Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-29

J. P. Lowell, the farmer hustler, is
IL the city today looking after farmer |
In the county. Wish we
had few more who took the same
Interest.
James y. Stewart of the irrigation
department of the United States geo
logical survey. who came in on last
nights eastern. went TO Pennington
this morning.
d. s. Johnston, stockman from
Edgwater left for home this morning.
Mr. Johnston has been at Dolores and
other points in The Montezuma valley
for few weeks.
Those in charge of the institute
work IN this section desire TO express
their appreciation to Mr.. Nathap for
the use of his old store building for
the institute Saturday.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Earhart was among
the arrivals Saturday evening. OH the
eastern. The lady Is landseeker
from Hopkinton. Ia, and went TO Aztec
today to look at some ranch property
Ouray ball club visited Silvertor.
yesterday and had 1t rubbed in. Silver
ton winning to A. A close and very
exciting game is reported, and this is
evident from the score. A big erowa
Witnessed the sport.
Thomas holland was a guest of the
Palace Saturday night, on his way
from Mancos. Mr.. holland says his
brother, Ed, who was shot recently,
is getting along fine. He departed
for his home in Saguache today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. e. Spath came
in on the Red Apple Saturday even
ing from Aztec, and departed for Sc
attle Sunday morning to attend the ex-
position. They will also visit the Klon-
dixie before returning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Spath registered at the Palace.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Cline returned
last evening from their honeymoon
trip which they spent with relatives
In Pennsylvania. This morning the
newlyweds continued to their home
in Mancos, where the wedding took
place few weeks ago Mr.. CLING
is principal of the Mancos schools.
Mrs. Lillian Hartman Johnson ar.
rived Saturday evening from Denver
for brief vacation. She VIII visit
with her son Charles. and spend some
time with her Durango friends, after
which she may go on to Dolores for
short time. Mrs. Johnson's friends
iu this city, are always pleased to wei
come her back
William C. Clark, and mother. Mrs
ID. l.. Clark, and sister, Miss Marion
Clark, were arrivals on Sundays east.
ern. The ladies are from Pittsburg
Pa, Mr.. Clark meeting them in Den
yer. They will spend the summer 1T
the Strater. Mr.. Clark. who is man.
ager of the Cumberland in the La
Platas, went up to the mine this
morning.
Ex-senator John Poole arrived from
Denver last evening. He says he is
having a good time and we have no
reason to doubt his word for he has
been raising Cain ever since his ar
rival. Senator Poole says he likes
Durango--we are glad of It, We say
that the senator looks younger every
time he comes. He will probably be
in the city several days.
j. Fl. McHolland and wife and Sam
Sloan and wife returned from fish.
ing trip above Hermosa, Saturday ev.
ening. They brought back some fine
fish as samples of the good time they
had. Mr.. McHolland went back on
the Silverton passenger last night
and Conductor Pollard, who had the
run during his absence, went back on
the Silverton accommodation this
morning.
|. Levey, principal of the Cortoz
schools, came IN from Corte2 satur
day, and spent Sunday with his rela
tives in Durango. This morning MIR.
Levey departed for Denver on a com.
bined business and pleasure trip. Part
Of his mission is to look up the new
est and most improved school furni
ture for the fine new building being
erected this year. Mr. Levy will prob.
obiy 30 on to Chicago before return
ing.
The incoming passenger train Sat, |
urday had hard time of it. Reaching |
La Boca about on time the train |
was held up two and half hours by |
n raging stream of water under mining
The track. Then between 'four ond