Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-11-07

John Puetz was Durango visitor
from Hesperus last night, and depart
ed for home today
Miss Ola Armstrong OF Pagosa
Springs is here on brief visit to rel,
atives. while consulting an optician.
w A. Miller OF Mancos WAS guest
OF the Strater over night, and de
parted for home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Shemwell Of Riv.
erside were In Durango yesterday, re-
terning home on last nights train.
John NJ. Price, the well-known min
ing man, left for the La Platas this
morning, after couple Of days in the
city.
j. S. d. Hopkins passed through
from his ranch at Hermosa this morn
ing to Hesperus, to look after his in
terests there.
D. l.. Egger, editor of the Bayfield,
Blade and the Ignacio Chieftain, was
In town today on newspaper business.
Printing and SIGH
Frank Ridenour. who is interested
in the mercantile firm of Bailey &
Howe. of Aztec, is in the city today
on flying trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bonnell and the
children departed for their home at
Pargin today after few days in the
city on business.
MIR. and Mrs. w. A Hunter arrived
on the Red Apple train this morn
ing, from Pennington First trip since
the honeymoon.
Miss Isabel Organ, who is student
OF the Durango high school left for
few days visit to her home in Rico
this morning
Alderman Cy Graden went to Man
cos this morning on flying trip. Mr.
Graden said he intended to make 1t
as brief as possible.
+. c. Collier, who has been a guest
OF the Palace for a couple of days
while here on business, left today for
his home in Pagosa Springs.
Mrs. II. A. Walters was a returning
passenger. to her home in Cortez this
morning. Mrs. Walters returned OF
the eastern last night from Denver.
Prof r. G. Lindemann, state organ.
izer for the Loyal Order of Moose,
returned last evening from Silverton,
and is registered at the Savoy.
II. G. Bollinger came down from
La Plata yesterday to attend the big
Republican rally last night, and is in
the city today on business.
Sheriff John Clarke and daughter
Miss Georgia. returned last night from
Denver where they took the three chill
dren of Mrs Roberts to the state
home
j. n. Springer. one of La Plata
county's old time Republicans was IN
from Bayfield, last night to take in
the speeches and see the candidates
on the state ticket.
Joe Prewitt drove out to Bayfield,
yesterday. on combined business and
pleasure trip. The family are out
there, and Mr.. Prewitt was anxious
to see little Miss Springer.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Neirwender of
Animas Forks came down on the train
from Silverton last night, and contin-
ued to Pennington, where they will
visit friends for time.
T. L. Eckles, formerly owner OF
the C. o. ID. Landry, and now in
the raRch business near Aztec, on the
Crouch mesa. is psending the day in
our city, on business.
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H. n. Linebarger, the well-known
resident of Tiffany was in the city last
night on his way to Pine Ridge. Mr..
Linebarger is interested in sheep and
big dip is going on out there this
week.
f. S. Darnall of Santa Fe was pas
senger on the eastern today. Mr.. Oar
nall passed through from Aztec. where
he spent several days on business
pertaining to some irrigation projects
In which he is Interested.
C. T. Brewer of Aztec passed
through this morning to Lumberton,
on business pertaining to the Kulz
estate. On Monday Mr.. Brewer VIII