Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-18


Hood. Ames q Geer undertaking firm,
went to Bayfield, this morning on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. A p Camp are home
again from vacation trip TO the At
lantic cosa, including the famous re
sort, AT Atlantic City. n. J.
Misses Ethel Swift and Rose De
Luche left for the May Day mine in
the Platas to spend week or two
with Mrs F. L. Turrell.
Miss Bertha Bankston was a guest
Of the Palace last night on her way TO
her home in Dolores Miss Bankston
returned last evening from three
weeks visit with friends in Denver and
Colorado Springs.
Mrs Louise Pieres and daughter,
Ora. went to Denver this morning
where they will stay over for about
month on their way to their home in
Tacoma, Washington.
C. E Waters and A. j. Rowan pass
ed through this morning from Silver
ton to Denver to attend the eighteenth
annual convention of the Western Fed
Grafton of miners, which meets next
week
Stock inspector S. Etheridge and J.
C Lowell went out via the Southern,
this morning to Grand Junction TO at
tend the state stockmen's convention,
which convenes next Monday at 2,p. m
The convention will go on to Gunni-
son July % and % for a fish fry.
Dr. W. w. McEwen left for Denver
this morning on visit to his daugh'
ter, Mrs Fred Nelson, who has but
recently Joined the matrimonial ranks,
DR.. McEwen finds it lonesome without
his housekeeper and since Mr. and Mrs
Nelson are now located in Denver he
is going up to visit them for IA time.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Rogers were in
the city from Hesperus last night.
This morning Mr.. Rogers left for his
old home in Palco, Kansas on va
cation trip of couple of weeks. Mr..
Rogers expects to visit his youngest
brother whom he has not seen for
some twenty years.
The Aztec ball team arrives tomor
row morning and will do their best q
defeat the Durango boys at the Fair
grounds in the afternoon, The Duran
go lineup is as follows: Barrels, c;
Hubbard and Godfrey, p; Clyde An
heier, 2b: Carl Anheier, LIST b. Adrin'
son, S. Stanley 3rd b; Cole, /. f; Nc
Carter, C. f; Buchanan or Petit r. T.
Mrs Lillian Hartman Johnson, who
has been in Durango and vicinity for
several weeks gathering material for
an extensive write-up of the resources
and conditions of the San Juan dis,
trict, in her magazine, Colorado de-
parted for Denver this morning. We
shall await with great deal of in.
terest the next number of the maya
zine.
Durango friends of Judge !. II. Ter
70. the well known owner OF the Sun
nyside mine at Eureka, will be sorry
to learn that the Judge is i'll in Sill
verton. He has been ailing for some
time, and is now in the hospital, His
daughter, Mrs NJ w. Strong, is with
him We trust that Judge Terry will
soon be on the road to recovery.
Il. d. Whitoek. mail clerk on the
Silverton passenger, went out on the
eastern this morning bound for his
old home in Bloomfield, Ill, MI Whit
lock, expects to be absent a month and
has been back but twice in thirty
years, and besides his mother has to
distribute his attention among four
thousand relatives. Roy b. Hall is
taing Mr.. Whitlock's run.
Mrs. Joe Prewitt and daughter, Miss
Helen, came down from Trimble where
they have been staying for few days.
and departed for Bayfield,, to visit Mrs
Mel Springer for a week or two. Miss
Helen has not been very well for some
time, and will try to rest up and re-
gain her health, before visiting her
Durango friends, who are preparing
strenuous round of pleasure for her,
in the near future. 1t is pleasant to
see Mrs. Prewitt and her daughter
back again.
Mrs J. l.. Russell and granddaugh-
ter, and daughters, Mrs. A. r. Lnnd of
Telluride, and children. and Mrs. r
c. Seibert OF st. Louis, and son b. b.
Russell, left today for family gath
ering at Spring creek. b. b. chaper.
oned the party. and lined them up on
the nlatform as if thew were So many