Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-11
From Mondays Daily.


From Mondays Daily.
Attorney F. G. Perkins went to Az.
tee this morning to attend distric;
court, which meets there this week.
Fifty-six cars for shipping fruit have
been ordered at Dolores. What's the
matter with the Montczuma valley?
s. c. Wood left for his home at
Rocky Ford today after trip through
the Montezuma valley
Attorney James A. Pulliam WAS
passenger TO Aztec this morning 10 at.
tend district court. Mr.. Pulliam has
criminal case which comes up there
this week.
l.. II. Smith and brother. B. Smith,
who have been in Durango for day
or two making arrangements for ship
ping cattle. left for their home at Pa
gosa Springs Sunday morning.
Alex Mcleod and Robert Lee ar.
rived last night from Rico, where they
have been building a round house for
the Rio Grande Southern. The gen.
tlemen departed for Denver this morn,
ing.
Mrs. NJ. Pheney and children, the
family OF the conductor on the east
ern. running between Durango and
Alamosa, are spending few days at
the Savoy, Mr.. and Mrs. Pheney make
their home at Alamosn.
Bishop Benjamin Brewster came
down from Silverton yesterday after.
noon and preached a splendid sermon
at the vesper service of the Episcopal
church. He left for Pagosa Springs
this morning on parochial visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Franklin and
daughters left for their home in ophir
today, Mrs. Franklin and the children
have been visiting their relatives here
for some weeks. Mr.. Franklin came
in to meet them Saturday evening.
j. B. Lee OF Cortez came in last
night and went down to Cedar Hill
today where he has ranch interests.
J, NJ. Selak of Cortez. George Il. Gre.
bles OF Mancos and w. s. Stevenson
of Mancos accompanied Mr.. Lee to
Cedar Hill this morning. The entire
party We're guests of the Palace. over
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Clifford and chill.
dren were arrivals from Silverton Sun
day. Mrs. Clifford Is here to consult
a specialist for ear trouble. She ex.
poets to remain about month Mr.
Clifford will return to Silverton in a
day or two. They are located at the
Palace.
There is an Arizona & Colorado sur.
veyors' camp at the Goulding ranch al
Pine Ridge now, about miles from
town. The engineers are surveying
road over the La Platas. f. T. Myers
the engineer in charge, came In from
camp this morning and was in town
today on business.
Miss Anna Wakelin departed for
Pueblo Sunday morning. where she
VIII be in the Pueblo office of the
Colorado National Life Assurance com
pany and will remain there until
spring. when she Will probably leave
for Denver. Miss Wakelin has been
very popular in Durango society and
will be greatly missed
John English came in from Denver
Saturday evening and was guest OF
the Palace over night and departed for
Pennington Sunday morning No, he
is not related TO Landlord John Eng.
fish of the Palace hotel. at least they
have not discovered 1t, If any exists.
How would you like another fellow
to have your name? John English of
Durango says he can prove an alibi
C. Jaynes. Seattle pioneer, was
an arrival ON last nights eastern. A
twenty-three years residence in that
city makes Mr.. Jaynes competent to
pass judgment upon the merits of the
place. He speaks most Interestingly
of Its career of prosperity and pre-
diets even greater things for its fu.
ture. This is Mr. Jaynes' first visit to
this section and he is delighted with
the ideal climate and diversified seen
cry OF unsurpassed grandeur. II the
weather continues pleasant he will re
main about q week.
Mr.. and Mrs. n w Lyman aud
daughter Catherine. and w. S. Me.
Farland returned last night from n