Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-29
Frem YIoa1Ay., Daily.

y. 19o4en3ui 0I lHS l1uHtel iti-
camille company OF Pennington. came (
up today to take in the Coloraao-New
Mexico fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pearl returned
last evening from a business trip to
Denver. Mr.. Pearl is chief engineer
Of the Pioneer Construction company
Arthur McLaren, son OF Mrs Al
Bernard, came in last evening from
Saguache to spend fair week at home
and renew acquaintance of many Du-
range friends.
George C. 1,ockhnrt arrived last cv
cning from Colorado Springs on visit
las charge OF the Pastorius interests
on Florida mesa.
Mr. and Mrs. p. e. Carson and daugb.
ter Elizabeth were among the arrivals
on Saturdays train. from vacation
trip Of about month in Pueblo and |
other points east.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Sutton returned
last night from camping and fishing
trip on Pine river. They bad a splen-
did time and good luck. Mrs. Sutton
has q new story that is worth hearing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stephen of Sc
attic. passed through from Aztec this
morning. where they have been visit
ing friends over Sunday, on their way
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen are on
q vacation trip through Colorado.
George Woods returned last even.
ing from Denver. where he went TO
purchase goods for the store at Man
cos. Mr.. Woods was the guest of Mr
and Mrs. Joe Woods of this city over
night. and departed for home this
morning.
l.. Il. Johnson, who represents the
interests of the Continental Oil com
pany In this section, came In last
night from Denver. Mrs. Johnson and
the boys left Denver for Chicago
a couple OF days ago, to remain until
the first of the year.
Major ii. NJ. Randolph was in the
city last night on his way to Mancos
from Denver and Colorado Springs,
where he attended the Republican con
ventfons, staying over in Denver a
few days after the sessions closed. He
departed for home today
John Galbreath departed for Pagosa
Springs this morning on business
trip of a few days. Durango friends
are pleased to know that Mr. and Mrs |
VIII Galbreath and their family, who
were all seriously Ill with typhoid fc.
yer, are now getting along nicely.
Prof. Ernest Feichtinger came in
fair. Prof Feichtinger is now run
ming a music store in Alamosa and
was recently granted permit to cree,
. fine building.
F. s. Manifold brother of Jack
Manifold. we'll known resident Of,
this section a few years ago, is guest
of the Palace for few days. Mr.
Manifold is cattle man of Winslow
Ariz.. and returned Saturday from the
Pennington fair He is in this part OF
the country on vacation trip.
Mrs. Margaret Skeen arrived in Du-
range Saturday night for brief stay
With friends after nearly years alb.
sence. Mrs. Skeen has visited in many
Of the large cities of the east, south
and middle west but returns quite as
loyal to Colorado as of old. She will
locate in Alamosa where her son
Myres, whom is now d. & r. G
conductor, makes his headquarters.
Mrs. w. A. Deuel., who has been Wis
iting her son. Assistant Superintendent
u. w. Deuel. of this division OF the
D. & r. c.. and family for some
weeks. left this morning for Pueblo
ON q visit to another son, II. A. Deuel.
the chief engineer Of the C. F. a. ]
After a few weeks in Pueblo Mrs. Deu-
el will continue to her home in Den
yer. Mr.. Deuel. accompanied his
mother as far as Alamosa.
Rev Father NJ. F. Callanana was a
passenger to Denver today to purchase
some stained glass windows for st
Columba's church. Mr.. Amy. formerly
OF this city, and now of New York,
has presented a fine rose window.
Then there are memorial windows by
p. C. Shannon, Mrs. Mary Finn and
by Rev. Father Callahan. When com
pleted. the interior of the church will
be very handsome. Father Callahan
expects to return Friday, in time for
the wind-up OF the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Gable came in