Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-05

, are doing this at the suggestion OF e.
E. Seyboid who dropped in the office
yesterday and said he would like to
ada his mite in the shape of silver
dollar
The stork brought a baby girl to the
home of Sheriff and Mrs. John Clarke
yesterday
Sheriff John Clarke left for Buena
Vista this morning with Martinez, the
Mexican recently convicted of bur.
glary.
Mrs. Mona A. Todd came down from
lSilverton this morning. to spend n few
days with her mother before leaving
for her ranch at Allison
Rev. J. w. Falls arrived last even
iIs from Celevalnh, O., and goes to
Aztec this evening where he has re
Gently accepted charge
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A. Pierce were
among the arriavls this morning on
the Red Apple train from Aztec to
spend the day. Mr.. Pierce Is the well
known Aztec banker.
Jack Hurley is down from Eureka.
where he spent the summer at the
Slnnyside mine. which Is famous as
big producer. The owners have
been employing one hundred men all
summer
Miss Alice Cox returned this morn.
ing from Pennington where she spent
two delightful weeks at the George
Allen place. Miss Cox taught school
in Nevada last year. but expects to
take vacation this year.
Messrs. Hall and Miller returned
last evening from their trip to Emer.
ala lakes where they spent two nights,
making the trip going in one day and
returning In the same length OF time.
Mr.. Miller says the scenery is the fin.
est In the world
Attention is called to statement of
the Burns National bank appearing In
this issue. A fine showing is made
for an institution being in business
Just two months. Durango is growing
and our financial institutions are lead
Ing the van Strong banks and flour.
ishing newspapers are u combination
that augur well for any community.
j. NJ. Crawford. the prosperous
ranchman from Hay gulch, came in OH
the Red Apple train this morning from
Pennington. where he put in a couple
of days ON business. Mr., Crawford
returned via the Southern to his hcme
today. L. A. Wilse. his son-in-law,
came up from Pennington this morn
ing to attend to some business mat.
ters between trains.
a hohNhoht lttcptlOu Wlb
County Clerk Conroy and his bride last
evening. The fire department made
run to the depot and a gathering oil
friends assembled when the train came
In. In fact no detail was lacking to
make the newly-weds prominent The
reception was all there, but the bride
did not appear. The groom was prom.
enaded rather prominently through our
principal streets. Mr. Conroy pro-
tests his innocence of matrimony, but
he had all the "honors" just the same
Mrs. II. C. Finney. former resident
of this city, and now located In Vic
tor, was an outgoing passenger on the
eastern this morning. Mrs. Finney
was on her way to Juanita to visit
Mrs. o. s. Galbreath, continuing later
to Pueblo Colorado Springs and Den
yer to spend a few days with friends
on her way nome. She said Il seem.
ed very pleasant to be back again in
Durango and see her old friends.
While in the city she was the guest of
Mrs. b. b. Kaylor, Mrs. Ed Rossiter,
and Mrs. c. X. Cobb.
Mrs. o. II. Whitaker and little daugh-
ter Mary of Ojuela, Old Mexico, came
In Wednesday night on visit to the
baby's grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
B. Whitaker OF this city. Mrs. Whit
aker has been visiting her mother
Mrs. ]. b. Killgore OF Kansas City
and Is now on her way home. the lat.
ter accompanying her to Durango and
then to Ojuela for visit. The ladies'
expect to visit the points of interest
in the San Juan before leaving for
Mexico. Mr. Whitaker expected to
make the trip with his family, but
on account OF business could not
leave. He Is mining engineer for
big company operating at Ojuele..
In Parisian cafes the walters have
returned to clean shaven faces. Years
ago this used to be the case until
walters rebelled and voted to grow
fo od