Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-25

automobile. In company with Mr..
Morelock. Mr.. Jewell went camping on
the vallecito last week.
From Wednesdays Daily.
One of the officials arrives this even
ing from the state industrial school
to take back Clarence Freund to
Golden.
George H. Simons was In the city
last night passing through from a
brief trip to Silverton to his home in
Bayfield,. whence he departed this
morning.
Miss Sarah Mitchell was passenger
to Hesperus this morning on a vaca-
tioh trip. to spend few days with
the folks.
Superintendent Charles F. Werner
and wife drove in from the Indian
school at Ignacio yesterday, on a shop
ping trip. They returned today.
A. B. Teal, tax agent for the Ameri.
can Smelling G. Refining company,
came in from Denver last night on
business with the local smelter.
T. M. Gill. who succeeded John
Grady as roadmastei the r. G. s.,
was In the city from Ridgway last
night on business pertaining to his de-
partment. Mr.. Gill makes his home
at Ridgway.
F. p. Coombs and family were guests
of the Palace last night on their way
TO their home in Mancos. They re-
turned yesterday from a visit with
friends in Creole and Alamosa and
continued on the Southern this morn
ing.
John Melton, state deputy game war
len. went to Needleton last night to
Join his wife and a party Of friends
who are on a camping trip, picking
berries. The raspberries are fine this
,ea-.
r. Oliver was in the city yesterday
between trains, returning to Farming
on last night. That flourishing berg
s hive of industry these days. The
ruit crop and the summer visitors
teep the inhabitants out of mischief,
It least
c. H. Deming. superintendent of
bridges and buildings for the r. G. S.
vas guest of the Savoy over night.
Mr.. Deming was in town on business
to his department, depart
ng for his headquarters at Ridgway
his morning.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. w. Mayne passed
through this morning from Pennington
% their new home at Arson, Tex.
Rev. Mayne was pastor of the M. b.
,hurch at Pennington for the past
year, and has recently been trans
ng along a beautiful white Angora
kitten which attracted considerable
attention at the depot this morning.
John Emmett was a returning pas
'enger to his home at Smithshire, ILL.,,
his morning. Mr. Emmett has been
lere the past two weeks on a visit
o Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Jones of
.ightner creek, the latter being his
sister. Mr.. Emmett said he had had a
1ne time, and thought the country
great. In fact he likes La Plata coun-
Iy SO well that he is thinking OF
coating here. We trust that he will
,e able to make satisfactory arrange
nents in regard to his Illinois property
n order to return soon.
Roy Fraser of the forest service,
he San Juan West National forest,
eft this morning for couple Of weeks
'acation in Denver. Mr.. Fraser ex-
poets to attend the sessions of the
grand lodge of Knights Pythias as rep
on Aug. 80 and 81. Mr..
Traser's sister, Mrs. Grant Morris, and
laughter Ruth, accompanied him to
Denver, where they will hold family
-eunion next week at the home OF
Mrs. Belle Madden. another sister. who
s well known In Durango. Mrs. s. Il.
Fraser, who makes her home with
Ter son In Durango, and has recently
,een visiting the rest Of her family
n Denver will return with Mr.. Fra