Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-24

vacation trip of a couple OF months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monte Ballough will oc-
cupy the Bernard residence at 554
Fifth avenue, during the family's alb
sence.
Mrs. Mary c. Brown passed through
this morning to her home in Spring
field, H., after visit of two weeks
with her son, Edward T. Brown, and
family in Pennington.
Francis D. Pastorius departed for his
home in Colorado Springs this morn
ing. after couple Of days IN the city
on business pertaining to his land in
terests in this county.
Mrs. William Stevenson and children
were guests of the Palace over night
from Mancos. This morning they de-
parted on the eastern for Detroit,
Mich, to spend few months with
relatives.
O.
BILLY" Rudersdorf had a pleasant
surprise last evening. His brother, J.
E. Rudersdorf arrived on the eastern
from Spokane, Wash, on a visit. The
two brothers had not met for over
twenty years.
Roscoe Thompson was a guest of
the Palace last night. on his way from
Cripple Creek, where he attended the
grand lodge of the Odd Fellows which
was in session Oct. 1921. Mr.. Thomp-
son left for his home at Cortez this
morning.
G. H. Brown, resident manager of
the Empire Realty company, and A. A.
Thompson, the new bookkeeper for the
company, went to Ignacio this morn
ing, in order that the latter might be-
come familiar with conditions at the
company's townsite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Brown leave
in the morning for Denver to be alb
going on business for the Empire Real
ty company. and Mrs Brown accom-
panies him to see that he attends to
said business properly.
George w. Avery of the Incas Min.
ing, Milling & Leasing company came
down from Comstock last night, and
departed on the eastern this morning
for Pueblo to meet his wife on her
way from California, where she spent
a few weeks on vacation trip.
Mrs John Wetherill and daughter
Ida and son Ben passed through this
morning from Pennington, where they
have been visiting Mrs. Richard Weth-
erill at the trading post, for some
time. They continued to their home
at Mancos via the Southern.
Joe r. Hoover. a Kansas City cat
tie man, representing the Robinson
Cofield Commission company, was in
the city last night. passing through
from Kansas City to Mancos to buy
cattle. C. f. Henson, another cattle
man from Kansas City, accompanied
him.
o.
in last evening from Denver where
the former met his family, who were
returning after a couple of months
spent with the children's grandparents
in Iowa and Illinois. Rev. Crozier left
Durango last Monday for Pueblo where
he attended the sessions of the pres
bytery, and thence to Denver to be
present at the meeting of the Presby.
terian synod. Both meetings proved
very helpful and were largely attend
ed.
j. S. ONeil, who Is associated with
W. S. Wallace in the Farmers Mu.
tual ditch, which includes the old
Coolidge ditch in San Juan county
New Mexico, was in the city yester-
day on his way from Pennington,
where he spent several days on bust
ness for the ditch company. This
morning Mr. O'Neil departed via the
Southern for his home in Grand juno
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. H. Skeels of the
Salvation Army left this morning on a
vacation trip of a couple of weeks.
They will stay over a couple of days
in Denver TO visit the latter's sisters,
Mrs. j. H. McCracken and Mrs. j. l..
Liverman. thence continuing to Kan
sas and Nebraska to spend the rest OF
the time with relatives. Miss Beryl.
the eldest daughter of the family, will
keep house during her parents alb
sence.
Mr.. and Mrs F. c. Perkins were
returning passengers on last nights
eastern from Pueblo where the former