Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-27

a guest of the Palace for couple OF
days on her way home.
| Mrs. NJ. f. Welsh and son Frank left
for their home at st. Joe, Mo-, after
a pleasant visit with the formers sis
ter, Mrs. Florence O'Driscoll. Mr..
| Welsh. who is a printer, WAS return
ing to work after his vacation. His
sister. AIiss Bessie. will remain with
her aunt for some time longer.
| Rev. Father Louis Hagus came down
on the Silverton train this morning
and passed through to Conejos, to at
| tend the Catholic conference which
takes place there today and tomorrow
Rev Father NJ. +. Callahan and Rev.
Father Louis Pecorella of Durango,
also left on the eastern today for
Concjos.
Mrs. S. A. Sheek and son, F. Sheek,
went ont on the eastern this morning,
bound for San Diego, Cal. where they
expect to make their home on account
of Mrs. Sheek's health. Mrs Sheek
\ returned from California early this
summer, and after long visit with
relatives at Mancos and Durango has
decided to remain in California per.
manently.
Miss Charlotte Hanno crossed into
Russia Oct. z, sending card from
Liebicz She said that the poverty
| seen on every hand is almost nnbeliev.
able. We are sure Miss Charlotte
viii come home a better American
\ citizen than ever. A European trip
usually confirms the belief which is
| firmly implanted in the breast of every
| United States citizen. that this is the
best country on earth, and in spite OF
drawbacks and evils to be deplored,
lapproacbes more nearly than any other
to be indeed the land OF the free and
the home of the brave"
| Miss Elizabeth Stilwell departed for
Telluride Sunday morning on her way
| to her home in Lawrence, Kans. Miss
Stilwell expects to stay over at Sa.
Ida. Canon City and Denver for brief
| visits with friends. During her stay
| in Durango Miss Stilwell has made
many friends, who regret her depart.
ure and will look forward with pleas
ure to her return in the spring.
| Mrs. j. T.. Bradford of the Palace
hotel and daughter, Miss Elsie, were
passengers to Denver this morning,
where Mrs. Bradford will consult a
| specialist, in regard to her daughter,
The young lady fell through hole in
the sidewalk near the high school
building a short time ago and injured
her side. Mrs. Bradford and her
| daughter win be guests of Mrs Il. l..
| Myers of 639 Pennsylvania avenue,
while in Denver Mrs. Myers is the
mother of Mrs. l.. e. Smith of this
city.
| Rev. G.. +. Parker and mother, Mrs.
| e II. Parker, left this morning for
| Bowling Green, KY, where the for.
| mer has charge Rev. Parker came
| here about four months ago. and has
served as rector of St Marks since
| the departure of Rev. w. II. Doggett
for California. Mr.. Parker and his
mother have made many warm friends
while In this city. who will extend a
| hearty welcome should circumstances
bring either or both TO Durango again
Those same friends wish the travellers
| pleasant journey and continued hap
piness and success in their faraway
home.
Lee Allen, the French Canadian
| jockey, who rode for Jesse Haller in
the races during the fair here this fall,
will leave for Salt Lake in couple of
weeks to spend the winter. Mr.. Allen
will ride the string OF horses owned
by the Irwin Bros. of Cheyenne, Wyo.
at the spring meet in Salt Lake City
next year. We understand he has a
five years contract to ride for Irwin
Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Fl. Thompson were
in from Florida mesa this morning on
a business trip. The busy season is
about over now for the ranchman,
with the exception of the thrashing,
which will probably run as late as the
middle of December. The roads be.
tween Durango and the mesa are dry
ing and will soon be in fine shape for
travel. Mrs. X. S. Meade. Mrs. Thomp.
sons mother. who has been visiting