Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-27

L. M DulloE Was Luz hnSO sisieoi |
over night from Ignacio, returning on
the eastern today
Five eastern capitalists arrived last
evening and went up to the ORC Elmo
mine this morning on a visit 10 the
property.
o. L. Bradford OF Pueblo was in
Durango last night passing through to
Silverton He went up on this morn
ingss train.
Mrs. J. s. D. Hopkins and daughter.
MIS-. Clarence Lynch, and wee Miss
Mildred. came down from Hermosa
his morning to spend the day.
Mrs. John Boyer departed for her
home in Chama this morning, after
staying over in Durango yesterday on
her way from Aztec, where she was
called on account Of the Illness OF her
niece.
Durango should make II roiHt TO
extcno a cordial welcome 70 The state
rosd commissioners. We want the
co operation of the state commission
ere and the county commissioners in
this connecting highway
Virgil Hammer came up from Farm
ingtor this morning on his way to
mis- rome in Bayfield,. where he spent
couple OF months on account Of
his health Mr. Hammer returns much
ir,sfoved for the rest and change.
Mrs. j. d. Pontius and daughter Mar
suerite were guests of the Savoy last
night They returned from Cortez
where they have been living for the
past three months. This morning Mrs
Pontius departed for her home in Av-
ondale.
George E. Tiffany Sr was a pas
senger TO Tiffany today He said he
was ordered out of town but missed
the train yesterday and had to hide
out all day. He thinks the climate
al Tiffany will suit him better than
Durango. for while.
Miss Davis and niece. Miss Joseph
inc Shaffer, left for Dix this morning
after few days in town. Mrs. Shat
fer is spending the summer at the
ORC Elmo, and Josephine is visiting
her grandmother at Dix, during her
mothers absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Fast came
| down from Silverton this morning
| and are spending the day in the city.
taking the Pennington train this ev-
| ening to visit San Juan county points
| until the first of the week and get
| a taste of real summer weather.
| Mrs. Harry Fry and sister, Helen
Buchanan, departed for Pagosa Springs
| this morning Mr.. Fry is conductor
| on the work train at present on the
| Springs branch, and Mrs. Fry went
over to spend few days at the well
| known resort.
Mrs. F. D. Nordyke and family were
| arrivals en- the Red Apple train this
morning from Pennington, where they
| spent the winter. VIII Nordyke. Mrs
Nordyke's brother-in-law, met them In
| Durango. and they all drove out to
\ bayfield, today.
| Mrs. A. II. Hudson and son Howard
| came down from Silyerton this morn
| ing to see Miss Mary Bell off fol-
Denver. This evening she returns as
far as Trimble Springs where she viii
spend week or two for a change ant
rest. Mr.. Hudson is conductor OF
the Silverton Northern.
| ]. j. link was passenger to LouI
City, Neb.. this morning. He expects
to return later with a number of lant
seekers to look over this section. Mr.
link is representing the interests o
the Gallotti Investment company.
| o.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lohroy Slusher, N
| II. A. Walker and Charles Brown O
the Pioneer Construction company ant
the Empire Realty company left fol
the Allison country today. Mrs. Slush