Semi-weekly herald., 1909-10-28
From Mondays Daily.

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| ]. r. Lenfesty was In the city over
night on his way east. Mr.. I.enfestey
came up from Aztec last night
Miss Florence Beatty lefi for Center
Point this morning. where she is teach
ing this term. The young lady came
in to spend Sunday With the folks.
Sheriff Henry Won Publ OF Cripple
Creek came in Saturday evening to
attend the meeting Of the Knights of
Columbus, Sunday. This morning he
departed for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh O'Reilly Of Den.
yer were at the Strater last night and
went to SIlverton this morning. Mr..
OReiily is clerk of Judge Gavin's
court, arriving Saturday evening.
George w. Gilmore OF the Lucky
Moon Mining company. returned from
a business trip to Denver last night.
He was accompanied by Theodore NJ
Knoof. one OF the directors OF the
company. This morning the gentle
men went to La Plata.
/ H. B. Wallace was an arrival from
Dolores Saturday evening and depart
ed Sunday for Kentucky. to spend n
month or two In his old home, at Clay.
We trust Squire Wallace will enjoy
his vacation and return benefited by
the change.
Judge Daniel b. Carey. president of
the Kittimac Mining company, came
In from Denver Saturday evening and
spent Sunday in Durango. taking in
the knights of Columbus doings and
continuing to Silverton this morning.
Judge Carey is president of the Kitti
mac Mining company and went to
visit the mine.
l.. w. Toelle OF Eureka came in from
Kansas City Saturday evening and
New York where he attended the Cen
tennial exhibition. Among other inter
esting things he attended the aerial
races, and found the aeroplanes very
attractive. He heard Dr. Cooke the
north pole discoverer. lecture, and
said he was very convincing.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Singleton and lit
tie daughter. Louise, came up from
Flora Vista Saturday night and reg
istered at the Savoy. This morning
Mr.. Singleton left for n business trip
to Cortez. his wife and daughter re-
naming In Durango TIL his return
as ever.
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Miss Ida Pingrey left OH the east
ern this morning for her home In
Blairstown. Ia, after spending the sum-
mer In Durango with her brother and
sister, Mr., and Mrs. s. w. Pingrey
While in the city, Miss Pingrey has
made a great many friends who regret
her departure. but trust that she Will
repeat her visit west. another year.
Miss Pingrey said she had enjoyed
her stay In Durango this summer very
much, and would have reason to hold
1t in memory as one of the pleasant
est of her life
Ed Lazarus is enlarging his store
OH Main avenue and will IN addition
to HIS own quarters occupy those re-
Gently vacated by Editor Blakeley.
His increasing trade makes a greater
stock necessity, and Mr. Lazarus is
enlarging his store to meet the de
mands. The partition between has
been removed and when completed the
new quarters will present a commodi.
GUS and attractive appearance. New
snd fine goods have been ordered to
All the additional room thus acquired.
Thomas H. Kane came in from the
east last night where he went some
weeks ago with the remains of his
brother. VIII. who was buried In the
old home in New York. Mr.. Kane was
accompanied by party of gentlemen
who are officials of the Hercules Min.
Ing company. This morning they left
: for Silverton on an inspection trip
Those In the party were: f. p. Rick
er of Boston. J. NJ Boyce of Poland
, Springs, Walter Bunce and John Il
. Levitt of Denver. Mr. Kicker is said
to be distant relative of r. N. FREQ
NAN of this city.
Mrs. Fillmore Hand Of the Animas
valley was an outgoing passenger on
today's eastern this morning, on a va.
cation trip for couple of months
Mrs. Hand will stay over in Denver
to visit relatives and then go on 10
Fayetteville. Ark, to spend some time
with her daughter, Mrs. j. B. Evans
whom Durango friends will remember
as Miss Minnie Hand. the talented
elocutionist. Mrs. Hand expects to
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