Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-07
LOCAL MEwa
From Tuesdays Daily.

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gaiding railroad matters. Takes some
time TO get big undertakings under
way
Fl. Reeve johnson was guest OF the
S,rater over night passing through
from Pennington TO Denver. on bust.
ness. Mr.. johnson went out on today's
eastern.
Miss Martha Townsend left for He's.
pcrus this morning whore she will
teach The primary room OF the Hes
perus school.
Sam Smith of Hesperus returned
home this morning. Mr.. Smith was
in town yesterday AS witness in a
naturalization case.
John Haley of Rocky Ford stayed
over at the Palace last night. This
morning Mr.. Haley left for trip
through Montezuma county. He is a
land seeker.
Mrs. Clarence Lynch and daughter
Mildred were arrivals on the morning
train Today from Hermosa. The for
mer is having dental work done They
viii visit Mrs. ]. Hargesheimer while
IN town.
Hans Aspaas drove In from Ignaoio
last night to meet NJ. j. Wicklem, the
Denver contractor. who arrived on
last nights eastern Bolh gentlemen
are staying over in town today.
n. G. Young, who has made Durango
his headquarters while looking around
Ia this section. departed for his home
In Oklahoma City this morning Mr.
Young is much pleased with this part
OF the country and expects to return.
Mrs w. Fl. c. Folsom and Miss
Lila left yesterday morning for Esk.
ridge, Kans, where three OF the boys
are attending school The trip will
do the ladies good, and Will be pleas.
ure to them as well as the boys.
We have looked over the railroad
subscription list several times and the
closest scrutiny fails to reveal the
name of any of the eastern catalogue
houses Sending money to them Is
not The way to build up Durango.
Mrs. ]. W. Aston was an arrival
from Carson, la. last evening on her
way to Aztec where her daughter. Mrs
Burlington. is seriously i'll. Mrs Aston
was guest of the Palace over night
and left on the Red Apple train this
morning.
O. w Croy of ST. Joseph, Mo-, who
came down from T'rimble Springs yes
terday morning with Thos. H. Kelley
of Denver and Hon. r. d. Burns OF
Tiern Amarillo and spent yesterday
in town, departed on this mornings S
eastern.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Monteith are
arrived yesterday afternoon. Jack Is
considerably excited still, but Is grad.
ually growing calmer II is something
of an event when ones first born son
nuts in M M. ,T,,,.,...I1,
stork
The Herald is busy shop--three
men rushed In the job department,
Linotype Operator Ruhmland working
about double shift. advertisers seeking
space, etc. Circulation along with
newsy paper is what counts.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Casey. nee
Mamie Reese. have purchased prop.
erty on West Third avenue, in North
Durango and win proceed to grade
and improve same right away.
o.
a.. ". -'ipo''f ''AiSA INV NtNi n " An'
freight depot. is open TO congratula.
tions today over the arrival of a new
daughter. She Is the finest girl that
ever was-eScept one-the babys
mother. DIR. TurreIl's stork.
Samuel Stern, manager of the Bon
ME Girl mine III the in Platas, came
down from the hills last night snd
viii be in town for a day or two on
business.
j. j. Smouse of Pennington and
John Du Beau of FruitIand were In
Durango last night. passing through
from their respective homes TO Den,
yer on combined business and pleas
ure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mccormick.
who spent the winter in town, have
moved 10 their ranch in The Animas
valley three miles from town on the
east side of the river, for the summer.
Spring work is well under way and
with 800 acres to take care of 1t means