Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-28

of long pent-up feelings.
Banker o. Harrison and w r.
Bczman of Cortez, who were here to
attend the Elk doings Wednesday
night. left for home this morning.
George w. Avery of the Yellow Eye
and Incas mines in the La Platas left
for Comstock this morning Just here
for couple of days on business.
Mrs. T. J. Dobbs and children leave
on Sunday to join her husband in
Phoenix Ariz Mr. and Mrs. Dobbs
will make their home there in future
Mrs. Jack Spargo and children re-
turned TO her home in the Montezuma
valley this morning, Just a flying
trip this time. Mrs. Spargo says next
time sue hopes to stay longer,
Mrs Emma Gates and mother, Mrs
S. c. Adams, and brother, X NJ
Adams. left for Denver this morning
where they Will make their home in
future.
T.. II. Colegroye. a special agent for
the government. returned to his home
in Rocky Ford this morning Mr.,
Colegroye passed through Durango on
business in Fort Lewis and Farming
ton.
H. n. Linebarger. the Tiffany town,
site man. stayed over night at the
strater. on his way home from Den
yer. Mr.. Llnebarger came In by way
Of Telluride. He departed for home
on today's eastern
MIR. and Mrs II. s. Elliott and fam.
lily are staying at the Palace for a
day or two. on their way to their home
in Guthrie, Okla. They have been
spending the winter in Aztec, visiting
and looking around.
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Mr.. and Mrs Il. c. Vaughan of Cor
tez were outgoing passengers on The
eastern today for Denver. whore they
will make their home in future Mrs
Vaughan is a niece of our city water
superintendent. Ed Schalles.
Harry Bloom. United States deputy
marshal. was an arrival from Albu
querque last night. This morning
Marshal Bloom left for Santa Fe to
subpoena a jury. He was the guest
of the Palace last night.
George Griffin came up from Aztec
spent yesterday afternoon and even.
ing with the combined boomers. Mr.
Griffin says he is putting in pretty
steady time at the ranch near Farm
ngton.
Mrs. w. II. Crooke left this morn
ing for Denver and points east to
spend a month or two on account of
Der health Mrs. Crooke came down
from Silverton night before last. and
stayed over for a brief visit with her
sister. Mrs. l.. C. Jakway.
Glen Scouton yesterday afternoon
purchased the Bonny CHASER residence
on Fourth avenue for the tidy sum
OF $500 There is demand for prop
erty of most every character these
days The building Of the Southern
Pacific means much for Durango
Mrs. c. w. Fisherdick came In from
Laplata. n. NJ, last night and departed
on the eastern this morning for Den
yer. where she will visit friends, later
going on to Lincoln Neb. Mrs. Fish
erdick expects to be absent for about
six weeks.
Don Eddy departed for Telluride
this morning, where he expects to go
into business. If conditions are salts.
factory. If such is the case. Don may
remain permanently. We wish him
the best of success. and trust he'll
return to see his Durango friends oc-
casionally
Mrs r. Y. Fuel left this morning
with her daughter. Mrs. ID. s. Smith,
for the latter's home In Gardner, Colo,
for a visit of couple of months.
Mrs. Smith was here 10 attend her
fathers funeral. The change of scene
will doubtless benefit Mrs. Fuel. Mrs.
Lula Stevenson, another daughter, re.
turned TO her home in Salt Lake this
morning.
George II. Hand. the expert mining
engineer. and his assistant, John
Gross, and r. J. Norman, the assayer
who have been making examination
and tests of the ore body OF the Orc
g.. 10 Iatn nArI In