Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-02

and stayed over at the Palace This |,
morning the lady departed on the
eastern for her home at La Veta-
George West, Jr. departed Sunday |
for Leland Stanford Jr. university at |
Palo Alto. Cal, where he will take
law course.
w. f. Bozman, the real estate man
from Cortez. came In over the South.
ern last night and continued to Den
yer this morning.
Noble NJ Newmyer was an arrival
last night from Anter, Colo. on his
way to the Montezuma valley to look
over some land Mr.. Newmyer went
out this morning.
Miss Ida Hughes of Georgetown
Colo. departed for Denver today after
pleasant visit with Mrs. A. l.. Fisher
in the Denver schools.
| Misses Anna and Eta Mckee.
J friends of Mrs. F. C. Perkins, who
have been visiting her for the past
three weeks, departed this morning for
their home in Peoria. Ill.
Mrs. F. e. Weltner and baby ar
rived last night from Dewitt, NO.,
or visit to the formers parents a;
Dolores. Mrs. Weltner went out on
the Southern this morning.
Grant Clifford was an outgoing pas
senger today for Hotchkiss and the
towns around the circle, TO join lin
| Kerr, who has charge of the bunch
OF race horses which will take part
in the different fairs
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Chubb and Mrs.
Nora Todd went to Allison this morn
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Chubb were return-
ing home after few days in Durango
OF business and Mrs. Todd accompa.
MED them for a visit.
L. NJ Grimes and daughter were in
Durango last night on their way from
Silverton to Denver. Miss Grimes has
been visiting her father for a week
or two and was returning home this
| mi Ia,,f fat MI hnr
DR.. James Beaton, manager of the
Peerless group of mining claims in
Minnie gulch near Eureka, was in Du-
range last night on his way to Den
yer. DIR. Beaton is putting up a mill
on his property. He went out on to
| days eastern. s
Mrs. H. T. Saberson and daughters
Misses H. and Lulu Saberson. and
| Mrs. S. J. Bradiield returned from
Silverton yesterday where they have
been visiting friends, and departed on
the eastern this morning for their
home in Des Moines, Ia
Mrs. Pearl Lowell was an arrival
| from Denver and Kansas City this
morning, where she has been on
purchasing trip for her millinery bust
ness in Mancos Mrs Lowell is stay.
ing over in Durango today on business
and leaves for home in the morning
o.
| The Trimble L. F. L. gave an enter
tainment Saturday night at the Trim.
BILE Springs school house There were
four contestants for the medal which
was won by Miss Eda Idle. The other
| speakers were Grace Freed. Oscar Day
and Myrtle Freed, who gave an ex-
cellent rendering of their pieces.
| Mrs. NJ. A. Cunningham and sister
Miss M. NJ. Grace of Denver, came in
from Hesperus last night. Miss Grace
has been visiting her sister for few
weeks and returned home this morn.
ing Mrs. Cunningham accompanied
Miss Grace as far as Durango, and
\ 'e'' io' AANSpSiuS on UlnR
Southern.
Mrs. Z. ]. Whiteman and daughter
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s. w.
Pingrey last night. Mrs. Whiteman
came UP from Laplata. N. NJ, yester.
day where she has been visiting N
Conger and family. This morning she
left for her home in Denver via the
Southern in order to stay over for
visit with friends in Telluride
George Sponsel. who is remaining
over today, says there is considerable
hay down in Thompson's Park, also
good deal of grain that is sproutlng In
the shock. He says if the wet weather
continues it means serious loss to the
farmer