Semi-weekly herald., 1909-10-28

before continuing to their new loca.
tion in Ochiltree. Tex. Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodnight we're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Monte Ballod during their stay
in Durango The two ladies have been
friends for some years.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n Ramsower came
up from Aztec last night, after brief
visit with their SON They departed
this morning for their home in Gran
Vile. o.
Grande Southern, was an arrival from
Denver last night. Mr.. Krauser, who
is on official business. departed via
this mornings Southern.
C. II. Algert. the Fruitland merchant,
returned from lengthy vacation trip
last night. He had fine time. but
said he was glad to get home again.
Mr.. Algert went out on the Pennington
line this morning.
X. r. Kirk is a guest of the Savoy,
arriving last night from Denver to
look after the estate OF his late
brother-in-law. AL Grant. MFR. Kirk
will probably remain several days.
Ellis Crawford came in last night
from the Montezuma valley where he
spent several days looking over land
Mr.. Crawford registered at the Pal
ace last night, leaving for Pueblo to-
dy.
Jack Goulding made a flying trip to
Durango last night from Flora Vista
returning this morning with a radiant
countenance. There are very few per
sistent bachelors. when the right girl
comes along
turned from business trip to Man
cos last night. Mr.. Ethridge says that
fifteen loads of cattle were shipped to
Kansas City yesterday. and Jim Frink
ship yet.
Judge j. II. Terry came down from
Eureka last night. The judge says
he needs change of altitude for "A
few days Finds II easier to sleep in
Durango Then he enjoys the nice
weather and the sunshine. The sun
has = habit of getting up laie in Ell
rekik about 1890 OF a morning. and
he retires early so that you have
small chance of getting tired of his
company
Miss Daisy Wuerz niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Schluter of the north side,
left this morning for her home in Kan
sas City. after pleasant visit of
three months In Durango. The young
lady said she had a delightful sum
mer and hated to leave. She thinks
Durango splendid place and added
she would like TO live here. Miss
Wuerz' father is a newspaper man
on the staff of the Kansas City press.
H. o. Willis returned to his home
in Pennington this morning, Mrs. Wi.
lis remaining with their daughter,
Mary. who is Ill at Mercy hospital.
The little girl is resting better and
her fever is lower, although she is not
by any means out of danger. AT pres
| ent. the outcome Is said to be doubt
| full. but 1t Is always well to put your
trust in good, and hope for the best.
Ruth, the baby of the family, will
come up to stay with her mother.
Mrs. NJ. V. Smith was an arrival
from Denver last evening and con.
tinued to Silverton this morning to
join her husband, who is bookkeeper
Mrs. Smith found the trip wearisome
from Denver to Durango. but was
looking forward with interest TO the
ride through the Animas canon. She
said she admired the scenery around
Ouray exceedingly. but friends had told
her the Animas canon was equally
well worth seeing. if not finer.
Mrs. w. II. Howe of Animas City
was passenger on the Red Apple
this morning, bound for Aztec. where
she will visit her nephew. Sherman
Howe and family. and later. visit her
sister. Mrs. Howe. who lives a few
miles below Aztec. Mrs. Howe expects
10 remain several weeks. This time OF
the year is one of the incest to visit
the San Juan section, since the
weather is simply superb. and the fall
and winter climate are not to be sur
nnlSad