Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Berkhelmer are
home from their honeymoon trip on
the Vallecito.
Superintendent w. T. Shelton of the
Shiprock Indian School returned home
on yesterdays Red Apple train, after
a flying trip to Durango
Mr.. and Mrs NJ S. Cook and win |
Davis are home again from n fishing |
trip on Pine river. They caught plen |
ty OF fish and had a fine time.
Mrs. C. NJ. Ormiston and niece were
guests of the Savoy over night from
Mancos, returning home this morning. |
Mrs. Ormiston was here to consult a |
physician on the little girls account
o. F. Boyle left yesterday morning |
for Denver to put in day or two on
business, before going on to Grand
Junction to attend the State Stock. |
mans convention, which convenes
July Is at 2 y. m.
Mr. and Mrs John Scnaaf and the lat.
ter's mother. Mrs. S. f. McCloskey,
drove in from Pendleton. n. NJ. yes
terday. This morning the ladies' left
for Silverton, Mr. Schaaf returning to
Pendleton today.
Mrs. Rod S. Day and children are
visiting their relatives here for a few
days. Mrs. Day accompanied her
sister Miss Hattie Clapp, when the
latter returned from Wagon Wheel
Gap, some days ago
Mrs. Ed Starr left for her home at
he May Day mine this morning. af
ter few days spent with her mother
Mrs. Bellinger Mrs. Starr ran Il nee
die in her arm last Saturday, and all
| efforts TO dislodge 1t have been in
vain.
Mrs. G. j. Ernest. and mother, Mrs
X. S. Quaintance, were guests of the
Palace last night passing through from
Silverton, where they visited friends
| for week or two. to their home In
Denver. The ladies went out on the
| eastern this morning.
Sexton Joe Andrews calls attention
of parents to the fact that children
playing in the cemetery take poisoned
weeds put out by Mr.. Andrew to kill
prairie dogs, and put them in their
mouths and play with the same. For
the chidren's safety the practice
must be stopped.
Attorney W. f. SoRelle and daugh.
ter, Miss Mary, passed through from
Pennington this morning TO Denver
Mr.. SoRelle was making the trip on
business, his daughter accompanying
him for the outing Mr. SoRelle brought
up beautiful spray of apricots to
Russell Reynolds.
The Democrats of La Plata county
will have their opening talk fest of
the campaign July 49, The central
committee will meet in the afternoon
to formulate plans and in the evening
there will be "A banquet at which Hon
John A. Martin of Pueblo, viii be the
principal speaker.
Miss Gladys Stephens, who has been
with the Graden Mercantile company
! for the past three years, departed this
morning for her home in Denver.
Miss Stephens expects to remain per.
manently. Her Durango friends are
| sorry to see her leave, but trust she
will return for an occasional visit at
least.
Mrs. George Thompson and the
younger children leave for Cascade to.
| morrow to join Mr.. Thompson in
camp for week or two. The fish.
ing in Purgatory is said to be simply
immense this year. Purgatory is so.
called from the nature of its surround
ings. To reach the creek demands
trip, dangerous as a journey through
the real thing itself.
Philip Parkinson. auditor OF the San
Juan Power company and the Durango
Gas and Electric company, was pas
senger to Denver this morning, to meet
his father, Judge Parkinson of Kansas
city The judge is recovering from
long illness and will visit his son
for few weeks. for the benefit of his
health. We are sure our climate and
cool nights will aid the work of re.
cuperation.
Mrs. Amy Hammond Tunnel. who
was operated on for appendicitis at |
Mercy hospital few weeks ago, left
the hospital today. and after a week
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