Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-18

visit OF some nine weeks with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ausburn
In Manc0s.
George e. Breckenridge and grand
daughter, Miss Irene, and Miss Ruth
Allen drove up from Laplata, n. NJ,
yesterday and are at the Savoy for
few days. Mr.. Breckenridge is here
on business and the young ladies for
the outing.
T. e. Peterson was returning pas
senger to Pagosa Springs this morn
Ing after a few days visit with his
family. Mr.. Peterson is putting up
bungalow for Attorney A. NJ Emigh
in Pagosa which is said to be one OF
the finest. most complete and attrac-
tive dwellings in the southwest.
| ]. D. Adams OF the Local Security
company was an outgoing passenger to
Colorado Springs and Denver this
morning. Mr.. Adams made the trip
on business. but incidentally will take
a look at the animals Gagged" there.
Do you suppose he will forget TO look
at the signs?
District Attorney George w. Lane
received word this morning of the
shooting OF Lawrence holland, deputy
sheriff of Archuleta county 1t oc-
CURED day before yesterday at Edith,
when holland was in the act of ar
resting man named Vincent and his
son. One of the two men shot him,
but the message did not state how
badly the officer was hurt, nor give
further particulars.
DIR. and Mrs. s. w. Morrison left
FLOR their home at Oxford this morn
ing. The Doctors Durango friends will
be pleased to know that he is much
better. and while very weak, is able
to be around again. 1t is thought that
the force of his fall on the morning
OF his seizure, has broken his ear
drum, as he has not been able to hear
q word with his left ear, since. We
trust that he will soon recover his
usual health.
! Sam Burnsides writes The Herald
from California that he likes 1t very
much-that he expected ere this to
return to Durango. but will not do so
for few weeks although Mrs. Burn
| sides started some two weeks ago, WIS.,
iting en- route. Mr.. Burnsides reports
feeling greatly improved with the low
err altitude. He says our old timer,
A. c. Meyers, is WELL and that the
two manage to hold the town down
very well.
| Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Lottermoser,
formerly OF the Colorado Tailoring
| company, went out on the eastern
this morning to Ignacio. where they
| will spend a couple of weeks with
the latter's brother, T. A. Goodnight
| They then expect to go on to Denver
where they will make their home in
future. Mrs. Lottermoser said they
both regretted leaving Durango, but
| her health was not good in so high
an altitude. They hope to return some
time for a visit.
Mrs, H. ID. Wirts and daughter, Miss
Lula Wirts, departed for their home in
Cokedale this morning. via Trinidad.
Mrs. Wirts has been in Durango for
about e. month, her daughter arriving
| somewhat latec. The family lived here
number of years ago, and this is
Mrs. Wirts' first visit since their de-
parture. She found It very pleasant
to see her old friends again. The
ladies' were guests of Mrs. Harry
Schunk while in Durango. A number
| OF friends were at the depot to see
| them off.
Mrs. Sam Sloan left this morning on
her usual summer trip To purchase
goods for the Graden millinery depart.
ment Mrs. Sloan expects to attend
all the big openings in Chicago. St
Louis and other eastern points, SO as
to obtain not only select stock of
ladies and children's hats, but also
the new things In trimmings and all
the late materials to be used this sea
son to adorn the head of lady fair
Mrs. Sloan expects to purchase large.
ly SO as to furnish plenty of styles
and materials from which her custo-
mers may select their winter hats.
Mr. and Mrs. W. s. McNeely de.
parted on the eastern this morning to
Denver where they will visit for few
weeks while they decide where to
spend the winter Both Mr. and Mrs.
IMcNeely need n rest and change and