Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-04

prove her paper, which, as Durango
readers have noticed. gets better ey-
cry, issue.
E. r. Wasson. the Creedc mining
man. was among the arrivals from
silverton Saturday. He returned home
Sunday morning.
NJ. NJ Engleman. the well known
pioneer. was an arrival from Farming.
ton last night and is staying at the
Palace for n few days.
u. s. Chambers and son OF Flora
Vista were In the city last night
passing through to Denver. They
went out on today's eastern.
Saturday night in town on their way
from Silverton to Denver. leaving Sun.
day morning on vacation trip.
'" oIuSohs vi thc otD7oh
ber company. arrived from Grand juno
tion Saturday and was passenger to
Pennington on Sundays. Red Apple.
r. A. MUIR was an incoming pas
senger last night from Aztec. who
went out this morning on the eastern
bound for California to spend the win.
ter.
Miss Josie Cole, daughter OF Billy
Cole of Silverton, is now out of dan.
ger. Durango friends OF the family
viii be pleased to know that she has
passed the turning point.
A. L. Fellows. the irrigation engl.
neer. and Harry Ausburn OF Mancos
returned from trip to Pennington
Saturday night, and left for Denver
ON business Sunday morning.
w. II. Doyle. formerly of Telluride
left for La Plata this morning where
he has n contract for tunnel work
Mrs. Doyle leaves In few days to
spend the winter In California.
j. 2. Wright OF the Hubbard Land
company OF Pennington. arrived on
last nights Red Apple. and departed
for Antonlto today to take in the land
drawing at that place. on Nov. l.
Contractor Jack McKinnon went to
Tiffany this morning. where he is
working on the new bank building,
which win soon be completed. Cor
nelius Porsch accompanied him.
Mrs. Mary +. Fulcher and Mrs. N
A. Heather were guests of the Savoy
last evening from Hesperus. They
went up the valley today TO spend a
few days with Mrs. ], P. Firebaugh.
Mrs. May Douner and Miss Helen
Stewart were guests of the Palace
Saturday night from Silverton. Sun.
day morning the former left for Den
yer. Miss Stewart returning to Sill
verton
c. H. McHenry. the ellknown San
Juan booster. left for his home in
Pennington Sunday morning after
spending Saturday in our city, Mr.
McHenry says the sunny San Juan
Ia as delightful as ever.
Mrs. Leonard Brown departed on to-
days eastern for Los Angeles. Cal.
ON n six months visit to her daugh-
ter, Hilda. Mrs. F. Peterson. Mrs.
Brown has had very poor health for
some time. and we trust the change
will prove beneficial
District Attorney George Lane is
expecting his brother. Harlan, of Madi-
son. Wis, to arrive on n visit in a
few days. The latter is In the lum
ber business and will look around in
this section with a view OF investing
In land.
c. +. Akers was in from the Oxford
district Saturday, arranging with the
land office TO prove up ON his home
stead Mr.. Akers says everything Is
looking fine in his section--crops good
aud prices very satisfactory He says
the district is fast settling up.
Mrs. Milne, in addition to the report
OF Saturday. says she received liberia
contributions from Otis. McGirr & Co
and the Fulton market in way OF gro
ceries and meats for the Richardson
family Any one desiring to consult
will ind Mrs, Milne AT her residence
500 Seventh avenue.
Some boys, almost grown youns
men. had the privilege OF paying fines
this morning for destroying furniture
| at the rear of the Buck residence. Sat
urday night. The fines do not help ,s
pay for the damage, The law should
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