Semi-weekly herald., 1910-03-28
cause of the mix up.

cause OF the mix up.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Lightner depart
cd for their home at Ignacio this
morning. Mr. Lightner was returning
from a trip 10 Blanco, and Mrs. Light
ner has been visiting Mrs. e. A. Sutton
for a few days
| John NJ. Price was a returning pas
senger on the eastern from Denver and
points east last night. and departed
on the Southern this morning for his
home in La Plata City. Mr.. Price was
guest of the Savoy over night.
| Gus Taylor was over from Dolores
yesterday attending the board of bar.
bers' examiners. returning home this
morning. Dolores men will now Sc
cure hair cuts and shaves according
10 the latest methods.
| II. l.. Hall was Durango visitor
over night from Chama. Mr.. Hall
| Chama to join the Elks, j. B. Rusk and
Clarence Nelson They all departed
ior home this morning E. S Balster
of this city was also initiated into the
tribal mysteries last night.
Karl Thompson and his father
| Charles Thompson. the well known
Si.verton dairynIan. were arrivals on
the train from Silverton this morning
| The former passed through to the
ranch on the Florida mesa, today, be.
ing on his way home from taking a
load of cattle TO Silyerton. His father
is spending the day in Durango
Fred Darroch and Otis w. Chase of
Pueblo and r. f.. Mitchell of Lack
ney. Tex, were arrivals on the eastern
last evening. and stayed over at the
| Palace This morning the gentlemen
went out on the Southern TO Dolores,
where Mr.. Darroch has land interests.
He Is the secretary of the c. F. & l..
at Pueblo. Aiessrs. Chase and Mitchell
are looking for land
| A. L. Davis. the Pennington pioneer.
was In the city last night ON his way
from Farmington, where he has been
for few days looking after his inter.
ests there. Mr. Davis is now located
la Bridgeport, Neb.. and likes it very
much He is still as loyal to Farm.
ington and San Juan county as ever,
| and said this morning that it looks
better than ever for the sunny San
Juan. Mr. Davis went out on the east.
ern this morning bound for home.
Mrs. G. n. Greene and daughter
| Mildred, and Mrs. O. Jackson returned
TO their homes at Pennington this
morning. The ladies were here visit.
Ing friends and shopping What will
you wager that they didn't take in the
Easter bonnet exhibitions? What
/ "oihHh WIN eye loi DtdutN
resist the millinery this season? Mrs,
Green said this morning that the
weather is beautiful at Pennington
now. and the apricot trees are a pic
ure in their snowy blossoms Sprine
- here sure enough.
j. w. Mccoy was an outgoing pas.
senger TO Creston, Ia, on visit TO his
sister, Mrs. Holmes. Mr.. Mccoy ex.
pc cts to remain all summer and will
also spend some time with two other
sisters In Nebraska. He is making the
nip on account of his health. He has
been running down steadily for some
time. and as the altitude affects his
heart. the doctor recommended a com,
plete change to about sea level We
trust that the change will do Mr. Nc.
Coy a great deal of good, and hope to
see him back again In the fall, com.
pletely restored TO health.
a, +. Brown, president. of Sterling
Colo, and John T. Brooks, secretary
or Pueblo, spent yesterday in this city
as the State Board of BARRIERS Exam
iners, holding their session in Alex
ander's barber shop, the meeting be
ing for the purpose of examining such
persons as desired under the law re
quTing BARRIERS to take out a license
There were fifteen applicants for H.
cense and one from Dolores. all apnli
cations being granted after examina.
lion. The gentlemen also visited the
various shops to see If they complied
with regulations. The iourneymeu
BARRIERS also signed n petition for a
charter as a branch of the Interim.
tional Union Of America, the sisners
being: Henry c. StultZ. John w
Barnes. Frank Il. Cunha, r. L. Kol.
lenbom. J w. Holmes, ]. II. Miles
II. V. Rollins. Killian Busch, j. w
Rhoadcs and Frederick Klare. Messrs
Brown and Brooks left for Alamosa
this morning. thence TO Walsenbure
and Trinidad. Both gentlemen speak
In the highest terms OF Durango, be
Ing sIlrpriS Sod m And surb