Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-16
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DR.. J. ]. Taylor and wife arrived
Saturday evening from Montgomery,
Mo-. and left Sunday morning for
Fort Lewis, where he Will be physi-
clan at the indian school DR.. and
Mrs. Taylor stayed over at the Pal
ace.
Mrs. Dan McGillis and daughter
were arrivals from Alamosa Saturday
evening to make arrangements for
Miss Katherine for the school year.
The family is now located In Alamosa.
Mrs. McGillis will return in day or
two. The young lady is In the junior
year of the high school.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Emson Wood returned
last evening from Osier where they
spent week very enjoyable, fishing
and tramping over the romantic hills.
They left Sunday morning. week ago
yesterday, and were all night on the
lrain, reaching Osier next morning at
$3.50. They escaped rain. not even a
shower falling while absent. They
had plenty OF trout and return feeling
fine.
William Snyder, brother-in-law OF
Mrs. ]. C. Copeland, was an arrival
on last nights eastern. Mr.. Snyder
Just returned from Kansas where he
shipped his cattle. having been on the
| road since Aug. 28th. He says that
Kansas has suffered far more damage
to crops than Colorado, and that the
floods were terrific. Mr.. Snyder left
| for Dolores this morning. His home
is In the Disappointment country.
Mrs. Clyde Ray went out on the
eastern this morning to Louisville
KY, to spend some months with her
daughter. after which she will go on
to Red Boiling Springs. Tenn. the
well known winter resort, to stay un
til about the first of May.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Epperson oi
Hutchinson, Kans., and father. w. N
Epperson were guests Of the Palace
last night. Mr.. and Mrs. Eppersor
who have been visiting In Aztec, left
for their home on today's eastern. Mr.
Epperson. who accompanied them al
far as Durango returned to Aztec to
day.
Miss Edith McGregor left this morn
Ing for Colorado Springs, where she
will enter Colorado college. She will
specialize In English. Miss McGregoi
was a member of the class of '09, and
has always ranked high In her classes
A fine mind and good powers OF ap
plication are sure to bring the younf
lady success in this larger field.
Miss Myrtle Hill was an outgoing
passenger on this mornings eastern
bound for Colorado Springs. where sht
will enter Colorado college. Miss Hi
will take the general course. but will
specialize in Latin, in which she OK
celled during her high school years
She graduated from the Durango higi
school last June. and has always been
/ u good student.
Prof. Ernest Felchtinger Is home
again from trip to Denver and east
ern points.
| Silverton reports quite little rain
yesterday and this morning two inches
OF snow. all melting with clear sky
today with indications of continued
good weather.
| John r. Ball went up to the Neglect
ed yesterday to look over the road, In
order to make arrangements for haul.
Ing the pump up to unwater the mine
Mr.. Reagan Of the telephone company
accompanied Mr.. Ball to see about
/ Puethh6 III "a tSiCphOuc HIT " tue IulHt
Ed Bluck of the forest service was also
member of the party to make ar.
rangements for timber, as we'll as O
couple OF men to figure ON contracts
for cutting same. Attorney G. w
Moody. like another distinguished cit
izen of this republic. was on an ex
pedition which led in that direction
to look for maidenhair-to match his
own top-knot. He calls 1t botany
but that doesn't sound like the name
we used to call It. p. S.-Wouldn't
that jar you? We have Just heard
from the rest of the bunch that G
w. Moody and Doc Morris were both
out yesterday after grouse, up June
tion creek. The grouse were there
and our friends shot all right, but nary
a one did they get The rest of the
crowd would like to know how they
did 1t. for the birds were so tame
that the very ones shot at flew shor,
distance away and roasted in the trees
where John Ball walked up and tool
them off the limb.
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