Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-05
iites. They are spending ths aftsr.

sites. They are spending the after.
noon visiting points OF interest and
tomorrow morning contemplate a trip
to Animas Forks, also to Red Noun
tain, being able to make both trips
and return in time TO take the after.
noon train for home. The young la
dies Will be cared for while In Sill
verton by Mrs. d. Preston Bell which
means they will lack nothing in any
way tending to their welfare and pleas.
ure.
g. A Cameron is In town from
Pennington for supplies for the Hen.
dcrson camp. which Will be located
near Pennington while part OF the
Illinois and other ditches are CON
structed.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cooper and children
came In from Denver last night.
where they spent the summer. MIR.
Cooper Is the well known sheepman OF
this section. IIe went part way to
meet his family
Mr.. and Mrs. s. C. Erbstein aud
son Albert departed for their home In
Chicago this morning after n pleasant
visit OF about month with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Gibbs,
and family. OF this city.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred C. James and
their brown-eyed boy, left for Ignacio
this morning, where MIR. James will
enter the government service tempo.
rarily. He has leased the o. X. coal
mine to William O'Brien OF Lightner
creek and the San Juan Transfer com.
pany. who have already taken charge,
We wish MIR. and Mrs. james the best
OF success in their new location.
Miss Cleaver Pyle, sister OF Harry
Pyle, the well known real estate man
OF Dolores, was a guest of the Sa.
voy last night. Miss Pyle came in
from home last evening and continued
to Denver this morning to spend a
few weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Flora Pyle. and younger sister. Dor.
othy, before they leave for California
TO spend the winter. Miss CIeaver Will
make her home with another sister
In Dolores during her mothers alb
sence.
G. l.. Hall, the writer on mines and
mining. and for a number OF years
editor and publisher OF mining Jour
mails. left over the Southern this morn.
Ing for visit to the La Plata district.
he also expects to stay over in Rico,
Ophir and Telluride. Mr. Hall spent a
week in Silverton and says that COLI
ditions are very good in San Juan
county. The mines are operating full
force. and their output increasing.
GOOD miners are at u premium and
al idle man, worth hiring. Is hard to
find.
Mrs. II. A. Gilmore ana sranddaugh.
~N'f hAffFo Hipih tist NJ were kutStS
| OF the Savoy last night. Mrs. Gil.
| mere has been yisitin., her daughter.
Mrs. II. -. Clarke, In Rico, for the
rast six weeks and left for her home
In Pueblo this morning Miss Clarke
WIS bound for Fowler. small town a
Few miles ear, of Pueblo to attend
school This winter. Mr.. Clarke, the
young ladys father, is a member OF
he present Legislature. representing
Dolores and Monte,unia eolnties.
Agent G. A. Schmitt of the Globe
Express company and his assistants
have plenty OF business these days.
Besides the heavy shipments OF fruit
passing through Durango daily, the
ladies' hats are beginning to arrive.
and judging from the boxes. are bigger
than ever. They we're stacked up to
the roof In the express department OF
the depot this morning. But the mil
liners tell US that we may II we choose
wear a small hat this winter--that Is,
reasonably small. That's comparative,
OF course. like the length OF a piece of
string.