Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-18

NJ s. Reigner is up from the Kline
section,
A. c. Waller of Denver left for trip
through the MontezuIna valley today.
Bob Dale brought up load of apples
morning,
Attorney A. Il. Aiollette left for Den
Yer this morning on legal and other
business.
George Grebbles came down on The
morning train from Silverton and IL
spending the day in town.
Mrs. Arthur Hudson of Silverton is
a Durango visitor today Mrs. Hudson
came down on the morning train
Ernest Hoffman. proprietor of the
Hoffman house in Silverton, spent yes
terday in our city. returning on the
evening train.
Mrs. John Wingate and daughter
Martha returned last evening from
couple OF weeks visit in Denver with
Mrs II. +. Tower
Joe Freed Jr was a passenger TO
Silverton last evening on business.
Mr. Freed came down from his home
in the Animas valley yesterday morn
ing.
c. H. Spencer. the Bluff City oil man.
came in last night from trip to the
northwest and passed through to Do
lores This morning on his way 10 the
oil fields.
Rev w. S. Crozier returned last ev
ening from a trip 10 Lamar. Colo
where he attended the regular spring
meeting of The presbytery.
ID. D. Mayo. manager of the Globe
Express company, who was in Du-
range yesterday on an inspection trip
left for Denver this morning.
Mrs. d. G. Coulson. who has been
in the hospital for about a week, sur-
fering with neuritis, is much better
and expects to return home this even.
ing
The Durango Trading e Mercantile
company has its butcher shop running
and the coming week will add stock
of groceries Branching out in great
shape
In talking with the Telluride Journal
over the phone The Herald L. inform
ed that Grand Junction fruit grow
ers think they saved the fruit crop
last night
Mrs Pearl Lowell, The well known
Mancos milliner, returned to her home
iii Mancos this morning, after brief
shopping "trip. Mrs. Lowell came in on
the Southern Thursday evening
j. s. Hatcher and W o. Dutton, two
well known land owners of Archu-
leta county, We're in the city over night
from Paeosa Springs on business. This
the gentlemen returned home
Mrs. ID. Swickhimer was an arrival
last evening from Denver. Mr.. Swick-
himer meeting her in Durango. This
morning they left via the Southern
for their ranch in the Montezuma val
ley.
Earnesti Stephens came up from
Pennington last night to meet his wife |
who arrived last evening from Den
Yer This morning Mr. and Mrs. Ste
rhens continued to Pennington.
Mrs. Il. C. Larson was guest of the
Palace over night. returning from
"Trip TO Riverside. where she visited
Sam Stevens This morning Mrs Lar.
son departed for her home at Hahn's
Peak. Colo.
Horace Clapp is home again from
Mancos where they have big con
tract 10 make brick for the new bank
building. The snow storm of last week
stopped The work for time There
was six inches of snow in Mancos
Tuesday.
The case of English VS.. English has
been on all day in district court and
as we 20 to press Attorney Galbreath.
for the plaintiff, is arguing before the
jury. Russell aud Reese are attorneys
for the defense.
Attorney c. A Johnson shipped some
fine red foot rabbits TO his ranch al
Cedar Hin this morning The rabbits
came from New York, arriving in
splendid condition. Their fur is a
beautiful red brown