Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-24

Denver this morning on busines.
trip.
Harry v. Ausburn was in Durango
over night on his way from the Den
YER apple show TO his home In Man
COS.
Charles Thompson. Jr.. was a Du
range visitor from his Florida mesa
ranch over night, returning this morn
ing.
Attorney S. w. Carpenter came IL
from Mancos last night and is spend
ing the day in town looking after some
business matters.
W. S. Walker of Aztec was an ar
rival on last nights Red Apple train
on business pertaining to the Eden
canal. Mr.. Walker is staying over TO
day.
Claud Dickcrson departed for Tellu.
ride today to take his old position In
the National restaurant. after spend.
ing some months In Durango with his
folks.
Mrs. F. n. George and brother, Sam
Stevens, were returning passengers
from the Denver apple and stock show
last night This morning they de.
parted for their home at Riverside,
N. NJ.
~ II. darcy and II. Brigham, Jr.,
OF cortez were tardy homecomers from
the apple and stock show. The gentle
men We're held up four days by the
blockade on Cumbres. They continued
their journey over the Southern today.
Misses Ruth, Pauline and Della
Ritcbey and brother, Ivan, were guests
of the Palace last night on their way
from Dolores to Pueblo. The young
folks went out on this mornings train
Paul Strawn, son of Alfred Strawn,
formerly OF this city. was departure
on the Red Apple train this morning
10 Pennington where he will make
his home with his grandfather, Agent
j. c. Strawn, and incidentally learn
something about the railroad business,
Rev w. II. Doggett went to Farm
fngton this morning to stay over Sun.
day. He will conduct Episcopal serv-
Ices there and will also arrange for
special service on Sunday week. when
Bishop Brewster will be present and
hold "A confirmation in the new church
Miss Ada u Berg, who had charge
of the exhibit of the La Plata Ditch
and Reservoir company at the Denver
apple show, returned from the state
capital last evening. Miss Zella Gif
ford accompanied Miss Berg to Du.
range for visit.
Word came from Colorado Springs
last nigat that Mr.. and Mrs. T. p
Sanderso1 are tho proud parents of
"A fine Doy who arrived on 1he morn.
ing of Jan. Is Mr.. Sanderson travels
for the National Biscuit company. For
several months laGt year Mr.. and Mrs
Sanderson made their home at the
Sirater.
The d. r. G. pay car came IN
from Alamosa last night at 1906. The
ghost walked for the railroad BOYS
last night, even If ii WAS late--so they
all looked happy this morning Ghosts
are supposed to incline to nocturnal
hours anyway. This particular ghost
started over the Southern this morn.
ing at 7:45.
j. NJ. Murphy and little daughter,
Catherine, left on the eastern this
morning for Superior, Wis. Mr.. Muir.
ply yesterday received word that his
mother is seriously Ill and on account
OF her advanced age fears the out.
come. She has been ailing for about
two weeks. but took turn for the
worse yesterday. We trust that Mr.
Murphy will find his mothers condi.
tion much improved upon his arrival
Superintendent s. II. Barnes of the
fourth division and Master Mechanic
]. II. Farmer came in on a special
last night from Alamosa. This morn.
ing Superintendent Barnes and Assist
ant Superintendent L. w. Deuel. made
the "trip to Pennington to look over
the road. Mr. Farmer is spending the
day in town attending to certain mat.
ters pertaining to his department.
Mrs. Lloyd Sheets and sons left this
morning ON lengthy pleasure trip to
the coast. She will spend some time
Ia Denver with friends and then go
on 10 San Diego, Cal. Mrs. Sheets
also expects to visit relatives In Berk-
eley and In San Francisco and other
California points. Before returning