Semi-weekly herald., 1910-06-02
home at 1895 West Third avenue, un
til they can build.

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Charles Harmon, familiarly known
as Chick returned last evening from
visit 10 the outside of some four
months. Mr.. Harmon came in from
Trinidad last night. and will have his
former position with the Durango Gas
&. Electric Light company.
David Ireland left for Mancos this
morning to take charge OF the cleo
tric light plant there. Charles Ire
land. father OF the above, and former
resident of Durango. recently bought
the plant and his son took charge
today.
Mrs. j Luttrell of Silverton came
down on the train last evening from
Trimble, where she spent Sunday and
Decoration day. Mrs. Luttrell is stay
ing in town for few days change
from the high altitude, and may de-
eide to locate here for the summer.
IL Oo'olH 10 h|i' -'phi
natchee. Wash, looking around in this
section Mr. Osborn Is interested in
fruit growing and will ,is,,l San .hlaf
county. the Montezuma ,sir.s and
other sections of this vicinity lie
went out over the soutnsin this morn
ing.
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Mrs. X A. Wilcox came in on the
Red Apple train last night from Jew
EFT, y. NJ, and left this morning on a
vacation trip to her home in George
iown, Colo. Mrs. Wilcox is one Of the
officials in charge of the Presbyi erian
mission TO the Navajo Indians at Jew
EFT
Mrs. j. c. Foster, who has been in
town for few days visit with her
TO her home at Inca this morning
Miss Margaret Roberts accompanied
Mrs. Foster to Inca for weeks visit,
Mrs. Foster has Just moved into a
fine new house
The funeral of Charles Briggs, who
died accidentally about week ago
from fall from the trail In the vicin-
ity of the Bonnis Girl mine. will take
place tomorrow rfternoon from the
Goodman under king rooms. at 2I
o'clock. The services will be under
the auspices of the G. A. R.
Mrs. n. f. Turner arrives this even
ing from Telluride with her little
granddaughter Ethel TO spend a few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. ]. 7.
Kolz, while Mr. Kolz is in California
Mrs. Koltz' brother, Marion Connor,
took the little girl to Telluride with
him week or so ago to visit her
grandmother.
The Durango Juniors went to Bay
field yesterday and crossed bats with
the club of that place, winning by
score of Ito g. After the game the
Bayfield, boys turned around and wal
loped the Utes from Ignacio. The Du-
range boys returned last evening re-
porting good day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Palmer OF
Jettmore, Kans.. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. j. W. Rhoades, the two gentle
men being brothers-in-law. Mr.. Palm
err is in poor health and also quite
well advanced in years He is mem
her of the G. A. r. and had to resign
several clerical positions when he left
Kansas to seek health in Colorado.
Howard Charlton is one of the few
who enjoyed fish Saturday night and
Sunday, landing a two FOUNDER and
medium sized one in Pine river Sun
day night and a few the next day.
Makes our mouth water, but that is all
the good 1t does. Won't some one
take compassion on us when they
land more than they want?
I'reund, arrived from Denver Sunday
evenimg-coming in with the Southern
Pacific boom. Young Clarence is look
| ing for a situation in a store or any
other work one of IA or 10 years OF
{, age can do during the summer school
vacation. Clarence says as little as
he was around he heard lots of talk
about Durango.
| s. X. Fitzgarrald and wife were
among the arrivals from Telluride last
evening Mr. Fitzgarrald is the lieu
| tenant governor of the state Of Colo
RADIO and is here on a brief vacation
trip before continuing to Denver. This
morning Mrs. Fitzgerald left for Her
mosa to visit Mrs. Evans. Her hus-
baAd will follow on this evenings
rain. staying over in town today TO
attend to some business matters.
The barn and residence of Jack
Pearson near Bocea were entirely de
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