friday evening.
William Wettenhall, the new clerl
at the lgnacio agency. is full 'bloode,
Chippewa Indian. He has been a
Shiprock and the change is a promo