Semi-weekly herald., 1909-06-14
LOCAL NEWa-
trrom Thursday's Daily,

LOCAL NEWa-
Iron Thursdays Daily,
| Miss Winogene Nelson. daughter oi
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Nelson of the upper
Florida. graduates this week from the
University of Colorado al Boulder.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Taylor came
up from Pennington last night and
went out over the Southern this morn.
ing. They are making the circle trip
| X. w Caldwell and C. B. Ament
came in from the sawmill of the Pine
| River company near Bayfield, last ev.
ening, and departed for Denver this
morning
Mrs. j.. c. Reed, who has been in
Durango for day or two, returned
| 10 Hesperus this morning Mr. Reed
is agent for the Rio Grande Southern
| in Hespcrus
Mrs. F. c. Carbis and Mrs. H. W
| Brown were in the city today from
the Animas valley Mrs Brown is
visiting the former from Silverton for
a week or two.
Earl Poyer and Miss Claire Poyer
arrived last evening to take charge
OF the effects and wind UP the affairs
of their father wno died suddenly at
Kline few days ago.
w Heron was an arrival from Kan
sas City, Mo, last night and is stay.
ing at the Savoy. Mr Heron is ship
ping in a car load of fancy stock from
Kansas City for breeding.
Last week Frances Willard Hood
was among the graduates of the Uni.
yersity of Denver. Our Durango girls
are more than holding their own. We
are all pleased at their success.
Neil Camp, who was operated on
last week for appendicitis at Mercy
hospital, is recovering rapidly. He
says he feels fine and will return 10
his accustomed occupations in week
or two.
Mrs. C, f. Alexander. who is spend.
ing the summer in the east. is now
In Philadelphia with relatives. Mr.
Alexander is manager of the dry goods
department OF the Graden Mercantile
company.
Miss Abbie and Nettie McNicholss
daughters of X. j. McNicholas of this
city. graduate from the state normal
at Greeley this week. Miss Abbie
has position in the Durango schools
next year.
Rev, w f. Bennett returned from
a trip to Sunnyside last night. He
reports Nelson Trumble. who was very
III few days ago, as much better. 1t
is thought now that the old gentleman
win recover.
The Bayfield, creamery is turning
out good article of butter. This but
ter is being handled by our local mer-
chants, also SilvertGn dealers. Ask
for the home product. Encourage To-
cal industry.
Miss May Wallace, formerly of the
hniinas valley, will receive the degree
OF A. b. from the University of Kan
sas, at Lawrence. this week. Miss
Wallace expects 10 return to Durango
This summer. for visit.
Mrs Haggart. who Is visiting IN
Minominee, Wis. writes that John
Daniel. the baby of the family. who
was ailing before her departure. Is
improving considerably. Durango
friends will be glad TO know it.
Charles Belts, a well known resi-
dent of Pagosa Springs, came up from
Pennington last night and departed
for Pagosa Springs this morning.
| There is certain lady in Farmington
whom Mr., Belts is interested in.
Miss Jeanette Craig Arnold. niece
OF Charles Wood of the firm OF Wood
& Morgan of this city, graduates this
week from the home city high school,
in Home City, o. Miss Arnold for
nerly went TO school in Durango.
Mrs. Charles Kearney and Miss Car
rol. formerly of Silyerton, bat now
located in Telluride. arrived from the
latter place on last nights Southern
They went up to Silverton this morn
ing TO visit friends for few weeks
Mall nn.J che xfar rnQrph ant