Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-10-31


3. w. Ritter was q passenger to
the ranch ut Isnacio this morning.
Attorney James A. Pulliam was a
passenger to Oxford this morning on
business,
H. T. Henderson came in on the
Red Apple train from Pennington
this morning.
Mrs. Thomas Welborn left for the
Idaho mine this morning after brief
visit in town
The Durango Undertaking company
sent out casket for an adult to Lum-
berton this morning
]. W. Green, the plumber. returned
this morning from business trip to
Aztec and Pennington.
Mrs. b. j. Beckwith and Mrs. George
| Mclaughlin came down from Silverton
\ this morning to spend the day.
i FOR SALE-Tent l2xl4, complete
! with fly and poles, good as new; $40
If taken at once. s22 Fourth ave.
| Mrs b. n. Beach departed for her
home at La Plata City this morning,
| after brief business trip TO Durango.
| l.. II. Reid an oil man from Bluff,
| Utah, was a Durango visitor over
night, departing for home this morn
ing.
Mrs. w. r. Mason and daughter
Mrs. Dan Right. and children. return
ed to ,Hesperus today. Just a flying
| trip.
Mrs. j. l.. Trimble and daughter,
| who have been guests of the Savoy for
day or two, returned to their home
| at Dolores this morning.
Mrs. Lacombe was a returning pas
senger to her home In Hesperus today
She came in few days ago to attend
the Newell-White wedding.
Mrs. e. G. Lightner and mother,
Mrs Gregory. who were iu town for n
few days as the guest OF Mrs. G. w
Franklin, as well as to attend the
Laird-Hayden wedding, returned to Ig-
nacio this morning
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Smith were re-
turning passengers this morning to
Pagosa Springs, after couple
of days in town. Mr.. Smith was here
on business and his wife accompanied
him for the outing
Mrs George Wrightmyer and Mrs
H. S. Swan and baby were in town
over night on a shopping trip. They
returned to Mancos this morning.
DlblIltt Manager u. I1ODhtlS VI
the Colorado Telephone company wenl
tn Mancos this morning He was chap
eroned by his small son Charles,
John Goldsby came down from ST.
verton yesterday and continued to
Pennington on a vacation trip last
night.
Robert Nelson candidate on the Re
publican ticket for representative, was
a passenger to Ignacio today to fix up
some of his political fences.
Rhoady Kenehan passed through
this morning from Silverton to Den
YER Mr. Kenehan spoke last night in
Eureka on the issues of the day.
DIR. Henry w. Pinkham. candidate
| for governor on the Socialist ticket.
who addressed meeting last night in
Red Men hall, left for Denver via the
Southern this morning.
W. e. Furrow. who among num-
Der of other things II editor of the
Pagosa sun" left for Passsa Springs
i this morning after . couple Of days in
| town on business.
| In friendly scuffle which took
place in the San Juan saloon last
night about 11:3e, Joe Hu1ro's leg
was broken. He was taken to Mercy
hospital as soon as possible after the
accident, where the injured member
was set Today, Eiiillo 10 feeling fair.
ly well.
/ Mr. and Mrs j. c. Reed and con
OF Hesperus and Mrs. Susie Pyle Of
Dolores were In the city on a shopping
trip last night. They were guests
of the Savoy over night and returned
home this morning. Mr.. Reed is rail
road agent at Hesperus. The two la
dies are sisters, Mrs. Pyle being over
from Dolores on a visit.