Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-29

Miss Mary Hayden left for Bayfield,
this morning. on her way to her
school at Pargin. after attending the
institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Melton returned
last evening from trip to Cascade
Just few days outing, camping and
picking berries.
Jesse Halter was in the city last
night passing through with string OF
race horses to the Denver meet at
Overland park.
Grant Shields, well-known resident
of Pagosa Springs. departed for home
this morning after a day or two in
town, on business
Francis ID. Pastorius came In from
Denver last night to spend few days
in the county looking after his Flor.
Ida mesa interests.
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Charles A. Chase, OF the Liberty
Bell Mining company Of Telluride,
passed through this morning from Sill
verton to his headquarters in Denver.
Mrs. Jessie HARDWOOD, county super.
intendent OF schools for San Juan
rnunty 10 cnandiup a fow dave nj
Trimble before returning to her home
at Silverton.
George w. Gilmore, manager of the
Lucky Moon and Tomahawk Mining
companies returned last evening from
business trip to Denver. and is stay
ing over in town today.
Mrs. A. q. Knapp has Just received
word of the death of her step-mother,
Mrs. C. w. Stark, which occurred last
Tuesday In Scranton. Pa. The mes
sage did not give further particulars.
AL Kramer, sheriff of San Juan coun-
ty. passed through from Silverton this
morning to Denver, where he will be
one Of Roosevelts body guards during
the latter's visit to our state capital
Miss Dorothy Balster, youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Bal
ster. was passenger to Ignacio this
morning to spend few days with
Miss Gladys Coppinger at the ranch.
Mrs. Birdie Mcconnell of Pagosa
Springs. county superintendent of
schools for Archuleta county, and Mrs.
Fanny Cozine, went to Pennington
last night for few days outing after
the institute
Mrs. Pearl Lowell. the Mancos mil
liner. was an arrival on the Southern
last evening on her way to Denver
and points east. to purchase her stock
of fall and winter goods. Mrs. Lowell
will stay over in Pagosa Springs for
few days. She was accompanied by
her daughter. Cleda.
Mrs. Sanford Bell departed this
morning for her home in Denver to
spend few days before leaving for
Butte, Mont. where she will do insti-
tute work. Mrs. Bell will also fill a
number of other engagements at other
points In Montana and will probably
be busy there until Christmas.
Joe Morris. brother Of Joshua Nor
ris. son-in-law of Judge John War
ner, left for his home in the Trinidad
country this morning. Mr.. Morris
came in from Pagosa Springs last
night, where he has been for some
time on account of his health, and
was the guest of Judge and Mrs.
Warner over night. He returns home
much benefited by the outing.
DR.. ID. q. Phillips, who has Just fin
ished a most successful term of two
weeks as conductor of the institute,
at which the enrolment reached the
high water mark OF 10, departed this
morning for Denver. en- route to Rol.
Inns. Wyo.. where he will conduct an
institute. The following week DR..
Phillips will have charge OF the work
for the teachers of the institute dis.
trict at Casper. Wyo.
49,
Miss Mary Hogan, who has been In
Durango for the past year, visiting
her brother. c. d. Hogan. departed
for Denver this morning where she
will spend few days with Mrs. Titus,
before returning to her home in Los
Angeles, Cal. A delegation of Du.
range friends were at the depot to
wish Miss Hogan pleasant journey
and speedy return. Miss Hogan re.
turns to California sooner than she
anticipated on account of her health.
Miss Edna Duncan. who was apple
queen from Montezuma county, at the
Denver apple show last Christmas,