Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-01

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From Wednesdays Daily.
Attorney George w. Moody was a
passenger to Mancos this morning on
legal business.
Billy Cole and Jack Joyce passed
through last evening from a vacation
trip in Denver. to Silverton.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Graham came
in last night from Alamosa and are
guests of the Palace for few days.
They expect to locate here.
w. II. Lockhart, who was in the
city for day or two on business.
turned yesterday to the ranch on the
Pastorius place on Florida mesa
Tom Rickner. the Mancos cattle man
was in Durango over night to make ar
rangements for shipping cattle in
few days. He returned this morning
Mrs. Minnie Hooper of st. Louis was
an incoming passenger on the eastern
last night and passed through TO Farm
ington on her way to the Shiprock
Indian school,
E. A Norton, of the La Plata Gold
Mining & Milling company. came
Thrall, Nichols and Curriden, all of
San Francisco. They all left for the
Gro Fino mine this morning.
Mrs. Il. Barnes and son, Laurence.
and the formers sister. Miss Sturgill,
went out ON the Southern this morning
to Telluride, where they will stay over
tor day or two on their way to
Austin, Colo.
Tom Graden wishes to be recorded
editors democrat and Herald, may
be,) walking in the same block this
morning and they weren't calling
each other liars, either.
Superintendent A. f. Young of the
power plant at Tacoma came down
on the morning train. with his wife
and grandmother Mr. Young contin-
red to Griffith, this morning, and the
ladies left for few days visit with
Mrs. Leo Mccormick at Perin's.
Superintendent S. H. Barnes of the
Fourth Division D. & R. G., came in on
tie eastern last night and passed
through to Silverton on an inspection
trip. He returned this morning and
is spending the day in Durango on
business with the different depart
ments here.
Miss Nettie McNicholas is home
from Pagosa Springs, where she has a
position in the city schools, which
have Just been closed on account OF
an epidemic of diphtheria. None of
the children in the schools are, SO far,
down with the disease, but the precau-
tion was thought to be necessary.
The Reading club will meet this
week with Mrs. Pickerill.
j. A. Schryver is in the city from
Kline, for couple of days.
John Galbreath was a passenger to
Denver this morning on a brief busi-
ness trip.
j. o. Clark, the Pennington real es.
tate man, passed through from home
this morning TO Tiffany, on business
The Allison schools have reopened
under orders of the county physician,
after their recent epidemic of small.
pox.
Mrs. E. Il. Kaufman left for her
home at Rico this morning. after a
few days in this city, visiting friends
and shopping.
Superintendent w. d. Lee of the r.
G. s., came in on the eastern last night
from Denver. where he spent Thanks
giving with his family
Mrs. f. l.. Case stayed over at the
Savoy last night on her way from
Cortez to Denver and points east. Mrs.
Case continued her journey this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Munsen
of Hill City, Kans. were guests Of
the Palace last night. This morning
they continued to Dolores on a visit
to friends.
A. b. Teal, tax agent for the Ameri.
can Smelling e. Refining company who
was here yesterday on business with
the local smelter. returned to Den.