Semi-weekly herald., 1909-04-29

Smith accompanied their respective
to Pennington today for the
outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Fritz have a
new daughter. The wee miss came
yesterday. She received a warm vel
come.
w. r. Bathurst, an expert painter
and decorator, arrived from Denver
Saturday evening to work for George
Goodman.
r. R. Smith came in from Cortez
last night and departed for Farming
ton today to attend the Odd Fellows
convention.
j. r. Weaver was an arrival from
Mancos Saturday and spent Sunday IN
town. leaving for Pennington on to-
days Red Apple.
James Doyle, the mining man, re-
turned from trip to Mancos Satur-
day and departed for Denver Sunday
morning.
j. d. Hoch of Olathe, Kans.. is Wis.
itor in our city. Mr.. Hoch is in the
milling business and is here studying
local conditions.
Earl Faris, manager OF the Bauer
bank at Mancos. made flying trip
to Durango Saturday night, returning
yesterday morning.
Mrs. H. Fl. Brown Of Mancos was an
outgoing passenger on yesterdays
eastern to Pueblo to visit her parents
for about six weeks.
b. F. Green came In from Arloa
Saturday evening to see his wife who
is in Ochsner hospital. Mrs. Greene
is getting along very nicely.
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Matt Moyle and son Came down
from Silverton yesterday morning and
spent the day in our city. They re-
turned on the evening train.
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Willis l.. Chelf came In from Ig-
nacio Saturday evening with his wife
who is Ill with typhoid fever. Mrs.
Chelf was taken to Mercy hospital.
D. j. Craig departed for his home
in Pennington Sunday morning, minus
his whiskers. 1t is an effectual dts
guise. Nobody would ever know him
L. P. Rudolph was an arrival from
| Pueblo on Saturdays eastern. and
went out on the Southern this morn
ing to visit his mining interests In the
La Platas.
Wash Patrick is home from Den
yer where he was called in consulta-
| ton with Fish and Game Commission.
er Holland. Mr.. Patrick takes the
place of Mr.. Kincaid.
Mrs. NJ. A Crouch OF Rico went to
Pennington yesterday morning to at
| tend the l. o. o. f. convention. Miss
Hazel Doolan accompanied her to visit
| friends for about two months.
DIR. w. b. Wagenschiffer, the Sill
verton mining man. returned from a
trip to Denver Saturday evening. and
spent Sunday in Durango. continuing
| to the San Juan capital on the even.
ing train.
William Lonergan, John McWil
liams, 7. j. McNallS p. v. Sheridan
A. j. Rowan, M. ]. Rowan, William
Ennis and J. Cole were arrivals yes
terday morning from Silverton. to at.
tend the organization of the knights
of Columbus.
Joe Glaster came In from Trinidad
Saturday evening accompanied by his
brother-in}aw Jack Hawthorne and
wife of Lafayette, Colo. Mr.. Glaster's
daughter died at Laplata, N. NJ. a few
days ago. They started for Laplata
the same evening.
S. e. Ethridge today was notified
OF his appointment as stock inspector
Of this southwest section, the district
comprising from Anronita to Rico with
side branches Of the railroad. Mr..
Ethridge will make Durango head.
quarters and will probably be kept in
the field most Of the time. His name
was recommended by the Stock Grow.
ers' association OF La Plata county.
d. ]. Condayre OF Pueblo, an off.
cial of the C. +. & l. Co., who was
in the city yesterday to assist in the
organization of the Knights of Colum-
bus was taken Ill about 8 O'Clock last
night Mt the Strater. Mr.. Condayre