Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-23
LOCAL Mswa.
fFrom Fridays Daily J

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Frank Lake Sr was passenger TO
Pennington this morning Oh his way
to Jewett. where he has contract to
build house and barn for Harry c.
Baldwin.
George W. Avery, lessee OF the Yel-
low Eye and Incas properties, which
his company is operating in the La
day. from Comstock.
d. V. Hamilton. the old time Repnb-
lican war horse from the Ignacio sec
tlon. was In the city over night Mr..
Hamilton is right in line with Herald
policies.
George W. Goodell, the state bank
examiner, passed through from Sill
verton to Denver this morning. Mr..
Goodell spent a couple OF days with
our northern neighbors on official busi-
ness.
DR.. w. S. Driver and little daughter
Doris went to Fort Lewis this morn
ing. The doctor was going on busi-
ness and the young lady went to visit
The Misses Spear.
+. A. Rudio. travelling freight agent
of the Rock Island railroad. came in
over the Southern last night from Tel
luride, and left for Pueblo this morn
ing Mr.. Rudio is the man who SUI
perintended the big shipment of sheep
from Durango a short time ago.
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Mrs. Frank Quinn was a returning
passenger TO her home at Pennington
today. She spent yesterday in town
on shopping trip. Mir Quinn is a
contractor, who has Just completed n
big ditch contract in San Juan county.
l.. p. Rudolph. one OF the directors
Of the Lucky Moon Mining company.
operating in the La Platas came in
from Pueblo last night. and went up
to Comstock this morning.
Attorney V. C. McGirr. who has been
In the city for day or two, left for
Pagosa Springs this morning Took
home some flowers to his wife as q
peace offering. Stayed away longer
than he intended.
Mrs. Jane Ebbs was an arrival from
Kansas City last night. from an ex-
tended visit with relatives. This morn.
ing she departed for her home in
Pennington. Mrs. Ebbs was the guest |
of Mrs. James Otis of this city over
night
j. f. Brnner Is in the city from the
Kline district, Mr.. Bruner recently
sold his rank in that section to John
]. link. He does not intend to leave
the country, however. Likes 1t too
well, and after time expects to Sc
cure new holdings.
DIR. l. p George, the well-known |
land owner of Riverside. n NJ, came |
grandson. The boy was playing with |
%. and got some powder in his eye |
DR.. George brought the lad up to be |
treated by DIR. A. L. Davis.
Harry Waters came In from Mancos |
last night to make arrangements for |
the removal Of his grandfather's re-
mains to Mancos. to be buried beside |
those of his wife, Mrs. j. W. Shaw
who died yesterday morning in Man
cos. Mrs. Shaw who survived her
husband by little over year, ask
ed that the change be made.
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7. B. Geer was an arrival from +!
Delta last night. Mr.. Geer is re
cent addition to the firm of Hood & |
Ames, which will in future be known |
as Hood, Ames g. Geer. undertakers |
Air. Geer has been a resident of Delta |
foi the past sixteen years, and was
very sorry to break off his old asso I
Citations bu. considered 1t good bust |
Eess opportunity to come to Durango. |
Mir Geer will make his home here, his |
wife arriving about the first of the |
month. Delta papers expressed much |
regret at the loss of a highly respected |
citizen but wish both Mr. and Mrs !
Geer good fortune and happiness in
their new home.
II. l.. Shultz and party of five were |
guests of the Palace last night. Mr.. |
Shultz Is from Jennings. La, and was |
on his way to the Bluff oil fields, |
where he is interested. A. Hayes OF |
Boulder and Il. A. Leigh Of Denver. |
were also bound for Bluff. They are
experienced operators and were on
their way to work for the California |
Oil company. Mr.. Kimm, the mana.
ger, viii meet them at Dolores. The |
party went out this morning over the |
Southern. Things are beginning to
look interesting at the oil fields. Ev. |