Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-02

Edward Trainor. who was In the city
from Oxford yesterday on a shopping
trip. returned home this morning.
w. A. Carson came in on the South
ern last evening from his mine in
the Bear creek district, and is spend.
ing the day in town.
Alr. and Mrs. Robert Roberts were
returning passengers last evening from
San Antonio. Tex, where they spent
the winter.
James Sleeth and family returned
last evening from weeks visit in
Cortez. after taking in the Odd Eel
lows convention on Tuesday.
DIR. Glen F. Andrews was an ar
rival last evening from St Paul, Mimi,
to attend the funeral of his sister, he
late Mrs. William p. Vale.
James Starr. the old soldier, who
is suffering with a case of gangrene
in his foot. was taken to Mercy hospi-
tai this morning The member will
doubtless have to be amputated
Miss Frankie Brown, daughter of
j. o. Brown of the Brown Palace no
tel at Cortez. arrived on last nights
Southern on a visit of a couple OF
weeks with Mrs. z. j. ODonnell.
Ralph Durham of Ignacio. who re-
Gently sold his ranch in that vicinity
and has been in town on business for
day or TWO, departed for ienacio this
morning 10 wind up his affairs.
w s McNeeiy, owner OF the Palace
Mr and Mrs William Glassner came
in from Bayfield, last night, and will
stay over in Durango for a day OF
TWO. Mr.. Glassne is here on business
and his wife accompanied him for the
outing.
NJ. o. Danford, a Trinidad lumber
man. came in on the eastern last night
with w. w. Nossaman of Pagosa
Springs This morning, the two gen
tlemen drove out TO the Kline district
with r. C. Graden.
Sha,.iff Il go pn,, - Co, I,,n,, a,,,,,
ty, Colorado. passed through from Sill
verton this morning to Pueblo with
two persons sentenced to the insane
asylum at Pueblo, Mrs. Justin Beale,
and brother John Beale.
George w. Perry and J. H. Boyn-
ton, both of Colorado Springs, return.
ed last evening from "a trip through
the Montezuma valley in search of
land. They stayed over at the Palace
departing this morning for home.
Fred Cottrell, nephew of w. G.
Otton. deputy county clerk arrived
last night from Marysville, Kans. This
morning Mr.. Cottrell departed on the
Red Apple train for Pennington. where
he has accepted n position on the
Times-tIustler
Monte Ballough, one of the yard
force of the ID & r. G., left for
vacation trip to Denver this morning
Mrs, Ballough went TO Denver some
weeks ago and her husband expects to
Join her there, and they will later re-
turn together.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Carr were pas
sengers TO Aztec this morning 10 stay
over Sunday with Mrs. Harvey Dicker
son. who moved TO Aztec from Du
range about month ago. Mr.. Carr
is director of manual training In the |
Durango high school.
hotel. leaves for Denver in the morn.
ing, on a vacation trip OF about
couple of weeks. Mr.. McNeeley is
sadly in need of a change, but has so
far found it impossible to get away.
We trust he will enjoy his outing and
be benefited by 1t.
H. l.. Hall was In the city over night
from Chama. Just brief business
trip. Mr.. Hall insisted on taking his |
brother VIII, who has been in town
a few days. back with him. intending
on dropping the latter off at Ignacio.
We suppose that's what he did. Al |
least VIII went out with valise full |
OF magazines what he said!
Sterl p. Thomas and Dr. C. r. Trot. !
ter were arrivals from Mancos last |
night 10 attend to some business mat
ters. Mr.. Thomas says he '1s trying
to make an honest living In the real