Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-11-21

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Rome, Ind.
e. E. Payson was an overnight Wis
itor from Bayfield,.
The county commissioners are busy
school leyies.
Beef trust asks for a change OF ven,
ne from Judge lands court saying
he is prejndiced.
A son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
George McEwen Of Cortez at Mercy
hospital Tuesday night.
j. S. Hatcher. merchant ranchman,
and sheep king came over from Pa
gosa Springs last night
]. w Hopper master mechanic OF
the d. u r. G., is here on business
connected with his department
J. ID. McGaugy, who is with the
Pioneer Construction company. arriv.
ed last night from the city OF Falfa
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph vanderweide
came In from Hesperus last night to at
tend the funeral of the late William
Lewis.
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went out to their Texas creek ranch
yesterday afternoon after two siren
uous days of shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Williams and lit
tie daughter. Pearl. returned to Tel
luride this morning after two-days'
visit with Mrs. w II. c. Folsom.
c. B Pratt OF Silverton. journeyed
to Pennington last night Our
neighboring southern city is acquiring
ali enviable reputation as winter
resort.
Mrs. Thomas Lewis of Cedar Hill
came up yesterday TO attend the fun.
eral of her brother-in-law, William
Edna Hendricks.
1t seems mighty fine to see Dick
Osenbaugh ON the streets again. He
Is rapidly @ecovering from his recent
serious Illness but he still walks
with the aid of a cane.
Thomas Wellborn, superintendent
mine and its surroundings are said
to be so rich that the trees bear dou-
bic eagles and the backyard is paved
with $40 bills.
Emmitt Smith came in from the
kirkpatrick danch on the Upper Pine
river yesterday Mr.. Smith and
Mr. Gansby will stay at the ranch
this winter. The recent storm con
WINGED them that the time to layin
winter supplies, was al hand.
William Lewis always gave gener-
cusly OF his time and talents to Duran
go churches and organizations. The
public funeral at Red Men hall this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock which all
church choirs as well as a number OF
organizations took part in WAS fit
ting tribute
w. j. Weatherford who purchased
40 acres of fine land in the Mancos
section last year. left this morning
for Weatherford. Ok, the town named
in his honor Mrs. Weatherford is
spending the winter with a daughter
there. and he will do justice to the
Thanksgiving dinner cooked by them.
d. Preston Bell came down from
Silyerton last night with some stock,
which he took out to pasture, at
Oxford this morning. The Bells
were prominent residents of La Plata
county for many years. Mr.. Bell was
superintendent of our schools in the
kOOQ Oiu udtc. Whch VIC PoiN i"se
population was in the minority.
Mrs r. j. Chambers and little son,
Byron came up from Pennington this
morning on their way to Douglas, Ariz
They will enjoy that semi-tropical eli
mate until spring. A daughter, Miss
Gladys Helm. who has been in Du
range since Sunday, Joined them and
together they left on the eastern.
The marriage of Miss Cloa Steine
ger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
S,eineger. and Mr. Edward e Gromar
will be solemnized at the Steinegei
home in Denver on Thanksgiving day
Only immediate relatives are to wit
ness the ceremony. They will be al
home in Leadville. Colo. where Mr.
Groman is engaged in business. Miss
Cloa has hosts of riends in this cit!