Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-25


w. A Carson, merchant. sawmill,
mining man agriculturalist, etc,
was among the Denver arrivals last
night who go to Pennington this even
ing.
Mrs. T. A. Kerr and daughter Cora
came down from Hermosa this morn
ing to say goodbye to Mrs. Kerr's
mother. Mrs. Zimmerman. and sister.
Mrs. Holder.
Miss Jane Idle left for Washington
this morning to visit her sister. Mrs.
Hathaway The length OF her stay
depends upon her impression of the
country.
Mrs. Chas. Howard is back from
Harrington where she visited her
hosts of friends. Mrs. Howard is
spending the summer with her mother,
Mrs. Thomas Wigglesworth at the Wa.
terfall ranch.
Miss Carr of Pagosa Junction, who
has been enjoying the hospitality OF
her sister. Mrs. p M. Mcclellan, was
a home going traveller today.
Prof Ernest Feichtinger went over
to Alamosa this morning where he has
accepted a position as leader of the
band. He returns to Durango next
month but only for brief visit.
Conductor Conway. who came IN on
last nights midnight special, was
forced to remain in Durango until to.
morrow because the eastern left just
fifteen minutes too early to give him
the rest required by law.
Mrs. David Sharp and son Paul re-
turned from Aztec this morning where
they visited relatives. They will spend
a few days with Mrs. Sharp's sister
Mrs. AL Bernard. before leaving for
their home in Neodesha, Kans.
Farmer A. e. Reese and wife are In
town on shopping experition. They
are considering moving here this win
ter in order that their children may
have the advantages of our excel.
lent public schools.
Mrs. Eugene Stewart. nee Maude
Grebles, and child. who have been
spending the summer with relatives
in Silverton, passed through Durango
en- route to Douglas, Ariz. When the
temperature is a little lower they will
join Mr. Stewart in Old Mexico.
Rev. w. e. Bennett leaves for the
annual NJ. e. conference Friday. II
the unanimous request OF the members
of the official board is needed Mr..
Bennett will return to Durango He
will attend the Roosevelt banquet in
Denver
w. T. Collins was taken to Mercy |
hospital last night suffering with ty.
phoid fever. This morning his broth.
ers, Arthur and Ben Collins, came up |
from Pennington to be near in case
they could in any way serve the sick
man or his family.
Ex-Sheriff Sterl P Thomas of Mon
'ezuma county came ovei last nigh,
with an old time friend, Nj. Rncker,
from the SHOW me- stsLe, whom he
has been showing the many excellent
features of the Moateanrna valle~.
This morning Mr.. Thomas left for
Mancos after seeing Mt, hncke, of
on the eastern.
Miss M. Hill and Miss C. ]. Lin.
delburg of Newark, N. j.. were among
the tourists who spent the night in
town. The ladies came in via the
Southern last night and left for Den
yer over the eastern this morning.
They have travelled extensively
but agree that the scenery around the
circle is Incompatible.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Holder and sons
and Mrs. Holders mother, Mrs. Tim.
norman, left for Eugene, Ore, this
morning. ]. w. Zimmerman and
daughters will meet them in Port
land and together they will enjoy an
ocean voyage. Mr.. Zimmerman, who
Is well known to old Durango resi-.
dents is now one of the prominent real
estate men Of Eugene.
Mrs. /. G. Bartlett. wife of the north
side mail carrier. accompanied her
Mr.. and Mrs. Diefenderfer
and sister, Miss Twila, to New York
this morning. Later they go to the old
hold In Pottsville, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs.
and Miss Twila came to
visit Mrs. Bartlett about five weeks
ago and they persuaded her to accom-.
pany them home for an extended visit.
Frank Kujol, Waterman at the
smelter, died of typhoid fever ut Mer.