Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Halter made
flying trip to Durango yesterday from
Mancos. Mr.. Halter was called back
last evening and his wife departed
on this mornings train.
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Mrs. G. w. label and guest, Mrs.
w. p. Wilson of Onaga. Kans., left
for Ignacio this morning. The ladies
stayed over yesterday on their way
from an outing at Silverton.
N. w. Gilchrist Of Chicago went out
on the eastern today bound for home.
Mr.. Giichrist returned last night from
visit to his land interests in the
Montezuma valley-at Lebanon.
Otto Mears. the pathfinder of the
San Juan, came in on the late train
this morning, and continued to Sill
verton ON the mixed train few hours
later. Mrs. Mears accompanied him,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. McNeeley are
now in Denver on a vacation trip.
Their daughter Mrs. John English and
son Sanford are with them. They
are all having fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Roberts re-
turned last night from Salt Lake where
they spent their honeymoon. They
drove out to their home at Redmesa
this afternoon, where they will follow
the simple life.
A. l.. Stickney was an arrival this
morning from Hoisington, Kans. Mr..
night and continued this morning to
Hermosa, where his wife, nee Birdie
Kerr. is visiting her parents.
Il. e. Weller was an arrival on last
nights eastern from the state indus
trial school at Golden. This morning
Mr.. Weller went out with Clarence
Freund, who has broken his parole
and is now returned to the industrial
school Indefinitely.
for the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers on this division of the ID
& r. G., succeeding Dave Wright, and
was in the city over night en- business
pertaining to his Office. Nlr. Walsh
left for Chama tnis morning.
Mrs. Robert Pearson was an arrival
on last nights delayed eastern which
came in at 2 o'clock this morning
Mrs. Pearson was returning from g
visit with friends In Denver and Colo
RADIO Springs. Mr.. Pearson came down
from Silverton to meet her last night
This morning Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson
continued to their home in Silverton
Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Freeman were
passengers to Pagosa Springs this
morning for about ten days. Mr. Free
man is making the trip on business
and Mrs. Freeman accompanied rim
for the outing. The laiter returned
Sunday from an extended visit in the
east, which included visit in Cleve
land, and other points in Ohio ard
various places In Pennsylvania.
Mayor Goodman and Aldermen Mel
son and Smith are entertaining Mr.. T ID
Mitchell, street commissioner of Trini
dad, with ride up the Animas valley
today, stopping at Trimble Springs fol-
dinner. and visiting several of the or
chanan places. Just returning the com
pliment extended Durango officials
who visited Trinidad last year, TRIM
dad officials being among the most cor
dial found on the trip.
Miss Bessie Newton was an outgoing
PASSENGER on the eastern this morning
bound for Leadville where she has 0
position as teacher in the high school
Miss Newton taught in Leadville last
term and has accepted-her position fol
another year. The young lady has
been spending the summer with hei
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. e. Newton
formerly of Durango, and now of &c
dar Hill. Miss Newton stayed ovei
for couple of days in Durango or
her way. Her friends in this city are
pleased to know of her success in her
chosen profession.
o. w. Klinger and j. C. Bowman
were in Durango over night, passing
through from Silverton to Denver
Ollie Klinger is one of the brothers
Klinger, who formerly published the
Silverton Standard, and is back for a
brief visit to his former haunts. Mr.
Klinger and his brother. l.. A.. more
Familiarity known as "Toots.' have a
flourishing job printing establishment
in Denver and are doing good bust.
ness. Mr.. Bowman is also returning
after an extended absence, to see II
the Silverton city council is running