Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-15
From Saturdays Daily.

Quite batch of ranchmen In the
city today.
Attorney A. NJ. Emlgh and wife re.
turned 10 their home at Pagosa Springs
This morning.
Mrs. y X Nabors was a passenger
to Florida mesa today to visit her
sister, iars. T. II. Nabors, for few
DAYS
n. S. Ballantine, the cattle man
was as an arrival from Denver last
night, and continued TO the Montezuma
valley today.
Miss Maude Trumble. who is In the
freshman class of the Durango high
school, left for Castelar, this morning
TO spend the week end with her
mother.
A. b. Teal, tax agent for the Ameri-
can Smelling and Refining company
and E. A Lee were arrivals from Den
yer last night on business with The
local smelter.
Mrs. Harry Kettlewell and son went
to Telluride this morning to spend a
&c, a nh u,h
old time Durango friends will remem-
ber as Miss Irma Kettlewell,
Attorney B. b. Russell returned from
Silverton this morning after business
trip of several days. Mr.. Russell is at
torney for the defense in the case of
the state VS.. Mrs. Harry ousley,
F.. Il. Hatcher, the La Boca mer-
chant, made brief trip to Durango
over night, on business. School start.
ed at La Boca last Tuesday. This is
The first they have ever had in that
locality. Miss Edna Connor is the
teacher.
Mrs. Bert johnson came down from
Tacoma last night to attend the class
initiation of the Ladies of the Macca-
bees. Mr.. Johnson and their son ar.
rived on the morning train and will
spend the day in Durango. with Mrs.
Johnson.
Mrs. s. w. Raymond is down from
the Raymondale ranch and will remain
about week Mrs. Raymond is able
to make slow navigtIon by the use of
crutch and cane 1t is now ten months
since she fell and dislocated her hip
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Rogers of the
Cumberland mine departed on the east.
ern today for New York city on a two
months vacation trip. w. c. Clark
and Thayer Lindsey, who were in
town to see them off, returned to the
mine this morning.
ID. r. Mckinney leaves in the morn,
ing for Denver, where he will look
also attend the tourists and homeseek.
crs' rate convention as delegate from
Durango. Mr.. Mckinney was recently
appointed by Mayor Goodman.
DR.. G. T Andrews, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. w. p. Vale
for week or two, returned to his
home In St Paul. MINI. this morning
Mrs. Andrews, DR.. Andrews sister-in.
law, will remain with Mr.. and Mrs
Vaile some time longer.
At mems Bible class tomorrow at
the Presbyterian church, there will be
debate on Resolved, that Paul, a
prisoner, was more successful as a
preacher of the gospel in Rome than
he could have been had he been a
free man." AT 9:45 a. m. All men
over 21 years of age invited.
+. NJ. Jones. a telegraph dispatcher
OF Sparks, Utah. who arrived from
Salt Lake the other evening, returned
from trip to Mancos last night. to
meet his wife. who arrived on last
nights eastern. This morning Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones departed for their new
| location. Telluride. They were guests
Of the Palace over night.
Stock Inspector Sam EthrIdge went
to Mancos this morning on officia
business. Twenty cars of cattle vii
be shipped today, and seven additiona
loads as soon as the ears can be oh
tanned MIR. Ethridge's duties involv,
the inspection of cattle and horses
| only. Mr. Schumacher is the sheer
inspector.
| Mrs. l.. Miller a trained nurse. wen
out on the Red Apple line this morn
ing to Flora Vista. to take charge o
Miss Flora Schalles, who is very il
| with tyDuoid id-pueumonia The youu,