Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-01

Or two.
George Sponsei is Durango visitor
from Thompson's park today. Mr..
sponsel came in from Dix last even
ing.
U. Massinglil came up from Farm
ington last night and is staying over
Today attending to certain business
Miss Ruth Beatty left On the Red
Apple train this morning to spend a
few days with her sister, Miss Flor
ance, who is teaching at Center Point.
Mrs. Charles Decker and baby re-
turned to Silverton this morning, after
4 couple Of weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Cal Dock Mrs. Decker brought the
baby down for medical attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A Rosenblatt and
son left for Pagosa Springs where
they will put in a day or two on
business. after which they will go on
10 Denver for few days.
Major H. M. Randolph returned from
a business trip TO Denver last even
ing. Mrs. Randolph and the boy COM
ing from Mancos to meet him. They
are all staying over In town today.
Mrs. Margaret Nj. Skeen returned
last evening from a trip to Si!verton.
where Monday evening she was receiv-
ed in to Gem chapter No. Is Of the
Order OF Eastern Star. Mrs. Skeen
took some OF the side trips out Of Sil-
and reports siiverton people ex-
cellent entertainers.
Joe Aurell was an arrival last even.
ing from Lindsborg. kans. Mr.. Aurell
Is a friend OF Fred Nelson. who has
charge OF the shoe department of the
Graden Mercantile company. and was
a guest of the latter over night. This
he left for Eureka on visit
to his mining property.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. 8. Crozier. who
have been visiting their son, Rev. w.
s. Crozier, and family, left for their
home In Russell. Ia, today. to the
regret OF the Durango friends they
have made during their brief stay of
hree weeks Both Mr. and Mrs Gro
.ier said they had delightful visit.
and hoped to come again. We trust
hey will do SO. and that 1t will be
loon.
The La Dell Concert company, con.
,isting OF Marietta La Dell, reader:
Bertha Crawford, soloist; Miss Patti
'nce Meggs Miss Iles), accompanist;
ind George Fox, violinist. came up
rom Aztec and Pennington last night.
where they played to splendid houses.
md departed for Telluride this morn
ng. With the exception of Miss
Meggs, whose home is In Iowa, the
is made up Of Toronto. Can.
'eople. Miss Meggs Is enthusiastic
'ver Durango and expressed desire
o return, some time in the future.
Mrs. @. w. Taylor and niece, Mrs.
robert Terrell. were outgoing passen.
Iers on today's eastern. to Dallas. Tex
Mrs. Terrell has been visiting Mrs.
Taylor and Mrs. John Pearson TOR the
past three months, and has made
many friends during her stay. Most
II the summer Mrs. Terrell spent at
he Pearson country home above Her.
nosa. where she enjoyed the life to
he utmost. She has taken especial
interest In horseback riding, and yes
erday put In good part OF the day
n the saddle. A number of Durango
riends were at the depot this morning
% wish her pleasant journey
Miss Frances Hall and two nleces
we're guests Of the Palace last night
rhe ladies came In from Ophir Loop
the little girls being .laugh.
ters of NJ. e. Lewis. the Rio Gfande
agent at that place. Their mother be.
ing dead. Miss Hall was taking her
nieces to Salt Lake where they will
enter the convent. Miss Hall making
her home In Ogden. The latter is an
Did friend of N. F. Cooke, having work.
ed in his fathers office years ago
IN Chicago. For some years past, Miss
Hall has followed the profession of a
trained nurse. Mr.. Cooke and Miss
Marie were at the depot this morning
10 see their friends off.
Norman Richardson, one OF the post
office employees. arrives this evening
with the remains of his uncle. Ed
ward. the foreman OF the section, who
was killed Tuesday afternoon in the
D. & r. G. yards at Chama by a train
into his handcar. The dead
man leaves i've children between the
ages of l6 years and eight months,