Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-16

OF sorrow. We miss them so-these
dear ones-"who are just away" and
at times, we long intensity for the
touch of r vanished hand, and the
sound of voice that is still" But
we know that time Is only mortal,
like the rest OF this material existence
and some day that also will be over
come and we shall meet again.
n. f. Glass and II. r. Anderson,
both of Las Vegas, N. NJ. returned
last night from trip to San Juan
county, New Mexico, where they pur-
chased land This morning they left
for home.
Gerald O'Brien, Paul L. Donley and
Robert d. Kenworthy, all students OF
the Centennial high school at Pueblo,
came in on the eastern last night. The
young men left for Dolores this morn
ing to spend the summer vacation with
w E. Miller.
Thomas Coppinger of Cortez came
in last night with his daughter, Miss
Ida Coppinger, and Miss Nettie Ga
with The young ladies left for Pa
gosa Springs this morning on vaca.
ton trip. Mr. Coppinger returns home
to Cortez tomorrow.
Frank Grubb was in the city yester-
day for the first time since his re-
turn from trip to England. He has
been back for some time but did
not reach Durango till Sunday night.
Frank says he had a pleasant voyage
and general good time throughout
the trip.
Ed Caviness, member of the well
known family of pioneers, living for
SO many years in the Mancos coun-
try. came i'll last night from Folsom.
n. NJ, where he recently sold out his
Mr. Caviness left for Man
cos, his former home. this morning to
look around and attend to some bust
ness matters.
George F. Dittman and E. A. Dit
man of Cincinnati. o.. were arrivals
on the eastern last night, on their
way TO visit the Lucky Moon proper.
ties In the La Platas, in which they
are interested Manager George w.
met them in Durango. The
three gentlemen went up to the mines
this morning.
Mrs. John r. Ball and son, Roeland,
who have been visiting the formers
parents in Grand Rapids, Mich, for
the past two months, are on their way
home, leaving Grand Rapids last Wed.
nc s1ay. They will stay over in Ce.
dar Rapids and in Chicago, reaching
Durango Thursday or Friday of this
week. Maybe John r. won't be glad!
W. D. Lee is to be general superin-
tendent OF the Rio Grande Southern
system, the change to take effect to-
The new superintendent ar
rives this evening from Alamosa C,
ID. Woltinger still returns his present
position as superintendent Mr.. Lees
is generally gratifying TO
employees and the public.
When our people have an opportu-
nifty of witnessing plays handled by
such men as Sanford Dodge with
strong support they should improve it
We often hear people say they wished
would come along worth
while Shakespearian plays are not
seen every day and Mr.. Dodge is one
of the strong actors in this line of
work.
The Del Norte Prospector notes the
of Miss Helen Ethlyn Ben
jovsky to John II. Letlow of Kingston,
H., last Wednesday, the event being
one of the society events of the city,
Mr.. Benjovsky is well known through.
out the San Juan as a mining opera.
tor in San Juan county where he has
been successful in developing several
paying propositions. The Herald ex
tends best wishes.
The African NJ. r. church organized
Sunday school Sunday with Mrs
Lulu Smothers superintendent, Mrs
Kate Williams assistant superintend
ent, Miss Glare Barnett secretary, Mrs
j. A Taylor treasurer, Miss Blanche
Smothers organist, Miss Jean Barnett
librarian. with Rev. Mr.. Smothers