Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-20

antecd sox; pair. 4 months. 1 d.llar;
at McKinney's.
Sister Dorothea, who came in from
Denver the other night to attend the |
funeral OF her sitter, Loretta Croke
left for Denver on this mornings
train.
Postmaster c. w. F'isherdick of La
plata. N NJ. came in last night from
Santa Fe. where he went to try some |
postoff1ce cases. Mr.. Fisherdick con |
tinued home this morning.
| G. Fl. Spencer returned from Chi
cago last evening where he has spent
| the past three months, and departed
today for Utah. near Bluff City, where
he is Interested in placer mining.
Dr. ]. w Greene came up from
Pennington last night where he has
opened a dentists office. to make final
arrangements to move to San Juan
county, and returns to Pennington
.onday.
Miss Myrtle Mckinney and brother,
!, Vernon, went to Pueblo this morning
TO attend the fair. and visit their
grandmother, Mrs. l.. l.. Thomas. They
. will return about the end of the
month.
Paul G. Redington, assistant dis
trict forester, with headquarters In
Denver, who has been In Durango for
several days on business with the local
ing.
Mrs Fred Balcom and son departed
for Pueblo this morning for few
weeks visit on account of the baby's
. health. Mr. Balloon will meet heI
= at Pueblo and they will continue the
rest of the way together.
Miss Vinta Cooper was an arriva
" from Pagosa Springs last night ant
departed for Aztec this morning tt
join her mother and sisters. They ex
pect to spend the winter in Aztec OIL
account of Miss Marvie's health.
%
The Porter Fuel Co. expects to re
sumo operations at Hesperus Monday
lie the railroad track and bridge acros
III the La Plata having been repaired
y The mine has been closed since tn
e big storm and flood of two weeks age
e Mr.. and Mrs. James Sutherlan
~ drove in from Hesperus yesterda
III where they have been visiting friend.
IL and departed for their home at Cano
ne City today. Mr. and Mrs. Sutherlan
te Rev. r. u. Waldraven went to MAJ
ie cos this morning to attend the qua
terly meeting of the Methodist churc
lSouth). Rev. Jerome Winford c
NJ Tennessee is pastor at Mancos. Re'
Waldraven will return Sunday afte
noon.
at Mr. and Mrs. Sam Henderson depar
ed for Denver this morning. on vi
cation trip of several weeks The
IN will visit Mrs. Henderson's mother /
u Denver and then go on to Excelsio
Springs. Mo. II. T. Henderson accon
panied them to Denver.
F. c. Miller and A. K. French, bot
of Toledo, O., were arrivals on las
nights train, who registered at tn
Palace last night. Mr.. Miller own
ranch property In Pennington an
went down on business pertaining
the same this morning. Mr.. Frenc
accompanied him to look around
Messrs. T. H. Ballard, ]. C. Sanfor
and w. s. Pickerill. representing tn
Durango Masonic lodge, and J. 1
Adams, Rico lodge, leave tomorro'
morning to attend the Grand lodg
meeting in Denver. They will be /
= the city during the visit and possibl
one of the sessions may have tn
: honor of the presence of Presiden
! Taft.
f. P. Wilson, ex-editor of the Azte
: Index, but still connected with the pi
7 per. came up last night with som
! fruit, Including Wolf river appl
| raised at Aztac which hac haan M,
Z on exhibition in Gallotti's window. Tn
! Aztec Irrigated Lands company offe
50pound box of Bartlett pears t
: the person guessing nearest to tn
4 correct weight. Take look at tn
apple and turn in your guess. Yo