Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-17


last night and went up to the Com
stock mine this morning.
Miss Mathieson, the nurse. came
down from Silverton this morning to
take charge of case at Mercy hos
pital.
John Sever. prominent apple grow.
er of San Juan county, was pas
senger from Denver last night. Mr.
Sever attended the apple exposition
and stock show.
y. r. Bourman left for Texas this
morning. Mr. Bourman shipped two
carloads of apples to different points
in that state yesterday.
II. N. Linebarger, the Tiffany mer-
chant. banker, real estate man and
mayor of Tiffany. is spending the day
in town enjoying a short respite from
the strenuous life.
Auditors White and Hanley shook
the snow of Durango from their feet
this morning. They crowned Jim
Brown autocrat of the depot during
their soiourn here.
Mrs. Hattie Thomas was an arrival
from Rye. Colo. last night. This
morning she went over to Mancos to
visit her brother, James Frink, the
we'll known cattleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Fisher of Sill
verton came down from Silverton yes.
terday morning and departed for Den
yer this morning. Mr. Fisher is su
perintendent of the Frank Hough.
S. p. Rice of Pennington came in
from the east last night. Mr.. Rice
spent the past month at his old home
in Illinois visiting with his parents
ship.
The Denver train reaches Telluride
nightly al anywhere from 10 to 12
O'Clock. Late every day, says the San
Miguel Examiner. Same here For
variety it sometimes doesn't get In AT
all.
p. Saal and j. C. Young came down
Silverton last night. Mr. Young was
~, f1, l..
sight destroyed by premature explo-
sion in a mine in that district about
year ago.
w A. Jackson, p L. Griffin, w. p.
Dancer and Allen were arrivals from
the Bluff oil fields last night Mr.
Jackson departed for the east this
morning. The other gentlemen will re-
main In town a few days.
Mrs. B. C. Walters and her two
beautiful children returned to their
home in Dolores this morning after
few weeks visit with Mrs. Walters
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Seiman
D.
Walter will always be Minnie Som
mers.
c. II. McHenry returned from Den
yer last night where he had charge of
San Juan county's apple exhibit at the
apple show. This display received the
premium for the largest apple exhibit
ed. With Mr.. McEIenry in charge San
Juan county's interests were in splen-
aid hands.
Miss Edith B. NJ. Young, La Plata
county's apple queen. returned from
Denver Tuesday. Miss Young reach
ed Denver in time for the finale of
the apple show. She will relate to
the Herald readers some of the en-.
joyable features of the trip, thereby
tantalizine those of us who were forced
to stay at home. with the delights from
which we were barred
The wonderful resources of San
Juan county, n. NJ, are heralded every.
where by its enthusiastic admirers
Scarcely a day passes without the
section being visited by land buyers
from the east and middle west Com
paratively few OF the number leave
without showing their faith in It's fu.
ture by making an investment b. S.
Allen was an arrival from the east
last night. This morning he departed
for that section to determine for him.
self II it was worthy of the wonderful
reputation 1t has acquired II so he
expects to show his appreciation by
making an investment.
AS result of her visits over the
state In the interest of her work State
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mrs. Katherine NJ Cook will suggest
to the state Legislature that a bill be
passed requiring boards of education
to submit plans of new school build
ings to state board for their ap