Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-06
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(From Thursdays Daily)
II Mrs. ]. b. Morgan and baby wen
4 out this morning on the eastern fol
San Bernardino, Cal, TO Join her hus
band. who is In business there.
Sheriff John Clarke and Miss Mar
tina left for Denver this morning with
the four Barton children and two
Mitchells bound for the home of de.
pendent children.
Miss Gertrude Raymond left this
morning for Fort Collins where she
Will resume college work She will
stop a few days in Denver. not being
necessary to reach Fort Collins until
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A e Norton, who
have been here for some days on
business pertaining to the Neglected
mine, departed for Denver this morn.
ing. They will commence To unwatey
the mine tomorrow, Jim Dennison hav.
| ihe chdrBe OF the work
Mrs. Gus Lange and daughter, El.
freda, departed today for Denver.
| where they will visit friends for a
week or two. after which they will go
on to Davenport, la. to spend several
weeks with Mrs. LcnGe's brothers and
sister.
Mr.. w. Johns and sister left for Den.
yer this morning. Mr. Johns having
disposed of the San Juan Bottlng
works to the Colorado Cold Storage &
NJ. Co.
Rev. ]. Winford and daughter, Miss
Mesca Winford. of Nashville, Tenn,
arrived via the eastern at 6;3O this
morning, and departed for Mancos to
day.
Otto Erickson, mining man from
Ophir, was In town last night on his
way to Aztec and Pennington 10 buy
land. Mr.. Erickson was "a, passenger
on the Red Apple this morning.
Mrs. Iva Noel and daughter, Ian.
elya, left for Denver today via the
Southern, where she has position
with the Western Union Mrs. Noel
will stay over in Montrose to spend
few days with her mother and sister
Miss Mary Morgan and Tom Gould |
ing returned to Flora Vista this morn
Ing. Miss Morgan came up some days |
ago to see her nephew, Arthur Green, |
Oft to school at Roswell N NJ.
w. A. Creag of Blanco arrived at |
$50 this morning. after a months |
visit with relatives in Indiana, and
Chicago MI Creag continued on the |
Red Apple this morning
Homer d. Brown of Hamilton. III |
was passenger to Mancos today. Mr.. |
Brown Is a former nurseryman, and |
was going to the Montezuma valley
to look around
George Griffin, who has been in |
Durango for several days in orde- to
enjoy our Italian climate, returned 10 |
Pennington this morning Immediate
ly the weather cheered up.
E. G. Jenson departed this morning |
Tor trip to Pueblo and Denver, ON |
business, and on the return will stay |
over in La Junta to locate Mr. Jen-
son will run on the Denver Il Rio |
Grande out of that place, as a brake |
man. Mrs. Jenson will Join him at |
La Junta in few weeks.
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Mrs. j. H. McMaster was an arrival |
from Aztec last night and departed |
over the Southern today for Seattle to |
attend the exposition, and visit mum |
ber of towns on the Pacific coast |
She expects TO be absent a month or
six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs e. H. Sherman came |
In last evening from Hesperus where |
they have been teaching and went out |
to Florida mesa this morning to spend |
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank |
Wride. Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman. who |
have resigned their position in Hes /
perus VIII leave shortly for the latter's |
old home in the south. on vacation
trip of year.
Mrs j o Campbell writes to have
The Herald changed to Colorado |
Springs from Seattle where she has |
been spending the summer months |
with her daughter, Miss Millicent En- !
route to Colorado Springs where the
daughter resumes her school work at
Colorado college, the two viii spend |
week in Yellowstone park. They |
report a delightful summer and a
trip through the grandest park in the
world at this time Will certainly be
a treat.