Semi-weekly herald., 1909-12-02
From Mondays D.lly.

from MOnobys DkNy,
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A deplornble scrap occurred al the
depot. or rather on the east bound
passenger just before departure Sun
day morning. The Herald has been
told different stories but as It is said
The matter will be aired in the courts
where the facts will be brought Out
We refrain from giving details.
T. L. LeMester came In Saturday
evening from the Montezuma valley
where he bought and shipped some
twenty-one cars OF fruit, for which he
paid SO. .2ss.25. the money being tnrn
cd over as soon rs the apples were
loaded on the cars Mr.. i.eMaster
Is member OF d brokerage firm Of
Denver. He brought expert packers
and stenographer with him from
Denver. Mr. LeMaster and the latter
s 2. Hackett, returned to Denver Sun
day morning.
Mrs. w. r. Rynerson and children
came in from Rico last night AMI
stayed over at the Palace. Mr.. Ryner-
son Is station agent at Rico and has
been transferred to Trinidad. where
he has been located at intervals for
the past fifteen years. The family find
the winter too severe at Rico. There
was foot OF snow there yesterday.
Mr.. Rynerson will follow as soon as
the new agent arrives to replace him.
He was agent at Ignacio some years
ago. Mrs. Rynerson and the children
went out on the enstern this morning
r. H. Hutton OF the firm OF Thurlow,
Hutton & Williams OF Colorado
Springs has been in town for n few
days to visit the proposition Of the
In Plata Land & Irrigation company
~ which he is Interested Mr.. Hutton
ten years and noticed considerable i'm.
proyement since his last visit. He ex-
pressed himself as gratifed over gen.
eral conditions of the county. and said
In an agricultural way there was moth
ing to be desired, since matters are
steadily at a healthy rate
MIR. Hutton stated that he had made
many Inquiries in Denver and different
parts Of the state concerning this see
tion and everywhere found the impress
sions OF the general public favorable
The public seem to consider this sec
ton one OF the agriculturally import
ant parts OF the state. Mr.. Hutton add
ed that he was especially pleased with
the prospects of the Prewitt pastures
He departed for home on this morn
ing's eastern.
Mrs. Ed r. Allen died at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Mullln. 1768 West Third
avenue, Saturday night She was taken
III Saturday morning and her con
suthcAA SAVW 5V aiAi iMihS that h1f hhs'
band. who is an employe of the Pine
River Lumber company. was summon
ed by telephone. He reached Durango
ne 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon, but
his wife did not know him, being un-
from o'clock until the
time she died Mrs. Allen had been
In Durango about three months in
order to be under the doctors care
since she was suffering from compli-
cation of diseases. as well as that 1t
would be more comfortable for her
during her illness than at the mill.
Her baby was born dead. 1t seems
very sad. Mrs. Allen was just 26 years
Of age, and had been married Just
three years. Beside her husband. she
leaves father, two sisters and a
brother to mourn her loss. Her broth.
er, Frank Smith. and sister. Mrs. Alice
Stone. will arrive this evening from
Agilar, Colo. Her twin sister In Los
Angeles Is on her way here The
funeral arrangement will not be made
until the arrival of the relatives this
evening.