Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-04

LYMAN PrlndIe OF Wnlte Hail, III, |
were in the city last night. passing
through from trip to the Montezuma
valley.
Tom Humphreys was returning
passenger to his home at 1gnacio this
morning. Mt Humphreys spent yes
teIday in Durango on land office bust,
ness
Clarence Harter came in last night
FRI M Santa Fe, with his mother, Mrs.
z. Harter, to spend week in Du-
range on business. They are guests OF
the Savoy.
e. p. Peppard, who is a member of
the Ohio Well Drilling company, who
put down the well on the Ritter ranch
at Ignacio, was in the city last night
and departed for Pagosa Springs this
morning on business.
Mrs. e. E. Waters and Mrs. L. A.
Thombs, who were in the city yester
day from Mancos, departed for Water
fall ranch in the Animas Valley last
night, for brief visit with Mrs. Wig.
ellsworth.
DR. Howard Dawson and Robert A.
Schumacher, both of Rico, were among
the departures on the eastern this
morning for Denver. Just business
trip.
B. f. Humes and wife were return.
ing passengers today to their home in
Gilman, ILL., Mr. Humes owns land
in the Montezuma valley and has been
on visit to his property making the
trip for the benefit of his wife's health,
who is an invalid.
Miss Minnie Levey, who has been
i'll for several weeks with a severe
sprain of the tendons of the lower
limbs, Is able to be around again.
Enforced confinement to the house is
endurable, but not always pleasant
for long at time.
John F. Forbes of Pennington and
r. S. Walker of Shawnee, Okla, were
among the arrivals on the Southern
last night from Telluride. They pass
ed through to Pennington, where Mr..
Walker will look around the country
for time before returning to his
Oklahoma home.
Mrs. A. Wildauer and daughter Ro-
sic and the formers sister, Mrs. John
Erler, and daughter Amelia went OUT
ON the Southern this morning to Glen
wood Springs, where they will visit
another sister, Mrs. L. Klausner for
few weeks Mrs. Klausner formerly
lived in Durango.
Attorney B. W. Ritter left for Den.
yer this morning. He said he was for
warding special consignment of gas
from his well at 1gnacio to the legis-
lature. He added he was a trifle wor.
ried for fear he was not shipping
enough, but had arranged for an ad.
ditional order In case it was needed!
Mrs Sallie st. Claire was an arrival
on last nights eastern on visit to
the Sarah Rebekah lodge of this city.
Mrs. st. Claire is the president of
the assembly, and was here on an in
spection trip. This morning she con.
tinued to Silverton.
Johnson, the man arrested in Mont
rose recently for passing number of
forged checks in Durango, was SEN
fenced today in the county court. to
term of from one year to fourteen
months in the reformatory at Buena
Vista.
George Koehler of Cincinnati and
Ernest Uehlinger of New York City.
who have been guests of j. Lohroy
Slusher at Trimble Springs for sew.
eral days and were here on business
pertaining to the Florida Mesa Irri.
CATION project, departed for their re.
spective homes this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Briggs departed
for Deming, N. NJ, this morning, where
they will visit the latter's sister. Mrs.
l.. w. Russell for few days. Mr.
Briggs has just returned from a trim
through Idaho and Oregon, taking in
the Snake river district and the ia
nous Willamette valley. 1t is GER
tainly fine country, Mr.. Briggs
thinks.
Il. A. burst, manager of the Ohio
Well Drilling company, operating in
the lgnacio district, is in town for
day or two. Mr.. burst says that while
II may be very warm here in proper.
tion to other years, the heat is much
less than in the east. At Akron, Ohio.
his home, and western Pennsylvania,
the thermometer has registered from
l03 to 105 steadily and has often
reached 110