Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-10
From Wednesdays Daily


r. J. Davis and d. Cunningham are
in town today from Laplata, n. NJ,
from the Prewitt pastures on a brief
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kent returned last
night from a visit with Pennington
friends, and continued TO their home
in Telluride today.
Rev Il. C. Jackson of Pennington
was an arrival on last nights train
from Silverton and continued home
ward this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. X. A. McAlpine came
down from lockwood this morning and
are staying over at the Strater for
day or two on business.
Mrs Ross McGirr and little nephew,
Sanford English, were passengers to
Hespert this morning to spend few
days with Mrs. w. r. Mason
X. C. Lockwood and Fl. b. Maris
came in from Silverton last night to
attend the Merry Widow dance. They
returned northwards this morning.
Jas. w. Reagan returned from Aztec
and Pennington, and the railroad
camps below Pennington. last night,
doing in the railroad line
pretty soon.
Ed Holman, county clerk of San
Juan county, passed through from Sill
verton this morning to Leavenworth,
Kans., to spend a few weeks with his
relatives there
Mrs. William Roessler was a guest
of the Strater last night Mrs. Roes-
sler came in from Mancos yesterday
and departed for Denver this morning
to spend three weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. II. Toll
Mrs w. j. Godfrey left for AL
buquerQue this morning TO spend
month or two on account OF her heailh.
Mrs. Godfrey has been Ill all winter
and is going to try change of alti-
tude and climate. In case she does
not improve at Albuquerque she will
go on to Texas. We trust that Mrs.
Godfrey will find the change helpful
and will return much improved.
Miss Laura Paquin OF NIancos left
for Denver this morning on vacation
trip of couple of weeks. Miss Paquin
lkms in Sunday and has been visiting
Mrs. r B. Whitaker and Miss Ella
Rodgers for few days. For some
time the young lady was in the office
pany in this city. Her Durango friends
are pleased to meet her again.
F. NJ. Grimes and Gail Munyon went
to Silverton today on the early train.
They came down yesterday to attend
the Merry Widow dance last night in
Red Men hall A number of the Sill
verton Merry Widowers are busy re-
hearsing for a minstrel show which
will be put on in their home town.
afterwards touring Durango, Aztec and
Enrminptnu and In
valley. We shall look forward to the
event with much pleasure.
Mrs. NJ. Ward was an arrival from
Silverton last evening in response to
a telephone message that her nephew
Byron Chambers, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. j. Chambers of Pennington
was seriously i'll. Mrs. Wards little
girl, Cylde, was quite i'll yesterday
when she left Silverton, but word
came from home this morning that
she is much better today Mrs. Ward
was guest of the Palace last night,
and went down on the Red Apple line
this morning.
r. w. Hollis, the mining engineer,
was in the city last night, uninten.
tionally. Mr.. Hollis stopped off on
the way from Denver between trains
to get lunch, and his appetite was
longer than his time so Conductor
McHolland went to Silverlon without
him. There's no holding train for
anybody these days. The ID. & r. G.
trains run on time and don't you for
get it. Mr.. Hollis decided he'd wait
and go up with Polly" this morning.
He got there all right.
Mrs. T. p. Sherertz of Florida mesa
left this morning for Lebanon. Kans.,
on visit to relatives, after which she
expects to go on to North Yakima,
Wash. Mrs. Sherertz was the guest