Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-01

anu howard, Mr. ana Mrs. W. C. Cn4p-
man, and Miss Mary. and Mr.. sad
Mrs. w. G. White, returned from trfp
TO the vallecito last evening. Now
watch for the fish storivs!.
H. T. Henderson this morning left
for Denver where he will meet Mr..
and Mrs. G. T. Russell, Mrs. Hendsr-
sons father and mother from Athens.
Tenn. and bring them home with him
either Friday or Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Benning and two
children OF Cedar Rapids, Ia. are on
their way to Montrose where he will
look over the land. While in Durango
Mr.. BE innings and his family soayed
at Mr. Geo. w. Franklin's residence.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles G. LAndeman
came up from Farmington Saturday
evening on their way to their old
home In Iowa Mrs. Lindemari's 5
grandmother is very ILL They won't
out on the eastern Sunday morning
l.. Sigler and wife came in from
Ignacio last evening, returning this
morning Mr.. Sigler has charge of
the Colorado Land and Water supply
company's affairs at lgnacio. L. NJ.
Sutton of the same company. went
to Ignacio this morning.
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Mosquitoes are unusually thick along
the streams this season. Harry Jack
son, who visited the club grounds yes
terday, says the vallecito mosquitoes
are very assiduous. In other words
they made Harry feel like 30 cents
and wish he was some place else.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Accord passed
through from Silvertop this morniR g
to Boulder. Mr. Accord is in the GOV
eminent service and has been trans
ferred to the Boulder forest district.
They will make their home in Boul'
der.
Little Martha Mason, who has been
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Lin
pr echt, for the past three months. lef'
for Colorado City this morning to join
her mother, Mrs. W. R. Mason. who
is visiting there. Her father will meet
the little girl at Alamosa
Miss Ella Rodgers and niece, Miss
Gertrude Harrington, were returning
passengers from Silverton this morn
ing. The ladies went up with the Elk
and have been visiting Mrs. Steve
Rodgers and Mrs. C. II. Patterson
since.
Word comes from Bayheid that th'
camp meeting will hold another week
Sunday people came from all parts o
the country and overflow meeting
were necessary. Unusual interest ha
been aroused among the people resid
ing in the eastern part of the county
O.
George Crawford with a party o
New York capitalists passed througl
Durango Saturday evening en- route t.
Red Mountain where an Investigation
of mining properties will be made Mr.
Crawford has been instrumental II
bringing several million dollars to Col
orado for investment and Is backet
by q large clientags.
G. c. Mccormick OF the Fort Col
lins Express. and Howard Russell, for
merly connected with the same paper
spent Saturday looking over the Care.
lands near lgnacio. putting in Satur
day night in Durango. They departed
for Fort Collins Sunday morning. The
gentleman made The Herald cal
bnt found the editor out, for all o.
which we are sorry.
Mrs l.. Pierce and daughter, Miss
Ora, of Tacoma, Wash. were passen
gers to Pennington today. They ex
pect TO spend several months with
the formers nephew. August Fritz
Mrs. and Miss Pierce came down from
Silverton Saturday evening and stay
ed over Sunday in Durango. They
left Washington about month ego
Mrs. X. McGalliard, formerly Miss
May Lemon of this city, who has been
visiting her relatives here. left for
her home at Mancos yesterday morn.
ing. Mrs. K. ]. Pringle. nee Maud
Weaver, and baby, of st. Louis, who
is spending the summer with her par.
ents. MIR. and Mrs. George Weaver,
accompanied Mrs. McGall;ard to Man.
cos for short visit.
Frank NJ. Jackson arrived from Ou
ray Saturday evening on a visit to
his sister, Mrs. Geo. n. Raymond and
family. He reports mining matters
picking up in Ouray county and espe
cially in the Red Mountain section
Mr.. Jackson leaves for home in the
by way Of Silverton, accom-
panied nv his daughter Miss MARCEL