Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-22
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Frank w. Barnes was an arrival las
. night from Denver. lie Is staying oyel
in town for a day or two.
, Fred Goble, the Silvertou lumber
merchant. was In the city last night
/. and continued to PeSosa Springs this
. morning.
Miss Margaret Pieper returned to
her home at Riverside today after u
pleasant visit OF few days with Mrs.
Herman Derndt.
David Pritchard OF Silverton was in
the city last night on his way to
Denver. He was an outgoing passcn-
ger on today's eastern.
/ DIR. V. A. C. Hennean. who fills the
chair of psychology in Boulder uni
versiiy, has been visiting the Durango
schools for couple of days.
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Hood & Ames shipped the remains
of Matt Archer OF Telluride. who died
at Ochsner hospital few days ago
OF pneumonia. TO ouray this morning
for Interment.
| Mrs. George Brett and daughter
we're returning passengers this morn.
Ing to Aztec, Mr.. Brett has been in
town visiting her daughter. Mrs
shippy. for few days.
Attorney L. p. Main went to Cortez
this morning with City Clerk G. C.
Russell. Mr. Main will appear for the
local option forces In behalf OF the pc.
tition filed with the city clerk for n
dry town.
w. II. Crawford who Will be re.
membered as the man having the con.
tract on the Montezuma ditch, and
A. r. Kittell were arrivals from Den.
yer last night. They departed for Do
lores this morning.
Guy V. l.. Emerson was an Incom
ing passenger on last nights eastern
on his way from the State Bankers
association meeilrg held In Denver
last week. Mr.. Emerson went up to
Silverton on the morning train.
Charles r. Watson OF Findlay @.
who arrived last evening on the east
ern. is hotel man who is seeking a
location In this part OF the country
Mr.. Watson registered at the Palace,
leaving on today's Southern for Man,
cos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erville Mlze came In
last night from II visit with relatives
In Kansas. and went ON up to siI.
verton this morning. They report u
splendid time. but said they were glad
TO get home 10 the snowdrifts once
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Grebles. owner
ot the Benson house. and A G. Judy,
the manager OF same. came down from
Silverton last night. and stayed over
at the Strater on their way to Den.
yer, for which place they left this
morning.
Mrs. Wilkie McLin and Miss Thomp.
son came In from Mancos last night
and left for Laplata. N. NJ. this morn
Ing, where Mrs. McLin win visit the
latter for week or two Miss Thomp
son was Just returning from spending
few weeks with Mrs, McIin at her
home In Mancos.
Robert u. Wilson OF Colorado
Springs. was guest OF The Palace last
night. Mr.. Wilson Is a newspaper
man and was on his way to work ON
the Aztec Index. since II. r.. the well
known editor OF the Index. finds run
ming n newspaper and flourishing real
eSthte Duslnehs, tCO iuuCu Ui BOOu
thing without assistance.
Mrs. II. II. Brown OF Mancos and
Mrs. Ada Coppinger and Mrs. Chas.
b. Reed. both of Cortez. arrived on
last nights Southern. The ladies' are
delegates OF the Brotherhood of the
American Yeomen to the state meet
ing which conyenes In Canon City
April Z. Mrs. Reed being state secre
tary. They departed for Pueblo this
morning. also spending some time In
Colorado Springs and Denver with
their respective friends.
| A delegation Of laboring men called
at The Herald office this forenoon and
asked that the Republican party In
convention tomorrow declare for Ger
tain principles. It will be a matter
for the convention to act upon. so
far as The Herald is concerned we be.