Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-08


AL Newnham went to Cortez today
Mr.. Newman has the contract 10,
plastering some buildings there.
o. 8. and w. L. Thurston came ut
from Aztec last night on their way
10 Denver for which place they de
parted today.
w. A Bay. the well known Pine
river and bayfield, citizen. spent the
night in Durango. returning home this
afternoon.
Rev. W. E. Bennett was a passenger
on this mornings Southern to Dolores
and Cortez, on visit OF supervision
to the church in those towns.
| w. z. Kinney was an outgoing pas
senger on today's eastern to Denver.
Mr.. Kinney came down from Silver
| ton yesterday, arriving about noon.
Durango Is again connected with the
outside world by long distance phona.
the line being repaired u short time
after o'clock yesterday afternoon.
.
George Davis. familiarly known as
Frenchy.' is exhibiting piece of
ore from his mining claims in the May
Day district, which assays $4,000 per
ton.
Mayor Herman Berndt left on a bus.
mess trip of ten days to Denver this
morning. His honor is going to
straighten out some kinks In the leg.
islature.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Walker. nee
Blanche Cox. departed for Grand juno
tion this morning. on their honeymoon
They expect to be absent some time
A. Sweazey, the electrician. was an
arrival from Telluride last night. HIS
wife, who was Miss Myra McCaw, is
i'll. and Mr.. Sweazey came ovor to
see her.
Rev. Walton H. Doggett went to
Denver this morning on business per
tanning to stained glass windows for
the new Episcopal church at Farm
ington. He expects to be absent about
a week.
Mrs. NJ. Morgan and Mrs. II. War
lulam, both of Chama, who have been
in the city for day or two on n shop
ping trip. left for their homes this
morning. The ladies were guests of
the Palace during their stay.
II. Pope, a prominent attorney Of
Denver, departed for his home this
morning after spending a day in Du
range securing data for the use of
Senator Guggenheim In advancing the
interests Of this section of the state
Mrs. o. P. Frary and daughter, Ed
ma, were passengers to Cedar Hill this
morning on a visit to Mrs. C. E. New
ton. Miss Edna is Just recovering
from spell of typhoid, and little
change will doubtless prove beneficial.
They expect to remain about two
weeks.
George S. Chesebro left this morn
ing for Evansville, Ind, in response
to telegram that his brother, Frank
H. If seriously ILL., The dispatch gave
very little hope of recovery. We trust
that Mr. Chesebro may find his broth.
er's condition improved. While tnere
is life there is hope.
Mrs. G. N. Norton, mother OF Mrs.
d. X. Mckinney Of this city, came up
from Pennington last night, on her
way to the bedside of her father, b.
II. Fisher. who is not expected to live.
Mrs. Norton departed this morning for
Lindsborg. Kans.. where her father
lives. We trust that she will find him
better.
The Herald need not wait for
any supplementary items" 1t can
get busy. keep busy and stay busy.
Democrat.
The above evidently has reference
to the omission In the published re-
port OF the board of commissioners in
rebating taxes. It's In the nature OF
defiance. Pretty condition of affairs
| our people are up against.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Morris, who have
been associated with Sam Wittow In
the mercantile business In Silverton
for some time. came down yesterday
afternoon and were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Rachofsky. This
morning they left for Denver where
they will remain permanently. Mr.. Nor.
ris expects to go into business in the
capital.
Mrs. Bruce Graves returned to hei
| hnma at Cadar Jiil thiq morning Ghf