Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-22
From Mondays Daily.
LOCAL NEWS.

From Mondays Daily.
LOCAL NEWS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gagner passed
through from Silverton this morning
TO Denver.
Mrs. c. F. Neweomb left for Denver
this morning to spend the winter with
her daughter Mrs. Wash Patrick
w. w. McEwen Jr. was passenger
to Denver this morning. to spend
weeks vacation in that city and Colo
RADIO Springs.
w. A. Carson of Pennington WAS
guest of the Savoy yesterday on his
way to his mining property on Bear
creek Mr.. Carson left over the South
ern this morning.
Mr. and Mrs H. C.. Henry and
mother, Mrs. W. II. Henry. passed
through this morning to their home in
Des MoiDes, Ia, from Pennington,
where they spent the past two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. b. e. Gring.
Mrs. John Bloom and daughter. Mrs
Tom Mason, and little Margaret Ma.
son went out ON the eastern this morn
ing to Denver. to spend few weeks
visiting friends. They left Mr.. Ma
son home to take care of the boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Hopkins and fam.
lily went to Denver this morning. MIR.
Hopkins made the trip on business for
the Colorado Telephone company--to
confer with the head office on Ger
tain matters pertaining to this district
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Lockwood. wife
and boy came down from Silverton
last night and departed for Denver this
morning, to attend the Masonic con
olave and the grand assembly of the
Eastern Star. They registered last
night at the Palace
Mrs. William Cochrane and son Will
lie left for Newhouse. Utah. this morn.
ing to join Mr., Cochrane. who recently
accepted a position with a mining com
pany at that place. Mr. Cochrane was
formerly in the employ of the com.
pany operating the Orc Fino
Andy Anderson, superintendent of
the Orc Fino, returned to the mine
this morning after spending Sunday
with his family in town. Mrs. Ander.
son moved down from the mine when
school began in order to enter the
children at the first of the term.
IL. A. Wissmath arrived last evening
from Alamosa to accept a position as
clerk for Roadmaster w. S. Fem, a
new office recently created. MIR. Fenn's
district includes the territory between
Durango and Silverton, Durango to
Pagosa Springs. and from Durango to
Pennington.
George E. Tiffany Jr. departed for
Denver this morning where he will
stay over for few days, on his way
To California, where his family are
spending the winter. This is Mr.. Tiff
fany's first vacation for some time, and
we trust he will enjoy the outing, and
return benefited by the change
Landlord Charles Fleck of the Sa.
voy hotel left for Denver yesterday
morning with r. s. Baker of Shiprock
The latter made the trip to purchase
an auto to be used on the stage line
between Pennington and Shiprock
The two gentlemen viii return to Du-
range overland. Fine trip.
A. Il. Knapp received telegram
Saturday night which announced the
death of his brother Leonard, who died
suddenly on Saturday at his home in
Scranton, Pa. He was about AZ years
OF age. The message gave no particu
lars. 1t was a great shock to Mr.
Knapp, who is now the only living
member of his family. Durango friend
will sympathize with him in his sor.
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wenborne and
daughter are the guests OF Mrs Ed
German for few days. MIR. and Mrs
Wenborne are ON their way from the
oil fields at Grayson, Utah, to their old
home in Oswego, N. Y. This is their
first trip east for number of years,
and they are looking forward with
considerable interest to their visit
They stayed over to see Mrs. German
on their way east
Thomas Rickner, the well known
ranchman and cattleman of the Mon
tezuma valley, returned last night from
Denver. Mr.. Rickner was chairman OF
the Montezuma delegation and as such
attended the Democratic convention
His daughter, Miss Emma, accompa-
MED him to Denver for the trip. Mr. |