Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-04

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the Montezuma valley last night on
his way to Denver.
The weather bureau for March re-
ports fourteen clear days, two cloudy
and fifteen partly cloudy. Snowfall
this past month 1.3 inches.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Harris and
daughter were arrivals last evening
from Tyler Wash, on their way 10
| their new home at Flora Vista.
Bert Brown, who is recovering from
a serious spell of pneumonia. is getting
along nicely. Mr.. Brown made his
first trip down town today since his Ill.
ness His friends are glad to see him
around again.
Col BARLEY Calvin passed through
on last nights eastern to Silverton for
the summer months. The colonel has
been spending the winter in Denver.
r. w. Hollis and wife were return
| ing passengers to Silverton last even.
| ing from Denver They will be per.
manently located at Silverton in the
future.
George G. Anderson. consulting en-.
sineer for the La Plata Ditch and
Reservoir company, arrived from Den.
yer last night and went down to the
pastures today
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II, Hughes and fam.
| lily returned last evening from visit
| with friends in Texas They were
guests OF the Palace over night and
left for their home at La Plata n NJ,
| this morning.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mir are the
happy parents of n nine-poumd baby
girl arriving last night. DIR. IL. Il.
Martins stork Mr.. and Mrs. Mir
live at La Boca but have been in town
| for a week or two.
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| Mrs. John Wingate and daughter
Martha were outgoing passengers on
Of couple of weeks They will stay
with Mrs II. +. Tower, who formerly
resided In Durango for many years.
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and county treasurer of Dolores county
was in the city last night passing
through from visit TO his family in
Greeley where the children are attend
ing school. Mayor Williams left for
Rico on today's Southern.
I Mrs. Clarence Lynch and daughter
Mildred came down from Hermosa TO.
day. The little lady is two months
old Today, and Is a fine big girl for
her age. Mrs. Lynch is here TO have
some dental work done and will be
the guest of Mrs. J. Hareesheimer
for few days.
| The American Order of Protection
ladies last evening gave pie social
which was attended by hundred or
more of the members There was an
interesting program after which there
was pieeating con- est between few
boys The evening proved very en-.
ioyable.
| w. ii. Il. Schaefer WAS a passenger
to Aztec this morning to spend few
days with his family. When Mr.. Schae-
fer returned to Durango to work for
he expected to move his family to
town. On account OF the ranch near
Aztec, 1t has not seemed advisable so
far.
| Two freight cars of emigrant goods,
tand three car loads OF trees, went
out on the Red Apple line this morn
ing. The trees were for f. r. Quirk,
who went down this morning to dis.
tribute the trees among his customers,
at Aztec and Pennington. Three car
loads will mean about $4,000 trees.
| A. Rex Mollette. who returned from
Denver Wednesday evening. says there
is much talk about Durango on the
outside. every one taking II for grant
ed that the Southern Pacific is going
to build into this place. And the
beauty OF II is, every one has read
about It showing that Durango Is on
the map sure enough.
| The Herald is prepared to turn out
any kind Of pamphlet work. We have
two of the most expert Job printers
Dan Menser and w A. Navinger, with
Empson Wood Il coming wonder-in
the state. Increasing work In the
Job line has necessitated adding an
extra man and the best are none too
good for The Herald. Let us figure
with you on any character of CONNER
cial job printing. and keep the money
Mt home.
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