Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-02

| A AHSi .Hu6 anu Weul Out 10 ulS rAucf
on the Florida mesa.
| Wilmer Mullenhouse came In from
| Denver last evening. returning from
al, eastern Visit. and continued TO
hin home at Aztec today.
Rev. L. A. eagle of Wilson, Kans.,
came in on last nights eastern and
went to Pennington today. to look
after ranch property he has there
Miss Mamie Marchant, one of the
mattresses at the Savoy hotel, left for
Chama this morning in response to a
message that her brother is seriously
i'll.
Thomas Chestnut, principal owner
OF the San Antonio group of mines
In the Red Mountain district, came
down from Silverton this morning
stopping at Trimbe Springs
Rev. w. K. Bennett went up TO the
May Day mine this morning to conduct
funeral services for the infant son
oil Mr.. and Mrs. John Erickson, who
was drowned few days ago.
Department Commander John Win
gate is home again from Denver. where
he assisted In the unveiling oere-
monies of the monument erected 10
the memory of the Colorado soldiers.
Judge f. T Wells, reporter of the
supreme court of Colorado, came In
last night from Dolores. where he put
in several days on business. and de
parted for his home In Denver today.
Clarence Freund, who is an inmate
of the state industrial school for boys
al Golden. has his name on the roll
or honor this month. We are glad to
know that the boy is trying to make
good.
turned to their home In Pueblo this
morning after few weeks visit with
II. d. Brindle and Mrs. Fred Balcom
Mrs. Sisson is Mr.. Brindles and Mrs
Balcom's aunt,
MIR. ani Mrs. j. NJ. Hollister and
child. General U. 8. Hollister, Judge
d C. Beaman arrived from Denver last
night and went to Teeleewauket today
TO spend few weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Kirkpatrick.
Thomas d. Burns and Mr. and Mrs.
n. l.. Hall passed through to their
respective homes at TERRA Amarillo
and Chama this morning, after spend
ing couple of nights at Trimble.
MIS-. Burns and her sister win remain
several days.
Dick Hendricks was in town yesrer-
day from his Cedar Hill ranch. TO at
lend to the placing of 100 boxes OF
apples which he shipped up Tor the
Durango market. The Durango mer-
chants got 'em. Alr. Hendricks re.
turned home today.
o
Miss Helen Prewi.t went out on to-
days ca stem for bayfield,, via 1gnacio,
to spend few days with her sister,
Mrs. Mel Springer. before leaving for
her home In Denver Miss Prewitt
has been the guest of Miss Nutie Wall
duriE CHER stay In Durango.
Mr. and Mrs. o. Osborn, who have
been visiting their aunt, Mrs. j. l..
Russell, for some weeks. returned to
their home In Denver this morning.
Mrs Osborn said Durango was a de
lightful place, and that she hated to
leave. she had enjoyed her visit 50
much.
W. A. Hunter of the Hunter Mer-
camille company OF Pennington, was
in the city over night on his way to
NUoubWoTtuy Ohid. MTS. w. - Dtn-
nett, his sister-tn-law. who has been
visiting In Pennington for about a
month went out on the eastern this
morning to her home in Golden.
Water Superintendent Ed Scballes
and W. b. Douglass. the latter the
government engineer and surveyor
who has been re-surveying the aity
reservoir site on the upper Florida,
came down from Needleton this morn
ing. having crossed over the range
from the head waters OF the Florida.
Fl. NJ. COttrell, Alvin Keyser and I
f. Newsom went to Ignacio this morn
ing to hold the farmers institute to
day. and will 20 cs to bayfield, tomor.
row for the same purpose. The meet.
ing at Tiffany yesterday was yer,
largely attended, and great interest
was manifested in the subjects dis
| ciissed.