Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-30

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and Trimble.
g. X. walworth of Fairfax. Okla
returned from trip to Farmirgto
last night where he looked over tn
land situation. This morning ne wer
out on the eastern for trip through
Kansas
lgnacio yesterday and went to Trim
Bile today for few days outing. Miss
Simpson Is one of the lsnacio Indiar
school teachers.
Jackson Harris and Maurice Lew
were arrivals from Silverton yesterday
bound for Santa Fe. on business. The
gentlemen departed on the eastern
this morning
w r. Mason made a flying trip to
Durango last night on business. Mrs.
Mason. who went up to the slide on
the Silverton branch yesterday. rc-
turned with Mr.. Mason to Hesperus
this morning
Mrs l.. b Furman. wife of the chief
engineer of the Denver & Rio Grande
system, returned last night from Den
yer, where she has been spending
some time with her husband on va.
cation trip. and continued to her home
in Pennington this morning
Miss May Wallace. who was in town
yesterday on shopping trip, went
out to Hesperus today where she is
spending the summer with Mrs e
H. sherman Miss Wallace leaves
about Sept for Lawrence, Kans.,
where she win be instructor in chemis.
try in the high school.
Mrs. l. NJ Greene, Mrs. Arthur Fass.
binder and the latter's sister. Mrs. l.
Marshall, who Is visiting her from
Silverton. went out on the Red Apple
today bound for Aztec, where they
win spend day or two with Mrs W
II. r.. Sehaefer, and also take in Farm.
ington and Bloomfield.
Mrs Jndkins left for Leadvile this
morning ON visit to her daughter,
Mrs. George Spangler. In few weeks
Mrs. Judkins Will go on to Denver
where she will locate permanently, so
a. to be nearer her daughter We are
worry to lose good citizens. but we
wish Mrs Judkins the best of fortune
Mrs w. II. Bryant and daughters,
Miss Mary and Ethel, arrived from
Malta, III, last night The family
were here last summer at the time
Mr.. Myers parents were visiting him,
and have now come to locate. Du-
range people will be pleased to wei.
cCme them.
Albert Mcconnell left for Los An.
geles this morning via Denver TO visit
his uncle, II II. Mcconnell He may
go to school In California this fall
business office Of The Herald and
proved very efficient and agreeable.
We are sorry to see him go but wish
him good luck and success
Jim Ker went out over the South.
ern this morning with five horses, Re.
ward, Rose. Barney, Young Polar and
Pat. belonging to Messrs. Wood & Nor.
gan. Patterson, Clifford, Ker and Likes
to Hotchkiss for the races. after which
| they win go on round the circuit to
Grand Junction and otner points
Grant Clifford leaves Monday
Jesse r. Pound, a nephew OF s. NJ
| Biggs Is in Durango for n few days
on business Mr.. Pound was formerly
| In Chama where the family had
charge of the Chama hotel. and later
| iiN'h ou thN upp'i Pioiiha ii' 10
now at Edith In the sawmill business
Mr.. Pound still has some property In
this county and Is here to attend to
1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Moore, for
merly of this city and now of Fresno
Cal, have issued announcements oi
the marriage OF their daughter Jurinc
to Cleveland A. Beck, and their son
Otto w. Moore. TO Ethel Mckee OF
Wednesday. August ls. at ~ o'clocl
neon. The ceremony took place at this
family residence. 240 Clark street
Fresno. Both Young couples will b.
at home at Selma. Cal.
Albert w. Sharpless and father, p
e Sharpless, and John c. Rhodes
came In from Aztec last night. Mr.
Sharpless is located at Aztec wher'
he has land having come to the Sal
Juan about year ago His fathe
and Mr.. Rhodes arrived several day
lago from Philadelphia, and were oil
their way home this morning. Tn