Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-09


map and is going to get the cream
within year or two.
Mr. and Mrs coe Franklin and chI
drcn OF ophir are spending feg
days with their relatives here.
Mrs. f E. Trumblc and Mrs. Davis
who have been in town for a day o
two, returned to CASTELAR, this morning
and Dunton was In the city yestcrda,
on the way to Denver on mining busi
ness.
Sam Ridinger and H. Mum came
NJ from Aztec last night on their way
to the G. a. II. encampment at Salt
Lake.
A. Gunther returned last night from
a visit to his ranch property at Do
lores and went out to Alamosa this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles c. Mumma
were arrivals from Pennington last
night and are staying at the Savoy for
day or Two
Miss Susan Armstrong left for her
home in Pagosa Springs this morning
after spending n few days with rela
lives In this city.
The Empire says Alamosa's city
debt is less than $1,000 Mighty good
showing. But in Alamosa the alder.
men cut out favorltism.
L. Himmler was nm arrival from Sill
verton yesterday morning en- route
to Denver. AS the eastern did not
go out yesterday. Mr. Himmler stayed
over In Durango until today.
Mrs. Jane Mcclure. mother OF Mrs.
A. +. Hood. who has been visiting her
daughter for the past year, went out
this morning TO her home in Cutler,
Ill.
j. L Mack and mother. who have
been spending week at Trimble on
their way around the circle on va
cation trip. passed through this morn.
ing to their home in Denver
Henry Hull, the post trader Of Lib.
erty, N. NJ. returned last evening ON
the Southern from a visit with El
holland and other Mancos friends, and
departed for home this morning.
Miss Corine Rictner returned to
her home at Mancos this morning
after a pleasant visit with Miss Gwen
doline Houk. The Misses Dorothy
and Hazel Davis returned with her
for n visit.
| Miss Ina McClnren, one of the teach
ers of the Presbyterian mission TO the
Navajos, went to Pennington this
morning. She was returning from a
vacation of some two weeks in Dulce
and Durango.
Alderman Dudley departed for Salt
Lake this morning, and Will join the
excursion al Grand Junction. having
| some business matters to attend 10
there Gaps" G. A, r., uniform look
cd mighty nice.
Mrs. Roy Gervais and baby departed
for her home at Telluride this morn.
ing Mrs. Gervais has been visiting
In Pagosa Springs and Durango for
about two months She came in from
the Springs Wednesday evening
| Miss Elizabeth j. Richards, one OF
the teachers at the Shiprock Indian
school. was in the city over night on
her way to Santa Fe. Miss Richards
| has resigned her position at Ship
rock and VIII teach at Santa Fc in
future.
| d
W. J Wilson, the pioneer, is here
again from Oklahoma. Mr. Wilson
who was here some time ago lookinl
around has decided to locate In Du
range and will probably move here
soon. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson were
neighbors of Mrs. Galloway for some
years in early days
Il. A. Smith Of the Colorado Pack
ing company started out ON his frs
trip this morning since leaving tn
hospital Mr.. Smith says the limb /
getting stronger every day. althoug
he is still dependent ON crutches. IL
went out to Denver today.
The fruit grower must not kic
when his fruit is turned down. be
cause negligent In packing comp'
, iition rules and the market and tn
fancy product commands the fame
price Half dozen culls viii plac
an otherwise first class box In secon