Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-11

| VIM nds DeeH great IdNOiilt III Du'
range society circles, but they trust
that she will soon return again Mrs
George Lane and Fern will remain in
Silverton until the end of the week
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wal
ter. their cousins.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Mrs. ]. A. Coppinger and daughter,
Miss Gladys. left for the ranch at Ig-
nacio this morning to spend week or
ten days enjoying country life.
John Schaaf and E. C. McLosky
were Durango visitors from Pendle-
ton. N. NJ, last night. Just for taste
of metropolitan life, that's all.
Mrs. Ward of Silverton was a re
turning passenger on the Red Apple
train this morning from a visit with
Pennington friends. She continues her
journey home on this evenings train.
George ZOZa, and Sam Burris, son of
S. j. Burris of Pueblo came down from
Comstock last night, where Mr.. Burris
Is interested in the Incas properties,
and departed for Pueblo this morning
G. S. Simmons of Dolores was a
snest of the Savoy last night Mr.
Simmons was formerly traffic manager
on the Moffat road and now owns a
fine fruit ranch in the Montezuma val
ley.
| William II. Mcdonald was an arrival
from Salt Lake city last night on his
way to the oil fields at Bluff City. Mr.
Mcdonald is connected with one of the
big oil companies and is going to look
over the situation at Bluff.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Monaghan de-
parted for their home at Cornell, N.
Y, this morning, after pleasant visit
of three weeks with their sister, Mrs.
Thomas Mccormick, and brother, Jas.
Leonard, of the Animas valley.
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Mrs. L. Goldman and Miss Irene
Smith were passengers to Dolores this
morning, where they will hold series
OF Free Methodist meetings, continu.
ing later to their home in Montrose.
The ladies are in evangelical work.
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Mrs. Clint Martin and Mrs. Perry
Spencer passed through from Silverton
this morning to Telluride. Mrs. Martin
has been the guest of Mrs. Spencer for
week or two, and the latter was re-
turning home with her for a visit.
Mrs. E. w. Deuel. and children went
out this morning to Chama to meet
Mr.. Deuel., the assistant superintend.
ent of this division of the d. & r. G.
Mr.. Deuel. has been spending most of
his time lately on the Alamosa end,
but comes in this evening to get &C.
quainted with his family.
-'. t''''htof
agent for the Rio Grande Western,
came in last night from Salt Lake and
is in the city today to arrange for the
big excursion on August 18th. Mr..
cushing looks for very large crowd
this year, and is making his arrange
ments SO as to accommodate the trav.
cling public comfortably.
Mrs. s. j. Henry and Miss LISA
Myers of Belleville, Kans., who have
been here visiting their brothers. pass.
ed through from the Animas valley
this morning on their way east. Mrs.
Henry goes through to Bellevile. but
Miss Myers will stay over in Denver
for visit with friends, there. Their
friends in Durango and the valley
trust that they will return in the near
future.
Mrs. w. r. Cunningham and daugh.
ter Josephine went to Pagosa Springs
today to visit friends on their way to
their home In Morland. Kans. Mrs.
Cunningham will also stay over for
short time In Denver. She has been
in Durango for the past six weeks on
visit to her brother. Harvey Ellis,
and family. Mrs. Cunningham's Du.
range friends wish her pleasant jour.
ney and safe return.
George Zeep returned last night
from Washington and Oregon, where
he has been located for the past year.
MT zeep is q former resident of Man