Semi-weekly herald., 1909-10-14

Inied Mrs. Patent on her sad journey
i With the body They left for Broken
Bow. yesterday where jnterment will
take place
1 "Bonny" CHASER, says he enjoyed the
outing last week If he didn't land o
deer Its the proper thing to feel you
have besn repaid in some manner.
| The high school boys who vent to
baseball during the fair week are
home but not with any laurels, hav-
ing dropped the two games played.
Mrs w. j. Miller, and little son. of
Mancos left for Chicago this morning.
Mrs. Miller viii visit with her hus-
bands relatives in that city. While in
Durango she was the guest OF Mrs.
| Grant Morris.
Mr.. D. y. Kight, Of Hesperus and
sops have been stopping at ,iie Palace
for Il few days. Tomorrow morning
they leave for California where they
will locate permanently. La Plata
county can Ill afford to lose such
splendid people as MIR. and Mrs. Kight,
r. e. Cooper. OF Pennington came
| in from the east Saturday night. MI.
Cooper made the trip over the range
in high wheeled automobile. As far
as known he is the first person to
| accomplish this feat. Mr.. Cooper says
he will never a.temut 1t again. rhe
ioils one gels on the L & z. G could
hot be compared 10 ibe ouble Mr..
Cooper met with.
| Mrs. A. Bushman. and Mrs. l., NJ.
| Moore. two interesting newspaper wo-
men of Denver, returned home yester-
day. Mrs. Hushmap represents Ranch
and Range and Mrs. Moore the Colora.
do Fruit Grower. Both ladies were
delighted with Durango and they ex-
lpect to pay us another visit in the
near future.
Miss Edith B. NJ. Young, the Her.
AIDS sprighly reporter, left Sunday
morning for Aztec TO spend couple OF
weeks with her sister. Mrs. Cook, who
resides on ranch two miles from
town. Miss Young has been putting
! in pretty steady time and thought she
would like a couple Of weeks to take
life easy, chasing the chickens and
geese to water for pastime. We trust
she will come back refreshed.
The Herald received phone calls
from all over town this morning as fol
lows: who won yesterdays ball game
between Pittsburg and Detroit?" In or
der TO supply the information the man
ager of the Western Union called VI
Denver for the Herald with the infor
nation that no game was played
There is certainly a great Interest
in the series of games. Detroit winning
SO easily Saturday. The club winning
the series must land three pors
games.
VIM. Hays. Sr.. came In Wednesday
from La Sal mountains i'll Utah where
he has been working his mining claims
AS Mr.. Hayes was coming over
the Piute divide near the line OF
Utah, he met man on horseback
whow sa repeatedly firing his revol
yer In the air and otherwise acting
curious. The young man who was with
Mr.. Hayes talked with the stranger
who seemed to be crazy and almost
perishing from thirst; but could gel
no satisfaction out OF him. When they
reached Dolores AIR. Hayes described
the man TO parties there who told hin
it was Matt Hosea OF that place. He
had been gone about five days. they
knew he was not right mentally bui
did not know where he was. Five or
six men set cut at once in search ioi
the demented wanderer who was IN
such n helpless state and must soon
perish II not found and cared for
Mancos Times-1 ribune.
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From Wednesdays Daily.
T. X. Henehan, the well known Sill
verton mining man, was among those
bound for Denver this morning.
| X. Il. Mcleod and Albert Pearson
of Silverton returned from Santa Fe
They left for home this morning.
Thomas Welborn. manager OF the
Stewart group of mines in the Id
Platas, is registered at the Strater
Mrs. J. w. Alston came in from
Carson, Ia.. last evening. This morn
ing she went to Aztec to visit hei
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sroder came