Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-30

Saturday evening and is putting In
the time visiting old time friends.
Doesn't know just how long he will
remain. but week or ten days at
least.
MIR. and Mrs w. G. White and Mr..
and Mrs. c. II. Herr came in from the
Vallecito club grounds yesterday where
they put in week or more. They
report this delightful time to spend
n week OF two In the country. Plenty
of fish were caught to keep camp going
in good shape.
e. A, Jeanes of Ballinger, Tex, re-
turned Sunday evening from Farming
ton and Aztec, where he has been look
ing over the country, and departed for
home today.
Mrs. Ida Cole was guest OF the
Palace lastSnight on her way from
Silverton. where she has been winding
up ttlluiH DuS4iltHS iIlditCISy W SANTA
F'e to spend the winter.
H c. Miller and II. E. French, both
of Toledo. o., returned Saturday from
a trip 10 Pennington, where the for
mer has land interests. They departed
for home Sunday morning.
Harry V. Pyle was returning pas
senger on last nights eastern from
Pueblo, where he attended the fair.
MIR. Pyle went out on the Southern
this morning to his home in Dolores.
William c. Clark. one of the lessees
of the Cumberland mine. came in from
Telluride Saturday with his mother.
Mrs. E. l.. Clark. and sister, Miss
Clark, and left for the La Platas Sun.
day.
Postmaster Jay Turley OF Turley.
N. NJ. returned from Santa Fe last
night. where he spem the past month
on business and pleasure combined.
This morning he continued to his home
In .he sunny San Juan.
Mrs. A. Richards came In on the
eastern last night on her way to Sil.
verton where her husband has been
appointed d. & r. G. operator. She
stayed over at the Palace over night
and continued to Silverton this morn
ing.
Miss Annie Bennett, who has been
visiting her brother Rev w. 70. Ben
nett and family, for few weeks, left
this morning for Longmont to spend
a few weeks with her sister, before
returning TO her home in Waukeegan,
ILL.,
Mrs. II. c. Johnson was an outgoing
passenger OH this mornings eastern
after a pleasant visit of about u year
with her son. l.. Il. Johnson and fam
lily. Mrs. Johnson will visit her daugh
ter, Mrs. f. A. Rainous. in Denver for
some time.
Mrs. A. w. Dillon and daughter, Miss
Blanche, returned Saturday from Pue.
BILE and Denver, where they attended
the fair at both places. and departed
for their home at Dolores Sunday
morning, The ladies' were guests of
the Palace over night.
d
A. W. Dillon of Dolores. and S. w.
Bryant of Lebanon came in last night
from Pueblo, where they had charge
of the Montezuma county exhibit, at
the recent fair. The gentlemen were
guests of the Palace last night, and
departed for their respective homes
this morning.
Miss Jessie Potter was an outgoing
passenger on today's eastern on va.
yation trip OF two months. Miss Pot
ter viii spend the time In Otto, la,
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Potter. and sister. Mrs. A. B. Chat.
tin. We trust she will have delight,
full visit and return all the jollier for
her vacation. A number of friends
were at the depot to wish her pleas.
ant journey and safe home coming.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Coe Franklin and
daughters were returning passengers
last evening from a brief visit in Den.
ver. Mr.. Franklin left for Ophir this
The Rio Grande Southern departs
now al 1880 a. III. and returns to Du.
range 4:30 p. m. The Silverton train |
leaves each morning at $3.50 returning
TO Durango at 4:30 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ID. Mcbride and
laughter departed Sunday for Med.
ord. Ore. where they Will make their
lome for the present. They expect
o return occasionally however, since
fr. Mcbride still has interests In Du.
ango. They went via Silverton.