Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-21

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The Herald has orders for several
hundred extra copies OF this issue, one
firm taking 100. We have extra copies
on hand and every one should be called
for and sent east.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Crandall were
arrivals on last nights stub train from
Edith. N. NJ. They were guests of the
Palace over night, and departed fol
Pennington this morning on visit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Pierce were re-
turning passengers to their home at
Aztec today. They were in the city
yesterday to attend TO some business
matters and TO take in the big meet
ing last night.
| w. Nelson was an arrival from
Bluff last night, where he IS inter
ested in the oil fields. Mr.. Nelson
is on his way east on business per-
tanning to his company. He is staying
over at the Palace today.
Department Commander John W.
Wingate was a passenger to Pagosa
Springs this morning to visit the
Grand Army post there. Commander
Wingate was starting on round OF
visits to the different posts.
hirs. s. Il. Custis was an arrival
fiom Rico last evening. She was the
guest of Mrs. NJ. Ballough over night
and went out on the eastern this morn.
ing TO Colorado Springs, where she
will visit her daughter, Mrs. j. H.
Goodnight
Mrs. William Melugin came In from
rhompsons park last night with her
mother, Mrs. Susannah Gilbert, and
took her to Ochsner hospital for treat.
ment. Mrs. Gilbert win probably re-
main about a week Her condition
is not serious but she is able to have
better care AT the hospital Mrs. 0ie-
iugin returned home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carroll and
three children left for Salt Lake to.
day where they will make their flu.
ture home. Mr.. Carroll was formerly
engineer on the d. G. r. G., running
on freight between Chama and Ala
lnosa. For the past year the family
has been living at Aztec, with Mrs.
Carrolrs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
Mcdonald. They came in on the Red
Apple train night before last.
Mr.. Stultz, who has just opened up
the old Windsor rooming house, under
the name of the Gadsden, was resi-
dent of Durango some twenty years
ago, and has been living in town since
last spring. Mrs. Stultz was Miss Nan.
ME Kavanaugh before her marriage,
sister of Misses NIiltie and Ella Kava-
naugh, the well known teachers OF
Durango and La Plata county. Miss
Ella Kayanaugh is now in Salem, Ore,
and is improving in health steadily.
Lloyd Flaugh, son of the former
well known ranchman and the cat
! tlemen of Archuleta county, now To-
| Gated In California. with interests In
the Allison country, went to Allison
today. The young man has been In
Ochsner hospital for the past six
weeks and was returning to the ranch
this morning. Mrs. Flaugh and her
daughter, Miss Emma, are living in
San Diego, but Mr.. Flaugh is at AL
lison.
Little Pete the Navajo Indian,
who was found yesterday morning be-
low town in dying condition, is just
about the same. IN his delirium he
needs constant watching TO keep him
In bed. and has caused considerable
trouble all day. The clerk from the
Shiprock Indian agency arrives to-
night. with Little Pete's" wife and
daughter. Superintendent Shelton is
in Washington. District Attorney Lane
has caused the arrest of two Mexicans,
Saladon Dustos and one named Tru-
jillo. whom he is examining this after
noon.
Polly" conducted the eastern out
this morning and will go through as
far as Alamosa. The eastern leaving
Durango Tuesday morning reached
Alamosa last night at $50, all aboard
safe but considerably the worse for
wear. The snow plough cleared the
track between Alamosa and Chama,
and the range is now open. The pas.
sengers, who have been held at Ala
mosa for the past two days, will all
come in some time tonight, leaving
Alamosa at | o'clock today, seven
hours late. There is some trouble on
the first division between Denver and
Pueblo, which is the cause of trains
ing late Out of Alamosa.
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