Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-26

''''RN 'tat " uof uHuti lHB DtSl OF
but when there are
burdens to be borne for which we are
uhprepared it seems doubly hard.
From Tuesdays Dany.D
Mr. and Mrs. B. n Freeman went
out on the eastern this morning for
few days in Denver. thence to Cripple
Creek.
r. r. Smith, the Cortez merchant,
was in town last night passing through
to Denver on business trip Mr..
Smith went out this morning.
DR.. Dowdey returned yesterday from
a few days visit to his mining prop.
erty in Maggie guleh near Eureka
Every one is still busy pounding away
Mrs. o. r. Silliman and daughter
Ella. left this morning for McCune,
Kans., TO visit the formers parents
for month or two. Mr.. Silliman win
join them later
x. G. Powell, who personally con
Quoted the Chalmers-Detfoit, w C.
Clark's now red devil" hither some
weeks ago, and has since acted as
chauffeur, departed for his home AT
Monte Vista this morning.
I Lot. yfio
Southern this morning for Los An
geles, Oakland, San Francisco, and
other California towns, on a vacation
trip of some months. She may decide
to spend the winter at the coast
Mrs. NJ. Beck, Jr., of Aztec was in
Durango last night to meet her sister
Miss Lucy Simpson, who arrived on
the eastern from st. Louis. Mo- The
ladies went down on the Red Apple
this morning. They stayed over night
at the Palace.
News of double wedding, two of
the four being former Durango resi-
dents, namely, Otto Moore and sister,
Jurine, comes from California, the
nappy event taking place on August
10, at Fresno.
Sheriff John Clarke mas been invited
to serve as a member of the body
guard who will escort President Taft
through the San Juan on his trip to
Colorado at the time of the opening
Of the GuRnison tunnel. .s,.
Jay b. Noble, secretary of the state
executive committee, will
deliver a popular humorous entertain
ment this evening at the First NJ. f..
church. 1t is not of a prohibition ma.
ture. Go and hear him. He is a fine
speaker and you will enjoy it, No ad.
will be charged but an of
fering will be taken to defray ex-
penses.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Gaines were in town
today from Oxford on the way to their
ranch in the Animas valley. Mrs.
Gaines and Millicent returned few
days ago after an absence of three
months spent with relatives in Denver,
Colorado Springs, Pueblo and Flor
ence. Mrs Gaines enjoyed her trip
very much and is much improved in
health.
John Scrivener was an outgoing pas
ienger on the Southern today, bound
[or Los Angeles, and San Francisco;
then by boat to Seattle, and after Wis
ltlng Spokane, Portland and other
points, Will return by way of Denver
III ABOUT thirty days. In all Mr.. Scriy-
ener will travel about 1897 miles
during his absence Looks as If he'd
Eave to keep moving most of the time
Mrs. NJ. E, Rowe came in on the
Southern last night from Dolores and
1ortez where she has been visiting rel.
itives for some weeks. This morning
'he went out on the eastern. bound
pr Omaha, where she will stay over
or few days to visit friends, before
eturning home.
Mrs. James Harper and son. Jamie
Who has been spending the summer
WITH Mrs. Harper and Mrs Burwell
eparted for her home in St Louis this
lorning.
Miss Minnie Elmire of Dolores left
his morning for Topeka Kaus., to res
nter school. Miss Elmire stayed over
Durango for few days to visit her
unit, Mrs Wesley Helm.
Mrs. Richard McCloud and daughter.
iiss Nellie. departed for Glenwood
Drines this morning. Miss Mccloud
as returning from her vacation and
er mother accompanied her for
islt
@. w. Harris was down from Sill
arton last night to meet his sisters
isses Lilly and Nellie Harris. who
rived from Sedalia, Mo. on the east.