Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-21

Sommers district.
| G. II Charlton was passenger to
Denver this morning on vacation trip
of about week. Just for little
change and 10 get away from office
| routine for day or two.
Mrs. r. s. Pringle and little d,ugh'
ter, left Sunday morning 10 icsn Mr..
Prlngle In Portland, Ore. Mrs. Prin-
gle has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs George Weaver, for some
months.
Mrs. X. McGaliiard. nee May Lem
mon, and son, came in from Mancos
last night on visit OF couple OF
weeks TO their relatives in Durango.
Mrs McGallIard's friends here com
plain that her visits are too short.
r. A. Sullivan of the Sunset L,im.
her company returned last evening
from trip 10 Denver. where he was
summoned about week ago to appear
in some timber cases. Tom Humphries
of Ignacio accompanied Mr.. Sullivan to
Denver for similar reason.
Rev. Fl. A. Miller, the new pastor of
the Baptist church. was passenger
10 Dolores this morning TO wind up
eon,a hucina1c ,uatta,,r ba yne nnohIa
to attend to before leaving for Du
range. Mr.. Miller expects to be ah
sent three or four days.
Mrs. II. c. Turrell came In Sunday
evening from Denver where she spent
a few days on business. The doctor
once more has a home. instead Of a
shelter. and is living again instead of
board or baching. 'Tisn't necessary
TO ask him If he likes it! Would you?
Horace Clapp and George Shields
were passengers to Mancos this morn
ing TO start in again on their con
tract 10 make brick. The snow and
bad weather of last week forced them
to quit till better weather. They ex-
pect to make about million brick.
T.. w. Spencer was returning pas
senger from the Montezuma valley last
night where he owns land. Mr. Spen-
Ger has been in the valley for several
days making arrangements for the
spring work on the ranch This morn.
ing he departed for his home in Pue
bio.
of Mancos, departed for home this
morning. The gentlemen are lumber
merchants and We're here to buy cat
tie to do their hauling They pur.
chased ten fine yoke and shipped them
to Mancos, The oxen prove very sat
isfactory for hauling lumber 1t is said
Miss Grace Love. the popular mem
Der of the office force of the Graden
Mercantile company, left on brief va
cation this morning. Miss Love ex
poets 10 spend few days with her
people at Colorado Springs We trust
that the change of scene and rest will
prove not only pleasant but helpful.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Moore arrived
on last nights Red Apple train from
Pennington where they have been Wis.
iting Mrs. Moores parents, Mr. ard
Mrs. J. r. Pond Mr. and Mrs Moore
stayed over at the Savoy last night
and departed this morning for their
home at Nogales, Ariz.
Mrs. A. Il. Sutton, who has been in
Durango for several months making
her home at the Strater, left yester-
day for Pueblo, her former home. Mr.
Sutton. who is coal expert, in the
employ of the smelier, will still be
domiciled at the Strater. Mrs. Sutton
is very fine musician. aud has often
given pleasure TO gnests OF the hotel
with her music. There are number
OF people who will regret Mrs. Sutton's
departure Not only her accomplish
menis but also her pleasant gracious
manner toward all those with whom
she came in contact, has made her
many friends.
Frank West departed for the ranch
near Tiffany this morning, Mr.. West
came in Sunday and has been in the
city TN shopping trip, He said this
morning he was very willing to fur
nish information in respect 10 his trip
to town, but ii occurred to him that
possibly his packages would speak for
themselves. They did! There were a
good many of them SO II you didn't
notice one. another would be pretty
sure TO attract your attention Mr..
West said he liked to shop and he
would just as soon play express wagon
as not, What's The use of coming to
town ii you can't buy something
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. jackson were
guests of the Strater over night. Mr..
In. L.,