Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-14

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Saturday from Fremont. Neb.. and left
for Pennington yesterday TO Join their
relatives who have recently located In
San Juan county. The family Will
make their home near Pennington.
George W Gilmore. manager OF the
Lucky Moon Mining company, return
ed Saturday evening from business
trip 10 Denver. Mr.. Gilmore went up
to the Tomahawk this morning. Sn-
perintendent T. J. Crowds, who spent
Sunday in town. left for the mine this
morning.
The willow tree mt the north corner
of the Main street bridge leading to
North Durango is out in full leaf and
other trees around town are about 10
follow its example. Just watch the
lawns after the spring rains we are
havingl Take look at the lilac buds
while you are at 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Bay. newlyweds
from Flora Vista, came in on the
Red Apple Saturday and spent Sun
day in town, returning to Flora Vista
this morning. MIR. Bay is a nephew of
w. A. Bay, the coal man. and is think
ing OF moving to Durango later. in the
course OF month or two.
W. w. Mossaman. county assessor
for Archuleta county and prominent
cattle and ranchman of that section.
on Saturdays eastern. Mr.. Nossaman
was on his way 10 Silverton but is not
feeling well, and is staying over for
a few days at the Strater.
Mrs. j. D. Pontius of Avondale, Colo,
and Miss Vera Lindsay of Pueblo were
passengers on the Southern yesterday
morning. The former was on her way
In the Montezuma valley. Miss Lind.
sey went to visit her father, who is
located near Dolores.
o..
George Tiffany Jr this afternoon
filed his declaration of his intentions
to he a candidate for the office of
school director in district No. .. at
the regular election on May @ He
states that he has investigated the
controversy on the high school tax
now going on and Is of the opinion
| that the law should he followed
w. A. Carson was a guest of the Sa
voy last night, and went TO Earmin glor
fand 10 look after his interests there
This is Mn Carsons first trip home for
scme time. He has been staying pret.
ty close 10 his copper mine on Bear
creek in Montezuma county. arriving
on the Southern last night.
NJ. A. Cooper. the sheep man, ar
rived from Pennington Saturday and
stayed over in town Sunday This
morning Mr.. Cooper left via the South
ern for Nucla, near Montrose, where
the Colorado cooperative colony is 10
Gated. Mr.. Cooper has some land
which has been in litigation for some
time and has just received word that
he has won the suit He left this
morning TO see about it,
The members of the Presbyterian
church of this city have extended
a call to Rev w. s. Crozier to be
their regular pastor, At the evening
service yesterday, Rev Crozier mott
fled the congregation of his accept.
ance, formal notice of which will ccmo
through the presbytery in the proper
form. later Arrangements for the In.
stallation of the pastor will be an.
nounced In n short time Since Mr.
C'rozier's term of service as pastor OF
the Durango church. he has made
many friends-not only intending the
members of his church and consrega.
tion. but also among persons having
no connection with either The citi-
zcrs of the town will be gratifed that
he has decided to take up his resi-
dence among us.
o.
Ira Butler. the well knowa porter at
the Strater hotel. is on duty again tc.
day. returning last evening from a
vacation trip of some four months.
spent in the south 1t was his first
visit home for fifteen years so he made
good use of Lis time. Ira visited diff
ferent points In Tennessee. Alabama,
Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana. Ok
lahoma and Texas getting acquainted
with his relatives once moro. Sev,
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