Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-22

Mrs. +. e. Trumble Of Castelar,, VINO
has been at the Ochsner hospital ior
few days, departed for her nom on
this mornings Red Apple line.
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A Durango lady visiting in Texas
saws she has 'been thawed out NC
need of going away from Durango 'h'f
summer to get IN this condition.
]. H. Hutchinson, secretary OF schoo'
district No. 2S, has resigned from inc
hoard and a new director viii be ap'
pointed shortly This is the Tifiany
district.
f. b. Lumley, the Singer man, Is
now on his way to Kelvin, Arlz.. where
he and his wife will possibly locate
Mrs. Lumley says she is through win
selling sewing machines.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Stewart and
children from Pueblo and well known
here. departed for the Idaho mine THIS
morning, which is being developed by
the Valley view Mining company.
CLYDE Smith left for st. Michaelsi
| Ariz.. this morning. where he intends
to ioin Paul Peterson and work Tor
Mr.. Peterson on the survey when Is
being carried on near that town
This hot weather makes every man
woman and child long to get next to
some trout stream high up in the
mountains. We wouldn't mind Deing
II position to indulge few days.
Another man who is looking around
for good investment is DR.. Il. *,
Wood of Altus. Okla. DR.. Woods son
is the president of the National bank
In Altus and the doctor left for Mont
rose this morning.
c. b. Bartle and wife, VINO attend
ed the land drawing at Ignacio, this
morning left on the Southern. Nj
a and Mrs. Bartle are from Colorado
] Springs and are going to Grand juno
ton TO look over the land.
; Miss Mary Strohm of Chicago, wht
has been visiting her sister. Miss Evi
Strohm, for the past three weeks, LET
with her sister for Pennington thii
j morning where they will remain few
b days.
Miss Pearl Thompson returned Sal
d urday evening from her vacation spen
/ in Denver and Pagosa Springs, hayini
lbeen absent about four weeks. Nils.
Thompson reports splendid time, en-
"A joying every minute.
Earl Hoffer. proprietor and edito
of the Utica (Kans) Enterprise. il
i spending few days in Durango, hav
s ing arrived Saturday evening from Is
nacio City where he put in most o
last week Mr.. Hoffer is quite wei
|. pleased with this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Lambert from Syra
cuse, N. Y, are very favorably i'm
q pressed with our wonderful country
r They left this morning on the east
ern but Mr. Lambert thinks he viii
undoubtedly invest in land near Du
range.
Mrs. ]. S. Thurston and daughter o
Aztec were home bound passenger
A this morning. Mrs. Thurston and hei
d daughter have recently arrived from
J. Missouri where they attended the fu
neral of Mrs. Thurston's father. who
died there but short time ago.
Mrs. P. NJ. Parsons, whose husband
d recently sold his home in Oklahoma
was passenger for La Plata on the
Red Apple line. Mrs. Parsons has just
+ arrived from Oklahoma and she says
e the climate there isn't to be compared
a with the climate of this section.
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A ten-pound mountain trout was the
T. catch of j. II. Edwards last Friday
3 This enormous trout was caught near
/ Alamosa and was sent to Mrs. Bell
Washington of this city. arriving here
Saturday night. Too bad he didn't
D send 1t to the Post and get the $50
prize.
1t might be well to state for the
Information of members of the church
and Durangoites generally. that the
late Thomas II. Scruggs has accepted
the settlement offered by. the trustees
and members of the church. the mon.
ey due him having been drawn and