Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-27
LOCAL Nsws.
From MONDAYS Daily.

From Mondays Daily
r. w. Simpson is guest Of the
Strater for few days from Canon
Gallegos, ~ NJ. Mr.. Simpson came
up yesterday morning.
Attorney Charles A. Johnson went
out on the eastern this morning, bound
for Castle Rock and Denver. on u
business trip of about week.
G. T. Cline and :. J. Shideler were
iii the city over night, passing through
from business trip to Denver They
continued to Mancos This morning.
]. e. Haskell and James Schryver
left for their home at Kline yesterday
They returned from n business trip
10 Denver on Saturdays eastern.
Mrs. T. A. Hutchinson WAS return
ing passenger to her home at lgnacio
this morning. after a weeks visit
with DIR, and Mrs. A. F. Hutchinson
Vi this 'its
c. e. Newton and daughter Ennice
came up from the ranch at Cedar
Hill this morning. The young lady
is student OF the Durango high school
and was returning from brief visit
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aleck Jellison and
children were arrivals from Chicago
last night and continued TO Mancos
this morning. Mr. Jellison is a brother
of Mrs. George Woods and is looking
around for n location.
c. G.. Winans was an outgoing pas
scDeer today to his home in Newark
n. j., after weeks visit with his
cid friend, Harry Austin, the Attorney
Mr.. Winsns was on his way home
from California. and stayed over 10
see Mr. Austin On loute.
Mrs. o. c. McEwen and little niece.
Louise Hendricks, passed through this
morning from Aztec to La Vegas DR..
McEwen is very i'll and his wife went
10 see IL she could do anything, al
though II is said he does not know
any one. II is very sad case.
Mr. and Mrs Dick House and the
latter's sister, Miss Eva Dalton Of
In,
ing from Chama. Mr.. House went out
on freight Sunday morning. but the
ladies' will stay over at. the Palace
for a few days.
The chair car Durango. which was
burnt up last spring near Tacoma, has
been replaced by a new one which Ar
rived last night on its initial trip. from
the car shops at Burnham The car
is bright and shining as the proverbia.
new penny and will make the trip al
ternately with the Pagosa.
Mrs Henry Moninger and daughter
Mrs. A. Katchadolar. and grandson
Henry departed today on a vacation
trip of two weeks in Denver and Colo.
rado. Al Colorado Springs they will
visit the baby's great-grandma, Mrs
s. Nolan, and four generations will
thus be represented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Kight and children
arrived from Denver Saturday night
They went to Pueblo several days
ago to be present at the Mason-Van-
derweide trial. and after the proceed.
ings ended. spent few days in Den.
Yer. Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Mason came
in from Denver last night, and the
entire party continued to Hesperus
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Simons and
daughter Lucille are In town for
few days from Bayfield,, making ar.
rangements to leave for California in
week or two. They expect to locate
in San Diego for the winter, If the
climate proves beneficial to Mrs. 81
mons health. II not, Mr.. Simons ex.
poets to take his family to Florida
We trust that Mrs. Simons will be
fully restored TO health and return
home well and strong.
William p Vale, cashier of the First
National bank. is home again from an
extended trip east Mr.. Vale left
about six weeks ago to attend the C
A. II. encampment, which took place
this year. at Atlantic City. and was
one OF the best ever held After the
encampment. Mr.. Vale visited friends
at different points in Indiana, Michi.
gan and Minnesota. 1t was very
pleasant trip and he returns much
benefited, generally, by the outing,
j. 7. Pennington. who was resi-
dent Of the Florida and La Plata
county for about twenty-five years
came in Saturday from California. Mr.
Pennington is now located in San
Diego. and likes it very much. but
saws Id Is good TO he hack again and