Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-10
(From Fridays Duily.)


consultation.
Mrs Henry Billings and little daugh.
Ter Ruth left for Denver this morn
ing TO join Mir. Billings.
On account of the blockade, It ia
necessary to postpone the dedication
of the Christian church.
l.. L. Updike of the firm OF Penning.
ton and updike was Mancos bound
passenger this morning. Just bust
ness.
According to Conductor McHollands s
story. trip from Durango to Elk Park
Is like jumping out OF the refrigerator
into the ice box.
Mrs. l.. A. Everts returned TO Ig-
nacio after spending few days with
friends in town.
McHolland's Elk Park Limited left
Durango at 10 o'clock this morning
IL carries Silverton passengers From
Elk Park they change cars and walk.
Mrs. Earl Farris and little daughter
Gertrude Of Mancos are visiting with
Mrs. Farris' parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cunha.
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Shaltz of Jennings. La. were arrivals
on last evenings Southern, from the
oil fields They left for the East this
morning.
Grand Junction is experiencine the
greatest religious revival in the his
tory of the city.
The preliminary hearing OF the Peo
pie versus Nelson Woods In in prog
ress in Justice lannon's court this
afternoon.
Mr.. McNeeley, the former propri
etor is again In charge of the Palace
hotel Come to this homelike place
and enjoy the finest meals in the city
WIFI Compton and Nate Shute were
returning passengers from Telluride
last night. Mr.. Shute says the ther.
mometer registered 3s degrees below
zero in that city yesterday morning
Yesterday in the county court
Judge Hechtman granted decree Of
divorce to Mrs. Lucarla Espinosa Bal
erino from Melisendro Balerino on the
ground OF non-support and desertion
James Allan and his daughter, Mrs
Oscar Smith, are Upper Florida Wis.
ilors. Mr.. Allan says the snow is
nearly four feet deep at his ranch
and it looks as though there was more
to follow soon.
The Durango Planning Mil and Lum.
Der company are having a heating
plant installed In their ofiice. The
Sanitary Plumbing company is doing
the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. u. Northrup and
family and Mrs Heather. Mrs. North
rup's mother. departed for California
this morning, where they may decide
to locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Kuhn came In
from Palisade last night. They left
for Pagosa Springs this morning to
visit Mr.. Kuhn's brother, who is the
ID. & r. G. agent at that place.
Just as the train should have pulled
out from the station this morning the
Southern engine had an acute attack
of lung trouble and rheumatism. The
train was delayed for nearly an hour.
George Mclean. well known Du.
range boy, left for Ration, New Mexico.
this morning. where he has accepted
a position with mercantile company.
The best wishes of Durango friends
go with this deserving young man.
o.
The physician finds It will be neces.
sary to amputate half of the left foot
of E. r. Tipton, who was found in
a nearly frozen condition not far from
the Neglected mine this week. DR..
Lackey thinks the man has a good
chance for recovery.
o.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Grogan OF Trim
idad spent the holidays in Durango
with Mrs. Grogan's mother Mrs
Hughes. They are daily making the
trip to Chama, hoping someday te
reach home.
MT. and Mrs. Charles Davis were
passengers to Shiprock this morning
Mr.. Davis Is an Indian School inspect
or with headquarters in Minnesota
This is Mrs. Davis first visit to this
section and she was very much inter
aetcd In lis respurces