Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-19
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(From Thursday,. Daily.

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tFrom Thursdays Daily1
A. b. Brookheld went down on the
Red Apple this morning to his home
at Flora Vista
Stated communication Durango
lodge No. 46 A. F. & A. NJ. this even
ing. T. IL. Ballard, w. NJ.
Take in the dance tonight i'll Red
Men hall. Ii you go tonight you will
want TO do SO tomorrow and the next
night.
Attorney Charles A. Johnson patron.
iaed the Red Apple train this morn.
ing. He stayed with 1t as far as Ce-
dar Hill.
Social dance this evening in Red
Men hall. also Friday and Saturday
evenings. Finest kind of music and
good floor.
II. Maud arrived from Denver last
night and went out to the Valleeito
today on q visit to j. A. Porter's sum
mer camp.
Mrs. X. Luttrell was an arrival froin
Silverton this morning and continued
tc Pagosa Springs on combined busi
ness and pleasure trip.
passenger to her home in Aztec to-
day, after spending a few weeks in
Durango and Trlmble.
Miss Marjorie Vinton departed for
Alamosa this morning, where she will
visit for Il few weeks after which she
will return to Chama to join a party
for a camping and fishing trip.
Mr. and Mrs T. A. Kerr and daugh-
ter Cora. passed through from Her
mosa TO Ignacio today to attend the
land sale. They will stay over today.
lOIllOIloW
Mrs K. A. Gagg and son. Rudolph,
were outgoing passengers on today's
eastern bound for Denver. where they
win visit friends for several weeks.
Henry Albers arrived from Rico last
evening and went out to Denver on
today's eastern MI. Alberts was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. =. iiougham
over night
q. f. Ford, WHO has been In the |
vicinity for a day or two, looking al
some land for his old friend, the |
father. of our Jack Covey. went out
OIL the eastern this morning TO Pue-
bio.
Bob Loves train looked what you
might call lonesome. after the crowd
ed special Not quite everybody went
to Ignacio this morning, however,
There's few left-a very few It's
tyi,ea=in Durangol
George w. Avery of the Yellow Eye
mine in the La Platas, came down
from Comstock last night. The La
Platas are lively this summer. Mr..
Avery expects to stay over in town
until tomorrow.
Last night when one OF the reporters
for The Herald was passing the resi-
dence of W. G. White on third avenue,
Mrs. White, who was sitting on her
front porch, called out: "Will yon
please say in tomorrow's paper that
ihe president OF the Boosters club
has the worst walks in town, and you
may use my name with it If you like.
Well, here 1t is, Mrs. White. Let us
nope that your remark will go to it's
goal.
Great folks, small folks, lean folk
brawny folk,
Brown folks, white folks, black folks,
tawny folks,
Gray old plodders, gay young frisk-
ers,
Fathers, mothers, uncles. cousins,
Families by the tens and dozens,
Brothers. sisters, husbands. wives
Followed the special for their lives.
Il
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fry returned
from their honeymoon trip this morn
ing. They came in last night by way
of ouray and Silyerton, and stayed over
at the ranch at HeFmosa last night.
They did not stay as long as they In
tended on account of the terrible heat
but had pleasant visit with mum
ber OF AIr. Fry's people, and returned
to Denver where they put In week
OF two very pleasantly. Mrs. Fry says