Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-06

John Swan of Story City. Ia. went
down to Aztec this orning. Mr.. Swan
is looking for desirable real estate
investment and he has gone to an
excellent place to find it.
Miss Mamie Bates is spending a
few days at Trimble Springs. Early
next week she leaves for her home In
Canada Her hosts of friends very
much regret her departure.
Reginald Bacon. u popular member
of the class of 1909, returned to ouray
this morning after weeks visit In
town Mr. Bacon will attend Boulder
university the coming year
X, II. Parish, assayer at the Neg
lected mine. came down yesterday to
meet his mother and wife. who ar
rived last night from New Havon,
Conn. The party are spending the day
In town.
Miss Mona Carr. student of the
Durango high school, left for her home
in Pagosa Junction this mronlns Miss
Carr made her home with her sister,
Mrs. p. NJ. Mcclellan during the
school year
The Durango Catholics will hold a
big picnic at Anlmas park on July
4. There win be entertainments of
every description, including Indian
sports. All good citizens may enjoy
the picnic for % cents.
Miss Gertrude, daughter of Mr. AMI
Mrs. G. n. Raymond, arrives tonigh
from Fort Collins whers size closed
her second college year Thursday
Three months vacation and then an
other nine months OF study.
Roy Stevens of Colorado Springs
was an arrival on last nights eastern
This morning he went down to River
| side to spend few months with DR..
George. the doctor and thS young
mans father being old time friends.
Mrs. Charles Wigglesworth returned
to Denver this morning after a three
weeks visit with relatives in this sec
ton. Mrs. Wigglesw0rth, who is
known 10 old timers as one of the
Shaw girls, was a bell of pioneer
days.
The Misses Maude and Agatha
Spear return to their Fort Lewis home
tomorrow. Both these young ladies'
were popular high school students,
Miss Maude being a member of the
class of 1910.
j. Lohroy Susher Is taking a party
of friends out this afternoon in a
French Panhard machine which land
ed In Durango from New York yes.
terday for the use of the Pioneer
Construction company.
o.
Harry Turner. who is now located
at Bayfield,, was Durango visitor
over night. According to his fathers
version the son of the house of Tur-
ner Is quite the most wonderful baby
that has graced this planet for many
moons.
r. Il. Apthorp. a prominent mining
man Of the Telluride district, is en-
joying vacation in our city AL
though Mr. Apthorp was for several
years resident OF that wild and wool
ly city known as Boston he very much
appreciates the effete west.
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Miss Minnie Wheeler. the well
known dressmaker, returned from the
east last night After enduring six
weeks OF extreme heat In eastern
cities she is very enthusiastic about
Colorado. Miss Wheeler will make
her home with Mrs. G. A. schmitt.
l' udHdoOih' new i'oih'h'f 'hhh
Mr.. Adams of the Local Security com
pany is erecting on the corner OF
Fourth avenue and Eleventh street
will be fitting structure in which to
receive the twins" when they come
to visit grandpa and grandma this
summer.
o.
Emson Wood was able to sit up to
day and expects to be able to leave
the hospital Monday or tuesday for
home and we trust In another week
win be able TO make The Herald office
headquarters during the day time. EN-
son was a pretty sick boy, having o
very acute case and his mary friends
are pleased to learn of his recovery.
About 5.45 this morning the fore
man OF the ID. g. X. G.. round house
discovered flames issuing from the
roof of the Malone Iron works. He
hastily turned In an alarm. the fire
department responded promptly and
soon had the fire under control. The
pattern room was partially destroyed
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