Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-26
lFrom Fridays pailyl

Mr.. and Mrs. r. G, Dale and Miss
Ellen Dale are in the city from Pen
dleton N. NJ. for few days,
Dr. w. RI McRee came up from
Aztec last night on his way to Kan
sas. leaving on the eastern today.
II. c. Bollinger is down from La |
Plata City. Says there is much ac
tivity in the La Platas and looks for /
good year.
Mrs. NJ Weston and two daughters
were returning passengers TO Mancos
this morning after couple of days
in town for medical treatment.
Miss Lucille Greer, who has been
spending a few days with Miss Emily
Wood in this city, left on the South
ern this morning for her home at Red
Mesa
Paul Ritter came in from the ranch
at Ignacio last night, accompanied by
George Redington and Harold Stephen
of Denver The party are staying
over in town today.
Engineer w. F. Edwards, who has
been here visiting his Durango friends
for week or two. departed for Pa
gosa Springs this morning to spend a
week with his friends there.
Charles V. Mullen is in from the Flo
rida today. He loaded back heavier
than usual in order to provide for a
new arrival, boy, that put in an
appearance last night All doing nice
ly.
John w. Wingate, who returned
Wednesday evening from attending a
meeting of the Soldiers Home com.
mission, says there is general good
feeling existing at the home at the
present time and that the inmates are
Mrs. e. j Cleugh and son of st.
Louis were among the arrivals on last
, nights eastern. They were guests of
the Palace last night. departing for
| Cedar Hill this morning to visit
friends
Mrs. ]. II. Trimble and mother, Mrs.
| H. McEwen, returned on last nights
delayed train from Pagosa Springs and
| left for home on today's Southern
Mrs. Trimble lives In Dolores. and
Mrs. McEwen at Cortez.
Mrs. John Exon OF Mancos arrived
In this city last evening over the
Southern Mrs. Exon left today foi
Hiawatha, Kans,, 10 spend couple oI
months with her sister. Mrs. James
Blodeett, whom she has not seen fol
2S years.
MT and Mrs. w. j. Pearce and sons
were among the arrivals on the delay
ed eastern, after an eight months triI
to England George Lugg returned
with them from the old country. ant
accompanied them to Silverton on thu
early train.
Mrs. w. X. Brayden came dow
from Silverton yesterday and staye'
over in town TO visit her relatives, an,
departed for Hesperus this mornin
I TO spend few days with Mrs. "
\ II Mason. Mrs. Brayden's daughte
accompanied her.
}, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Walworth wer
d arrivals from Fairfax, Okla. on tn
U delayed eastern which came IN at 1:O
this morning. They stayed over {
the Palace, leaving on the Red App
I. this morning for a visit with frient
in San Juan county.
N Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rieman al
e daughter, Mrs f. Cheely, came In fro
y Bayfield, yesterday. Mrs. Cheeley b,
n been visiting her parents for fe
" weeks and left for her home at Ma
- =, cos this morning Mr.. and Mrs. RI
u man returned to Bayfield, today.
L. o.
n. Mrs. Frank Eldredge returned
Tx last nights delayed eastern after
ne absence OF five months. Mrs. Eldred
visited her sister in Vancouver. d.
.d' and took in the exposition at Seatt
~ On the return trip she stayed over
~ visit friends In Ogden. Salt Lake, Lee
ee vile and Denver.
rs.
rs. Mr.. and Mrs. George ClinfsfhsAs