Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-29

GouIdIng expects to remain two or
three months. The party started sew
eral days ago, but came back from
Telluride on account Of the sudden Ill
ness OF II. c. Goulding. whose condi-
ton was serious for some days. but
who lie now out Of danger. The trou-
BILE was blood poisoning. Miss Morgan
and party made q fresh start this
morning. We trust they will enjoy
their visit.
Miss May E. Fowler returned this
morning to her home In Denver after
pleasant visit of about ten days with
Mrs. F. G. Gilbert.
| Miss Lillian Eggleston, the teacher
OF the Hood school on the lower Flor
ida, who has been attending the insti-
tute, went out to Red mesa last night
to spend the week end with her sis
ter, Mrs. Kasper Hilton.
Misses Nora and Mettje Middaugh,
who have been visiting Mrs. w. s..
Fem for about q week. departed this
morning for Denver. where they will
stay over for a few days on their way
to their home in Kansas City. Mrs.
Fem accompanied them as far as Den
yer.
Mrg GALLOWAY and danphforg
Misses Helen and Myra, went out on
the eastern this morning bound for
Denver where they will visit for
time, going on later to Cripple Creek
b. Cundy We trust the ladies will
have pleasant vacation.
Mrs. J. j. Oliver came up from La
Posta this morning to spend few
days with Durango friends before
leaving for her old home at Fall City,
Neb. Mrs. oliver and her son. G. J.
Hurst. have rented their ranch and
will take a vacation. Mr.. Hurst leaves
in a few months for California.
Judge John Harmon left this morn
ing for Denver on a brief visit to his
daughter, Mrs. Sherman Bell. He will
then go on 20 Versailles, Mo-, his for
mer home, to visit his sister and other
relatives. This is the first visit for
forty-six years SO he will probably
find many changes. Judge Harmon ex.
poets to be absent about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Anderson and
family arrived last evening from En-
campment. Wyo., and are guests of
the Palace today. Mr.. Anderson is n
brother of Andy Anderson, superin-
tendent of the Orc Fino( and is on
his way to the mine. The family
will probably go up as soon as &C.
commodations are provided for.
Mrs. G. W. Osborne, who has been
spending the summer with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Owen Hammond, departed
this morning for her home in Den.
yer, where she will stay over for n
few days before leaving for California
to join her husband. Mrs. Osborne
will probably remain at the coast
about three months. She is recuper-
ating from q severe illness which al
most proved fatal last spring.
e. w. Blackwell, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. N. Carrot. was an outgoing pas
senger on the eastern this morning
for Tuskegee, Ala, where he will at
tend Booker T. Washington's famous
school, specializing on mechanics.
Last evening the members of the
Rocky Mountain Literary club met at
the African M. e. church and gave
e. w. farewell reception. They
gave him. among other gifts, hand
some autograph album. Refreshments
were served and a generally pleas
ant social evening was spent A great
many friends gathered at the depot
this morning to see the young man of.
We wish him the best of success in
his work.
this morning.
r. H. Sloan aud ]. j. Musser of
the Graden Mercantile company re-
turned last evening from their regular
fall purchasing trip. With C. e. Alex
ander, manager of the dry goods de.
partment, they visited st. Louis, Chi
cago. the various towns included in
the shoe district of Massachusetts and
New York city. Mr.. Sloan assisted
both Messrs. Alexander and Musser
in purchasing for their respective de-
partments. In the clothing and mems
furnishings-Mr. Musser's department
the firm is receiving merchandise
every day. Large shipments of boys
clothing are already arriving, so as
to be in time for the school term
Business is very good indeed and the
outlook is bright for a prosperous sea
son in all lines of business. Mr.. Alex.
ander will return about the middle
OF next week.