Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-23
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n. II. Chase, foreman OF the Sil-
verton Standard, came down Saturday
night to spend couple OF days with
1.-The head of the family. Mrs. Chase
makes her home in Durango on ac-
CONT OF her health.
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| Mrs. Ed McAllister and children and
Miss Mamie O'Connell departed for
Salt Lake this morning to spend the
summer. They Will return in time for
the latter to resume her school duties
when the term opens In September.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fankhauser and son
Ernest and daughter. Miss Emma. re-
turned last evening from Los Angeles.
Cal, where the young folks have been
ATTENDING school Mr.. Fankhauser
Invent part way to meet his family.
| Oliver Wiugate and Paul Jakway
came down on the train this morning
from lockwood, where they spent
Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs. John Bells.
Fishing trip. Ask them what happen.
ed to the boat! Don't forget!
| Mrs Susie Williams and Mrs. !. Bell
returned this morning from a trip to
Pennington. The former was looking
for location and Mrs. Bell visited her
ranch. The peach crop will be enor.
nous this year and there are loads Of
cherries.
Miss A. Il. Schipp came in on the
Red Apple train this morning from
Flora Vista. where she has been visit
Ing her niece. Mrs. Steinbach for some
| time This morning Miss Schipp left
for Denver TO spend few weeks with
Mrs. H, Petty, another niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Lamont and Mrs.
Fl. c.. Brown of Silyerton were guests
OF the Savoy over Sunday. They came
down Saturday evening to attend the
Organization of the Eastern Star and
stayed over until last evening.
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The Carnegie Hardware company OF
Curay made an assignment Thursday
last with assets placed at $4,000 and
liabilities of $4,000. Another case OF
carrying on business on other peoples
money.
DR.. Lonea Cornelius, who has been
In Durango for few weeks visiting
his relatives, departed OH the eastern
this morning for Oklahoma where he
expects to locate II conditions are IA
vorable. We wish Lonea good luck
ind soon.
club grounds at Tacoma this morning
with an exquisite bouquet OF yellow
md lilies. MIR. Pingrey had some
other things that make their home In
the water. But who would look at
fish when there were lilies to be ad-
mired?
Mrs. Ed Hartman and children were
guests of the Palace over night ON
their way from Alamosa to Rico,
where they will visit friends for
week or two. Mrs. Hartman was for
merly resident OF this city, Mr.. Hart
man being conductor on the D. &
r. g.
ittng her relatives here for short
time, left for Denver this morning, go.
ing on later to her home in Salt Lake.
Her son Chris viii remain and spend
the resi- of the summer vacation with
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. w. s.
McNeeley.
r. y. Peterson left for Pagosa
Springs this morning, where he will
build bungalow for A. NJ. Emigh.' the
young attorney, who is well known
here. The plans are quite elaborate
and when completed will be one OF the
finest residences in the Springs. Mr..
Peterson, while In the Springs, will
take advantage OF the baths.
w. /. Noble was Il returning pas
senger to vinton. Iowa, this morning.
MIR. Noble has been In this vicinity
looking around the country and attend
ing to certain business matters. He
Is an old friend of j. A. Stroehle, the
contractor, and was the latter's guest
during his visit Mr.. Noble took in
considerable territory both agricultur-
al sp6 mining and was much Impress
ed with the opportunities of this sec
ton
Miss Florence Middaugh OF Del
Norte, who spent the winter in the
east continuing her musical studies,
Is in Colorado again for the summer
months and is giving an occasional con-
cert. Many Durango people viii re-
member Miss Middaagh and the must
Gale she gave here about year ago.
She writes The Herald that she is
thinking OF visiting Durango during