Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-03

weeks, Mrs. Howard was gaest ol
the Palace over night.
: Mr. Rail- and granddaughter, Miss
Amy Learned, left for Salt Lake this
morning. where they will make their
! home in the future Some fifteen or
twenty of Miss Amy's school chums
were at the depot to see her off.
John w. Chisholm OF Cornwall, Ont.
and d. II. Sullivan OF Colorado Springs
returned from trip to Pennington
last night and departed for home this
morning. The gentlemen we're here
organizing the Knights OF Columbus.
Miss Ellen Gillmor, the efficient pri.
mary teacher of the Whittier building,
has just received word of the death
of her uncle. Lieutenant Isaac Gillmor,
u, s. A. retired. which occurred at
his home in Denison, Ia, on April %
J, Rhoades and mother returned
from San Jacinto. Cal, where they
have been living for some time, and
are looking around in Colorado, with
the intention of once more making
their home in Colorado They are
staying at the Palace for few days
i .
| Attorneys r. N. Clark and T. b
Stuart, who have been here as oppos-
ing counsel in the case of Sam Camp
bell VS., The Rio Grande Southern
| railroad, departed for Denver this
| morning. The case has attracted a
| great deal of attention on account
OF its length, the sharp contest, and
the eminenoe of the legal talent EN-.
ployed.
Mrs. NJ r. Blair and little daughter.
Margaret, arrived from silyerton this
morning and continued to Dolores on
a visit to the formers father and
brothers Mrs. Blair said It com.
menced to snow Shout 10 o'clock last
night In ,Silverton and was still snow
ing when she left this morning AT
least six incnes fell during the night
%
DR. F. w e, Henkel Of silverton
was an outgoing passenger on today's
eastern. bound for Chicago where he
will spend about six weeks with his
family Dr. HenkeI returned from
Pennington Tuesday evening. He
thinks It fine country down there.
He liked II so much that he bought
land near Farmington He stayed over
in Durango yesterday to look around
a little.
John Soens returned 70 MS lone n
Cortez today. He says he likes Il
fine In Montezuma county, but will
always have a warm spot in his heart
| for Durango, and any time he can
speak good word for his old home
he'll do IL. Mr.. Soens has been In
| town for u day or two packing up
and shipping some household goods
that We're stored here. Come again
John, we're always glad to see you.
o.
Mrs. c. T. Van Winkle and two chill
dren left for Denver this morning
where she will remain a few days be
fore going on to Salt Lake to spend
week or two with Mr.. Van Wtnkle,
| who until recently was superintendent
OF the Silver Lake in San Juan couii'
| ty, but Is now with mining company
in Salt Lake. Some time next month
| Mrs. Van Winkle viii go on to Spring
field, Mass. for visit. She expects to
| spend the summer on the Maine coast.
j. c. Sanders has returned TO the
brittany section from Pennsylvania
where he went some weeks ago. being
accompanied by brother and sister
and their families who come to make
their home in Colorado. There were
also five young men fresh from Penn
syivania who Will make their home In
Colorado. Mr.. Sanders says there Is
little doing in Pennsylvania for a
young man WINE III Coioiauo tneie
is plenty Of work for willing hands
especially in farming communities.
Miss ida McEwen and Miss Bertha
Patterson left this morning for a triI
OF some months, returning possibly
some time IN August. Their firs'
stop will be at Salt Lake. Then they
expect to visit Sacramento. continuing
by way of San Francisco to Los An
geles, where they will stay until the!
get tired OF its attractions. They VII
E make the ocean trip to Seattle to at
e tend the exposition, stopping at Sai
4 Francisco, Santa Barbara, Santa Cru
and San lose. and other towns. Mis-
Patterson has relatives in Californi
u and Washington. whom the youn
ladies Will also visit during their at
y sence.
n The Home ranch in the Anlmas va
/ ley belonging to John Firebaugh wa
isold yesterday to f. A. Meyers, brothe
g Of Principal Meyers of the Durang