Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-04
LOCAL NGWe.
(rrom Thursdays Daily

H. N. Linebarger, the Tiffany boost.
err. was In Durango over night on a
brief business trip, returning home
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter WeIghaman
came in last night from their honey
moon trip.
Alderman James Tilling passed
through from silverton to Bluff City
this morning. where he owns some
140 acres OF OIL land.
The Animas valley people will con
gregate at Trimble Springs 4th OF July.
Baseball. fireworks and dancing In the
pavilion.
s. b. Collins, the engineer who To-
Gated number OF reservoir sites for
the Pioneer Construction company. left
for his home at Creole this morning.
Emmett Writ, the post trader. and
DR.. G. l.. Wyckoff were Durango visit
ors from the Dulce. N NJ, agency.
They departed for home on this morn
ings eastern.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Forbes, who re-
turned yesterday from Pennington,
where they visited friends, departed
for their home at Dolores this morn
ing.
Mrs. N. Il. Turner and daughters.
Fanny and Ida, returned this morning
to the Tom Boy mine at Telluride,
after pleasant visit of about month
with the formers daughter. Mrs. ]. r.
Kolz.
1t Is reported from Ignacio that H.
l.. Hall has been appointed postmas-
ter and received his commission as
postmaster at Ignacio, succeeding
Hans Aspaas, possession being taken
today.
j. II. McHolland received fine pres
ent this morning of five-pound trout
from the reservoir of the San Juan
Power company, above lockwood
Mrs. Roberts, who arrived last night.
with Eyadne, will be able to have
tag tnh
Grand Lecturer Cooper of the Blue
lodge of Masons, A. +. & A. NJ, who
is making tour of the state, was in
Durango Tuesday night on visit to
the local lodge. Yesterday Mr.. Coo
per spent in Silverton, passing
through to Denver today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fleck came in
last night with the remains of their
daughter. Miss Lizzie, who is today
lying in the parlors of the Savoy where
many of her friends are taking last
look. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart. and Miss
Nellie Porter came in from Trinidad
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fleck
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Smith drove over
from Pagosa last night. Mrs. Smith
said 1t was a delightful trip, the roads
being In very good condition Most
people enjoy the drive to Pagosa in
the summer, as the road goes through
some very pretty scenery. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith expect to remain In Du.
range until the end OF the week.
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j. 8. Hatcher and David Hersch re.
turned on the Red Apple train this
morning from trip to San Juan coun.
ty, below Pennington, to their inter
ests there. Messrs. Hatcher and
Herself will stay over in town day
or two before returning to Pagosa
Springs. Mrs. Hatcher is staying in
Durango having arrived from the
Springs night before last.
Miss Bessie Pollard and younger
sister Irene and brother Tom went
out on the eastern this morning bound
for Paola. Kans. The young folks will
visit their grandmother, Mrs. C. ].
Donovan until the end of August. Mr.
Pollard, who is the well known con.
ductor on the Silverton mixed train
Will take the Pennington run in a few
days. ]. H. McHolland, who conducts
the Silverton passenger will take a
lay-off from the 4th to the eighteenth.
to go camping and u succession of
changes Will occur
A grand awakening is going on in
the Durango A. NJ. Il. church. Rev.
S. M. Smothers and his members are
being greatly encouraged at the spir
itual hope of the church. Since his
arrival four have joined the church,
some three or four at the altar for
prayers, and several are to be baptized
soon. Revival continues every night,
sunday great day. Special subjects dis.
cussed by the pastor every night. Sub.
1ect tonight. DUTY, Not Feeling. in
christian Work. All are welcome to