Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-30


a. Grossman passed through from
SiiVerton this morning to Denver on
business.
Mrs Weston and daughters we're
arrivals from Silverton this morning
to stay over Sunday.
superintendent c. Il. Werner made
n Tying trip to town from Ignacio
last night. and returned home This
morning
II. l.. Hall, departed for his home
IN Chama this morning Mr. Hall
returned last night from Visit TO Ig.
nacio.
Mrs. c. II. Frances and sous were
in the city over night from Pueblo
ana departed this morning for Dolores
TO ION Mr.. Frances, who has recently
bought rsncb4.I il.e .ni.ss.
Mrs. B. G.. Walters and children left
this morning for their home at Do.
lores. Mrs. Walters has been In town
FOR few days on her way from visit
with her mother on Pine liver.
o.
Mr. and Mrs John Wingate and
daughter Martha departed for Pa.
gosa Springs this morning where past
Commander Wingate of the G. A. r..
will deliver an address on Memorial
day.
Frank Lake Sr. was a passenger to
Pennington this morning on his way
to Bloomfield where he Is looking after
some contract work Mr.. Lake came
up last night to look after some bust
ness matters.
Mrs. John Young and small son, Will
liam Herbert. departed for their new
home at Alamosa this morning. Mr.
Young Is working for Frank Hartman
on the Alamosa Empire, and let some
three weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rogers were re-
turning passengers from Silverton this
morning They went up few days
ago to attend the funeral of the late
f. w. Hodges and stayed over for a
day or Two TO visit friends.
o.
Charles Hutchins, who formerly con
Quoted a barber shop in this city and
is now ranching on Florida mesa, was
brought In from his home yesterday
afternoon suffering with severe at
tack OF stomach trouble. He was taken
to Mercy hospital
Mrs. c. c. Lewis was In the city
from Aztec over night passing through
to Leadvllle to visit her mother. Mrs.
Mary Mccullough. for few months.
The latter's health Is poor and Mrs.
Lewis Is anxious TO be with her for
time
Mark Preston has traded eighty
to John Pond of Pennington. for land
In that vicinity Mr. Preston is think
ing OF making his home in Durango.
One of MIR. Ponds boys will run the
former Preston place on the mesa.
o.
Frank b. Alien. the well known no
tel and liyeryman OF Farmingtoo, was
guest OF the Savoy last night Farm.
ington Is putting in cement walks on
the principal streets and Mr.. Allen
tdlit up " OOh NJ DuI5- ~ as hpe
to make the same mistakes.
o.
Mrs. w C. Redding OF CASTELAR,
and children came up from home last
night, and departed this morning for
Stockport, la. Mrs. Redding's sister,
Mrs. w. v. Dodge, is III and Mrs. Red
ding was anxious TO see her. They
will probably remain about three
months.
Mrs. j. Peters returned last even
ing from a trip to Denver and Pueblo.
Her son who accompanied her remain
ed In Pueblo TO spend few weeks
with relatives. Mrs. Peters enjoyed
the outing. but the weather in Pue-
bio was disagreeable, being cloudy all
the time and raining most of the time.
L. Keeler OF Hill City. Kansas. spent
the night in Durango visiting his for
mer townsmen. Harvey Ellis and the
irwin brothers OF the La Plata Coun.
ty bank. Mr.. Keeler is a presbyterian
minister having accepted work In the
Tiffany-Bayfield districts. with head
quarters at Tiffany. He spent Wed