Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-05

ington Enterprise, WAS in the city last
night on his way from Pennington to
Telluride. Mr.. Stapiin went out on
the Southern this morning
Attorney B. W. Ritter was passen-
ger to Denver this morning r. C.
Graden. likewise Also Attorney p.
G. Ellis. That's all we know. Haven't
even fairy story this time!
were outgoing passengers on the east
ern this morning. bound for their home
In Ordway, Colo. Ar. Mashburn is q
brother of the late Miss Hattie Mash
burn of the strater hotel, and was here
to attend her funeral.
John o. Kelley and sister-in-law,
Miss Julia McAlahon, were arrivals
from Telluride last night and left this
mo- ming for Pagosa Spring.
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Mrs. Reeves arrived from Aztec last
evening and will spend several days
in town, on business with DE-. A. L..
Davis, the well known specialist in
eye and ear troubles.
Miss NJ. T. Chandler was a guest OF
the Savoy over night on her way
from visit with Denver friends to
her home IN Farmington. The lady
departed on this mornings Red Ap-
pie.
Mrs ID. l.. Sheets returned last even
ing from visit with her sister, Mrs
Ed Ptolemy at Mancos. Mr. Ptolemy,
who has recently had a severe siege
OF illness. accompanied her to Durango
for visit.
Miss Carrie Ellemeyer, niece of Mrs
night on her way from her home in
Dolores to Waukeeney. Kans., where
she will visit other relatives. Miss
Ellemeyer was passenger on the
eastern this morning
A. p. Gully of Long city, Neh., is
chaperonng party of land seekers
from Sargent, Neb. The gentlemen ar
rived last night and went out via
the Southern this morning for a trip
through the Montezuma valley. They
stayed over at the Strater last night
Mrs. Owen Hammond was an out
going passenger this morning TO Den
yer In response 10 message that
her mother. Mrs. C. w. Osborne is
very Ill. We trust that Mrs. Ham
mond will find her mother better on
her arrival. Ii will be sad and anx-
icus journey for her today.
James Gawiih, sheriff of Montezuma
county, was in town last night from
CorteZ Sheriff Gawith came over for
the prisoner, Joe Woods, arrested here
yesterday on advices from him. for
horse stealing, The sheriff and his
prisoner departed on the Southern this
morning for Cortez.
w. w. Nossaman, the well known
ranch and cattleman of Pagosa
Springs, who has been in Durango and
vicinity for some days. with NJ o
Danlorth, a Trinidad lumber man. left
for home this morning, with the lat
ter. The gentlemen have deal on
hand, the particulars of which are not
ready for publication as yet
Miss Ethel Hood departed this morn.
ing on an extended visit with friends
and relatives in Denver, Chicago and
different points in southern Illinois,
Miss Hood has been working pretty
steadily for some time and will doubt
less enjoy her vacation the more be
cause OF the close attention to bust.
ness in the past. She expects TO be
absent about six months We hope her
trip will equal her expectations, and
that she will enjoy every minute of it,
Barney Haughey, editor of the Farm
ers' Voice, left for Mancos and other
points in the Montezuma valley, this
morning. Mr.. Haughey mas just re-
ceiyed word from George b. Lang
state president of the Farmers union
that he hopes to attend the district
union meeting in Durango mex; Satur
day, If he can get back from the big
convention at st. Louis, which he is
now attending, in time In case Mr.
Lang is unable to attend, his deputy,
+. b. West of Denver, will be here.
Mr.. Duce, manager of the Mutual Prod.
uce company of Denver. is another out
of-town speaker expected to be pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Burhop came
IN last night from Pagosa Springs,
where they spent the past ten DAYS.
Mr.. Burhop is a piano man and made