Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-05

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passenger to his home at Allison this
morning.
John w. Brandenburg OF this city
and Genevleye Hurst of Castelar, we're
married yesterday afternoon.
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Miss f. NJ Ballinger was an ar
rival last evening from Denver to take
charge of the Western Union office.
Judge Hechtman yesterday issued a
divorce to Frank Mahoney from Minta
Mahoney on a charge of desertion.
w. N Wallace is with us again from
the Navajo reservation. DOC" is al.
ways welcome visitor in this burg.
terday to Edward Shoemaker and Bes-
sic NJ. Shannon, who were married
straigbtway.
WE iu6l lnt III
Denver papers that the line between
Durango and Alamosa is to be broad
gauged this summer is true. But we
are from Missouri.
C. II. Algert, the Fruitland mer
chant, came up from the sunny San
Juan last evening and departed this
morning for three months vacation
with eastern friends.
j. r. Whitaker of Monte Vista and
J. f. Landry of Denver, both land
| seekers, were arrivals last evening
who went to Aztec and Farmingtor
this morning to look around.
A trip to Durango without side
trip down the Animas river to Azte,
will be incompleted. That is land o.
bountiful crops which is surely in evi
dence in that wonderful valley.
| Miss Lille Crawley, who has beer
| spending the past month with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Crawley a
| Franklin, returned to Denver thi,
morning by way of the Southern.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Bitters came II
from Chama last night. Mr.. Bitter!
is brakeman on the ID. & r. G. rail
| a attn N
They will make their home in Du
range.
DIR. James Beaton passed through t
DR.. Beaton has been faithful advo
cate of the mining interests OF Sal
Juan county and we would like to SCI
him come out with a million or more
Mrs. Walter Hays and children wer
in the city over night from Cortez OIL
their way to Pagosa Springs to spen
two weeks with Mrs. Charles Day, wifi
oil the editor OF the New Era. The
went out on THIS mornings eastern
| w. S. Walker was a returning pas
senger on last nights eastern from
Denver. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, VIII,
have been in Durango since last fall
will move to their country home nea
Aztec tomorrow. BILLY" Jr goes alonl
of course.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Whitney drov,
In yesterday from Vallecito to NEE
their son, who is In the navy, ant
was expected TO arrive on last night
eastern. AS the young man did no
come, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney returne,
hcme last evening
Mrs. R. A Duffield. who served a
substitute teacher last year in tn
Durango schools, went to Florida sta
ton this morning. Mrs. Duffield ha.
accepted position as teacher at Flc
rida the coming term and went on
today to make arrangements.
Mrs. TRULY of Elco. Mrs. William
Graham and Miss Pattie Graham o
Pennington. were returning passen
gers to their homes on this morning
Red Apple. Miss Graham was brides
maid at the Gill-Elliott wedding an,
the others attended as guests.
w. A. Hunter of the Hunter Mercan
tile company returned last evening
from Golden and other points in thu
state. Mr.. Hunter was accompanie,
by his sister-in-law. Mrs. W. ]. Ben
nett, who returned with him for
visit They continued to Farmingtol
this morning.
Mrs. n. A Stevens and son, Sam
came In last night from Colorad,
Springs. the formers home. Mr. Ste
vens was returning home TO Riverside
n. NJ, and his mother was accompany
ing him to spend the summer. Mr.
and Mrs Stevens stayed over at tn,
Palace last night.
| Miss Margaret Rodger goes to Sill