Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-21

| this morning. He came down from
| Silverton yesterday morning and stay
ed over till today.
w. C. Miller, the Lebanon townste
man. was in the city last night, pass
ing thru from the Montezuma valley
to Pueblo and Denver, on business.
| Rev. A. l.. Keeler, pastor of the Pres
byterian church at Tiffany, is In the
city for day or two visiting Irwin
Bros. of the La Plata County bank.
| Mrs. M. A. Fink was taken seriously
| i'll yesterday and is in serious con-
dition today, requiring the constant
attendance of her husband and nurse.
G. r. Barigar came down from the
Orc Elmo mine yesterday to meet his
wife, whom he expected to arrive on
last nights eastern. Mrs. Barigar
will probably arrive tonight.
Mrs. Eva Harmon departed for Pa
gosa Springs this morning where she
has position with the Sullenberger
Lumber company, during Miss Morri-
sons vacation Mrs. Harmon expects
to remain about two months.
Mrs. Frank Eldredge was an outgo-
| ing passenger on the eastern this
morning bound for Leadville, where
she will visit Mrs. George Spangler for
a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Etchison were
guests of the Palace last night, pas
sing through to Mancos, where they
will look after Judge Falker's mining
interests on East Mancos.
Mrs. Nellie Miller arrived last even
ing from Boston, Mass, on a visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Freed. She expects to remain about
three months.
Mrs. w. NJ Taylor and son left for
the Montezuma valley this morning,
where they have taken up land, and
will make their home in future. Mrs.
Taylor arrived from Boulder last night.
O.
Attorney F.. A. Martin passed
through this morning from Aztec to
Santa Fe, where the irrigation cases
between Turley, Hollister and Norton
come up in the supreme court of the
territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Russell returned
last evening from trip to Mancos
and other towns along the Southern.
Mr. Russell is representing a big car
riage firm, and will probably be in
this section all summer.
Nathan Dickerson, one of the pro-
gressive farmers out of Dolores seven
miles, was in the city yesterday, max
ing The Herald a p leasant call First
W tbin oouth ptNilol WI {.
Dickerson was located at Pine Ridge
but has been in Montezuma county
the past four years.
4 II. J. Bertolette, mail clerk on the
eastern passenger, running between
Durango and Alamosa, has taken unto
himself a wife. The happy event took
place July 7th in the young ladys
home town in Illinois. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bertolette are making their home In
Alamosa.
Mrs. VIM. Ennis of Silverton, passed
through Durango Tuesday en- route to
Silver City, N. NJ, where her husband
recently fell from scaffold 20 feet,
sustaining serious injury, although at
the time was not considered danger
Gus. but Mrs. Ennis received tele
gram Monday to start at once.
Rev. and Mrs. G. Il. Wharton are
guests Of the Strater today on brief
visit with Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Dog
gett, arriving from Mancos on the
Southern last night. Rev. Mr.. Whar-
ton is rector of Glenwood Springs, but
is taking part of Rev. Mr.. Doggetts
charge this summer, the work at
Mancos, Cortez and Telluride. Bishop
Benjamin Brewster will look after
Springs.
Work "a Hours Day.