Semi-weekly herald., 1909-10-07

similar In many respects, The live
oaks. orange groves. eucalyptus for
ests. palm trees and grape vines, with
the profusion OF wild flowers, give a
different character to the landscape
than that of Colorado.
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From Tuesdays Daily.
Mrs. Charles Barker, nee Kimball
left for Denver this morning. where
she expects to spend the winter with
her sister, Mrs. NJ. Copeland.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Pierce, were ar
rivals from Aztec last night and went
out on the eastern this morning to
Colorado Springs TO visit friends for
n few weeks.
Miss Alice Nj. Nash was an arrival
from Silverton last night on her way
to Mancos where she will visit her
friends for few weeks. Miss Nash
departed on today's Southern.
Mrs. ]. Ward, came in last night
from visit to her mining claims on
east Mancos and departed for her Den
yer home this morning. The lady was
guest of the Palace last night.
G. A. Schmitt, is back again In his
old position as agent for the Globe Ex-
press. We understand that the com
pany met most of Mr., Schmitt's de.
mands Good work is worth good
wages.
H. c. Deming. the mining expert,
came down from the La Platas last
night, where he put In few days Wis
iting his property there, and left this
msrning for his home in Harrisburg.
Pa.
party of employees OF the Durango
Gas and Electric company arrived on
last nights eastern from Chicago, and
went up to lockwood today to work
on the power line the company is con
structing to Durango.
G. H. Ruhmland, the expert linotype
operator. and Bill Hansen left this
morning for Hermosa park to put in
the rest of the week hunting. We are
promised roast of venison. We can
almost taste the sayory meat now.
w. c. Clark, one of the lessees of
the Cumberland mine, his mother and
sister, came down from the mine yes
terday. They made the. trip IN the au.
to, which proved to be rather diff
ficult proceeding on account OF the
weather.
w. J.Weatherford, of Weatherford
Okla, returned from trip to Mancos
last evening where he recently bought
ranch, and departed for home this
morning. Mr.. Weatherford expects tc
return about Xmas with his family and
will make his home on his property
near Mancos.
While in Denver. Mr.. Zeller secur
ed a first class matchmaker, Mr.. C
s. Ball, who arrived in Durango last
evening. Mr.. Ball is a man of pleas
Ing personality and patrons will con
tinue to receive courteous treatment
when visiting Mr. Zeller's establish
mGnt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kerr. and fam
lily of Silverton, were in the city las
night on their way to Golden, where
they Will put the children in schoo
and spend the winter In Denver ant
| other points in the northern part o.
| the state MIR Kerr was formerly man
ager of the Gold King, having beer
with the company many years in va
rious capacities. He has not taken {
vacation for some time and will devote
most of the winter to rest and re
| creation.
Louis Wyman and family are NOV
Ing to Durango. This change is made
upon the advice of physicians that ;
lower altitude is necessary. Mr. Wy
man will still retain his interests IL
Silverton and will also serve as coun
ty commissioner. but the major portion
OF his time viii be spent in Durango
Thus the smelter city gains another
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