Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-10

Gilbert T. Cline, ex-banker of Man.
os, was In Durango over night Sat
urday from the east and went to Man.
cos Sunday morning.
W. H. Brumley, II. II. Akin. Harry
V. Pyle. chas. Hosea and wife. and
H. b. Wallace arrived last night from
Dolores TO attend United States court
this week.
A. ORGY Mitchell, who was iU the
city Saturday on business, stayed over
night and left fore bayfield, Sunday
morning. Mr.. Mitchell is running a
creamery at Bayfield,.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Mefford arrived
last evening from Devoll, Okla. This
morning they went to Cedar Hill
where they expect to locate perma-
nenuy.
James L. Merry came down from
Silverton Saturday evening and left
Sunday morning on the eastern to
meet his family. who are on their
way from Bowling Green, o.
Miss Jennie Ailinger of Copperton,
was an arrival last night and contin'
ued to Aztec this morning where she
will locate permanently. She was a
guest of the Palace last night.
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Mrs E. D. Clark was an arrival
from Salt Lake last evening on her
way to Pennington to visit her father,
George S. Hood. Mrs. Clark Went
down on this mornings Red Apple.
| Mayne Perkins is home again from
Boulder, having just completed his
/ freshman year at the State university
| AIayne says he likes the work very
much, but he's glad to get home.
| Mrs. j. c. Sullivan and daughter,
Miss Jennie, left for Denver today
Oh visit to Mrs A. d. Emo (nee Ella
| Sullivan. Miss Jennie will take In
the N L. A. which meets in Denver
in July.
Mrs William Rathnell of Ouray
who has been visiting Mrs. r.. X
Peake of this city for about week
departed for her home. Mrs. Rath
nell was formerly county superintend
cnt of Ouray county.
l. Attorney A. NJ. Edwards returned
from trip to Santa Fe Saturday
levening. Mrs. Edwards came UP from
Pennington 10 meet him. They spent
Sunday az Trimble and departed fol
their home at Pennington this morn
ing.
Miss Helen Arnold, who taught IN
the Durango high school last year
and has recently been appointed in
structor of Latin for next term, de
parted today for Lincoln, Neb,, tc
lspend the summer vacation with heI
mother.
Mrs. r. B. Sanderson and children
were arrivals last night from Naco
zari, Sonora, Old Mexico, and wen
to Pennington this morning TO yisi
friends. Mrs. Sanderson was formerl,
IA resident of Durango and also o
Pagosa Springs,
A phone message from Silvertor
states that fire in the basement o
The McCrimmon store in the Wey
man building proved stubborn affai
for the firemen Saturday night. TIL,
damage was principally confined tt
water and smoke.
NJ. and Mrs A. C. Arnold ant
daughter, Gertrude, left for Pueblo
this morning where they will make
their home in the future. Mr.. Arnolt
travels for the Western Packing com
pany. and has made the Strater hote
headquarters for some time.
Hood & Ames shipped casket te
Dolores this morning for the body ol
Lum Scott, who was drowned in the
Dolores river about six weeks ago
while attempting TO cross on horse
back. The body has Just been recov
cred about 100 miles down the river
George Gilmore. manager of The
Tomahawk group in the La Platas
came down from La Plata Saturday
evening to meet Il. II. Lunken, c. W
Dittman and E. ]. Brady. ali of Gin
cinnati, o.. who are Interested in the
property. The gentlemen all went up
TO the NINE Sunday morning.
Francis ID. Pastorius was an arrival
from Colorado Springs last night. He
was accompanied by Leonard Carpen.
ter of the Springs, and VIM. II. Lock
hart and ex-senator G. w. Swinck
both NJ Daolx l@orA -sls .a,tl.,nn,