Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-16

cause he is shrewd politician, the
bourbon Democracy, meaning the city
hall. will be for him also"
LOCAL NEWS.
From Tuesdays Daily.
| Dolores will celebrate the 4th on
the 9Th of July, going to Lebanon on
the 4th. Just going to help each other
out.
The June Red book, the Denver &
Rio Grande publication, is out and is
full OF interesting matter concerning
| Colorado.
Mrs. N. f. Cooke Jr. and mother ar
rived last night from Salt Lake on a
visit. N, F. Cooke III came with them.
They will spend the summer.
]. G. Miller. the Ignacio banker,
came In last night TO take in Faust"
Sanford Dodge and Mr.. Miller were
boyhood chums.
Mrs. G. H. Behner and baby left for
Oxford this morning to join Rev. Mr..
Behner. who is conducting tent meet.
ing there.
Hugh Linebareer, son of II. N. Line
barger, the progressive citizen who has
Gone so much for the Tiffany country,
is spending the day in Durango Just
brief vacation trip.
Mrs. c. A. Swope and two daughters
came in last night from Montrose and
departed for Pennington this morn.
ing where they will visit friends for
a week or two.
Stephen Pelarck, who has been an
cmploye of the local smelter for the
East five years, departed this morn.
ing on vacation trip of three months
Ill Europe. Mr.. Pelarck will visit diff
ferent points in Austria Hungary.
Mrs. John Harmon, Mrs. Henry Mon,
ninger and Miss Mitie Kavanaugh
went to Falfa this morning, to spend
the day with Mrs. II. Fl. Banks, and
eat strawberries. Who wouldn't ac.
cept an invitation like that? We ad-
vised the ladies to miss the train to-
night.
W. A. Stewart, the manager of the
Valley View Mining company, return
ed last evening from trip to Pueblo
| ana Denver. We are pleased to be
| allie to state that Mcs Stewart, whose
illness was mentioned ir these col
umns u short time agn. is very much
be'ier.
| DR.. Yeuell, the evangelist, who has
been attracting large audiences night
| ly at the Christian church. for the
past two weeks, was an outgoing pas
senger on the eastern this morning OF
his way to New York city. Dr. Yeuel
| will join his wife and son there, ant
will leave for trip to Europe. While
in the city he made many friends
who have expressed the hope of seeing
him again in Durango, with the adde,
privilege of hearing his speak
l
The friends of Miss Ella kavanaug,
will be Interested to know that she il
still in Salem, Ore, and that she is Ell
thusiastic in regard to the climate an,
other advantages of the town. Mis-
Kavanaush's health is improving won
derfully which is gratifying TO her Du
range friends. She writes OF the beau
ty OF the roses that bloom In profu
SIGN in the gardens. and OF other flow
ers just as Iuxuriant.
Mrs. l.. ]. O'Connell and daughter
Miss Edith. went to Dolores this morn
ing to visit friends until Monday. Tw
other daughters OF Mrs. O'Connel
Mrs. Ed McAllister and Miss Mani
I
ly and the party will then leave, Mrs
O'Connell and Miss Edith for T.
Grande, Ore. where they will max
their home for year or so with tn
formers son John. Mrs. McAlliste
and Miss Mamie will spend the sun
ner In Salt Lake.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goodman wen
out this morning with the remains o
the latter's father, r. c. Eson, boun,
for Auburn. Ind. where intermen
will take place. 1t is sad journe,
for Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman. 1t is al
ways hard to lose our own but 1t seem
especially so when the loss comes sud
denly. II is true. however that tn,
knowledge that the departed was pre-
psred and At to 80. lessons the burdens