Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-27

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Miss X. Weaver was an arrival on
the eastern last night from Chicago
10 ioin the party demonstrating the
virtues of the Calumet Baking Powder
]. A. Conway OF Colorado City was
guest of the Palace last night ON
his way to visit his ranch near Aztec
Mr.. Conway leaves this evening on the
Red Apple train.
Mrs. X Benson. owner of the Ben
son block here, passed through from
Silverton to Denver. today. She was
accompanied by her son.
X. II. Hanna. the Santa Fe attorney
who was in the city yesterday on bust
ness relating to the estate of the late
G. w. Kutz of Lumberton, departed for
home on this mornings eastern.
Mr.. Louis Schafer, the mining en-
eineer of Silverton, came down on the
morning train to attend the Laird
Hayden wedding tonight.
The prayer meeting at the Presby'
terian church will begin promptly at
1880 this evening and hold forty min
utes. Next Sabbath evening the sub.
iect. Korea" will be illustrated with
the stereopticon. w. S. Crozier. pas
tor.
Tom Goulding is in the city today
o make arrangements to ship car
load of thoroughbred RambouiAet
rams in the morning to Saguache, to
7. G. Gotthelf. The rams come in
from the Goulding place at Pine Ridge
this evening.
r. w. Simpson was a passenger to
pagosa Springs this morning on sheep
business He expects to return TINS
evening and continue to the trading
post at Canon Gallegos. \. NJ Mr.
simpson came up couple of days ago
IN a mining deal, an account OF which
| is given in another place.
George w Gilmore, manager OF the
romahawk and Lucky Moon proper
| lies in the La Platas, was home
ward bound passenger last evening
rom Denver. Mr.. Gilmore accompa
lied his wife that far on her way
. Chicago to spend the winter, and
the guest of Mrs. e. II. Lunken.
Henry w. Pinkham, candidate for
GOVERNOR on the Socialist ticket, who
vas billed to speak in Durango last
light, was unable to do so. on account
ii the train being four and half hours
late. Mr.. Pinkham was a guest OF
| the Savoy last night, and departed
| sor Silverton this morning, where he
| peaks tonight.
II. j. Atwell, the special agent OF
| he government who has made his
Headquarters in Durango for several
weeks on business with the land of
ace. returned from Dolores last night
and departed for Denver this morn
ing. Mr.. Atwell is suffering from
heavy cold and threatened attack OF
pneumonia. and left for Denver for
| few days to rest up and recuperate.
Mrs. C. T.. Newton came up from
Cedar Hill this morning. Mrs. Newton
was returning from trip to the ranch,
on account of the illness of her son
Clarence. who was thought to be
threatened with typhoid fever. 1t hap
pened to be trifling ailment and
Clarence is all right again now. Mrs
Newton has located in town for the
winter, so that her daughter Inez can
attend school.
Editor w. II. j. Bowey OF the Sill
verton Miner came down from Sill
verton last night and is in the city
today on business. Mr.. Bowey says
DllNtIlOD IL all iiShts iVh'lti pusi
ness conditions are good and the news
paper business is humming. There
has been a steady improvement each
month for the past few months-"bet-
ter and better all the time This is
good news-the kind we like to hear.
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Avery were
returning passengers on the eastern
last night Mrs. Avery came in from
California, where she spent q few
weeks in San Diego and Los Angeles
on vacation trip. Mrs. NJ. Saterlee,
who accompanied her to California
will remain for the present Mr.. Av
cry met his wife in Pueblo. They will
stay over in town for a day or two
while Mrs. Avery rests up from the
trip, before continuing to Comstock
r. j. Avery, was down from the mine
last night to meet his mother. and
returned this morning.
Mrs Arthur FOrpes and baby de.