Semi-weekly herald., 1909-10-07
(vrom Moaday's Daily.)


(yrom Noaday's Dsily)
Some thirty thousand flsh were sent
out yesterday morning to be placed
in Pine river below bayfield,.
Mrs. J. L. Nickel LEFT for her home
In Pagosa Springs this morning after
few days with her sister. Mrs. Geo
Isgar. during fair week.
DIR. Dowdey went up on the Silver
ton train this morning bound for his
mining property in Maggie gulch. neal
Eureka. DR. Dowdey will return Thurs
day.
| Mrs James Burnsides left for Pue
bio this morning to join her husband
who is an employe of the d. r. r. G
and has been transferred to the Other
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank West and dangh
I
ter were returning passengers to theil
home at Tiffany today. They were ir
to attend the fair as well as the taber
nacle meetings.
| Mrs, Albert Roessler and II g J. F
Williams were arrivals from Mancos
last evening and departed this morn
Ing for Colorado Springs, Denver and
Kansas City. on vacation trip.
Mrs. j. j. Harris and children came
down from Silverton Saturday even
ing where they were visiting the for
mer's brother. and departed for their
home at Dolores Sunday morning
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| Mrs. w. II. Ryerson was an arrival
from Silverton Saturday evening where
she has been visiting friends and de
parted for Trinidad Sunday. The lady
was guest of the Palace over night
Mrs. William Roessler OF Mancos
l anu WI .. w OiuWhy VI iOiOi ce
came In on last nights Southern. This
morning the ladies' departed for va.
cation trip to Denver, Pueblo and Del
Norte.
Mrs. J. W. Buckley was an outgoing
passenger to Pueblo today to attend
the state convention of the W. C. #.
u. which meets there this week Mrs
Buckley is president of the fifteenth
district Of the w. c. T. u.
Fred Kunz and wife were guests OF
the Palace last night. Mr. Kunz came
down from Silverton yesterday to meet
his wife. who returned OH last nights
eastern from a trip to Austria. Mr..
and Mrs. Kunz continued to Silver
ton this morning.
J. F. Dibber of Mosca returned from
trip to Rico last evening and de-
parted for home this morning. Mr..
Dibber came In from Denver few
days ago with the sheriff of Dolores
county and accompanied him to his
Rico home.
The many friends of Miss Myrtle
Hill will be pained to learn that the
young lady is confined in the hospital
at Colorado Springs suffering from
throat trouble which was quite serious
few days. but a telegram this morn
ing reported the young lady getting
along all right. The Herald and her
numerous acquaintances In Durango
will pray for her speedy recovery
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Haskell re.
turned from a trip to Denver last even
ing and departed for silverton this
morning.
Mrs. A. M, Puett returned from
Pueblo where she has been visiting
friends Saturday evening and contin-
ued to her home in Cortez Sunday.
M. 1. Jones OF chicago and Il. y.
Barton of Omaha. who are interested
In mines In San Juan county, came
In on the eastern last night and de
parted for Silyerton this morning.
A work train came In last night
about ~ o'clock from Chama with a
big grading outfit and left over the
Southern today to repair the track
between Trout Lake and Telluride
Whitman Cross of Washington, d
c, and l.. F. Noble of Auburn, N. Y.
came in from camp on the upper Pine
river last night and are staying over
today In Durango. Mr.. Cross has
been In charge of some work for the
United States geological survey, this
summer.
D. M. Simmons of Ignacio was in
the city today gathering up stray ends
and winding up his affairs, Mr.. Sim
mons recently sold his land to the
townsite company and has also dis
posed OF his stock, and will spend the