Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-08

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inez Rose, were arrivals from q six
months European trip. last night. and
: went on to Silverton today
u Harry Alcorn OF Pueblo left on this
mornings Southern for a trip through
the Montezuma valley. Mr. Aicorn is
land seeker looking for location
mother and sister OF w. C. Clark of
the Cumberland mine. who have been
spending the summer with MIR. Clark,
departed for their home In Pittsburg
today
w. II. Lockhart. who is associated
with Francis ID. Pastorius In his land
interests on the Florida mesa, and
has been here on business pertaining
to the same. returned to his home In
Colorado Springs this morning.
| c. w Scheduling and Orve Elliott
were arrivals from Guthrie, Okla, last
night This morning they went out
on the Red Apple bound for Glen.
Colorado to look over the land situa.
ton. Joe Prewitt accompanied them
| ID. b. McGue. until recently fore.
man of the news department of the
Durango Democrat. departed for Trim
idad this morning. on his way to
Globe. Ariz., where he has lucrative
position on one of the papers OF that
city
| Herbert Wills of Farmington, who
has been in Ignacio with the Burns
Hall company. went to Pennington
this morning to Join j. w Reagan's
surveying camp below Farmington. Mr.
| Willis came in from Ignacio several
days ago.
w p. Ward was a guest of the
Palace last night Mr. Ward came in
on the Southern from trip through
the Montezuma valley. where he
bought land This morning lie went
to Pueblo to wind up his affairs and
will return with his family In short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Lyman and
| daughter were In the city last night
arriving from Denver on the eastern.
Mr.. Lyman is conductor on the
First divisio nof the ID. & r. G. and is
on vacation trip. This morning they
left for the Montezuma valley where
Mr. Lyman owns property
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Mrs. -. ID. Hunter. daughter OF s
Blake of Pennington was among the
arrivals on the Red Apple train last
night on her way from lengthy visit
with her father. This morning Mrs
Hunter departed for her home in Mon.
ument, Colo. Mrs. Hunter was guest
oil the Savoy last night
ID. f. Daniels was an arrival last
night from Bluff City on his way to
| Pagosa Springs to visit his family
whom he has not seen for six months.
MIR Daniels says that the oil pros
poets are pretty bright A number OF
new men and new machinery have
come in recently and more are com.
ing. and work is progressing steadily
Mr. Daniels left for Pagosa this morn.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edwin ID. Ridley and
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. viele,
were arrivals from Denver last night
and departed for Aztec this morning
Mr. Ridley Is Interested in the Eden
ditch, and will suDerintend the install,
ing of the new electric light plant, the
machinery and big dynamo for the
| same being on the road Work will
be commenced at once. Mr. Ridley
Will make his home at Aztec
Mrs. Della Hall. state deputy for
the Ladies' of the Maccabees, is In the
city for few days. visiting the two
flourishing hives which represent the
order in this city. Smelter City hive
No. 81 has membership Of SO. and
Durango hive No. IL has 85 members,
both organizations being in splendid
financial condition. The ladies' are
working to get up drill team and
are planning to give an entertainment
soon.
T. G. Graden left for Denver this
morning. Mr.. Graden said he wouldn't
go If he didn't have TO. but he would
try and stand II. He was quite eau
tious in regard 20 his destination, say
ing that IL the train reached Den
yer, he guessed he would too. since
he intended to stay on the car, II he
could Notwithstanding the fact that
today is Friday. we are reasonably
safe in saying thai Mr.. Graden went
to Denver. AT least. It appears that
way to us.
Otto Mears and wife departed on
the private car Edna" this morning
for Denver to spend the winter. Mr..