Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-15

later return 10 durango IOf tne WlHter.
Whenever their fortunes may lead
them their friends wish them all hap
piness and prosperity.
(From Fridays Daily.l
NJ. A. Cooper, the well known sheep
man, returned on the Red Apple train
this morning from trip to Farming
ton.
Jeff Keith. the sheep man. return
! ed from brief trip to Aztec this
morning, where he visited his sister,
Mrs. Cooper. and family.
Mrs. w. ]. Miller and little son
Nathan. beautiful brown-eyed boy
about years old, departed for their
home in Mancos this morning, after a
delightful visit with Mrs. Grant Nor,
ris IND Miss Mabel Skoog.
Mrs. r. ]. Shinn and children and
niece, Miss Helen Cummins, left to-
day for a few days visit with Mrs.
Mary Fulcher in the La Platas. Mr..
Shinn is mining near La Plata city,
and they will also spend some time
with him.
The Herald stated yesterday that
Mrs. o. F. Boyle entertained the Free
Methodist church Sabbath school. This
was an error. We should have said
| the Animas city Sabbath school. Mrs.
Boyle tries to see that all the girls
and boys have good time.
C.. II. McHenry, the San Juan pio-
| neer. is spending the day in Durango.
Mr.. McHenry came In on the Red APP
pie this morning to dispose of some of
his peaches. He says that the fruit
crop is just beginning to come in. 1t
looks like 1t Judging from the guam.
titles unloaded here each morning.
Mrs. DR.. Milton, wife of the Pres
byterian minister at Aztec, came in on
| this mornings train. Mrs. Milton was
IA missionary for number of years,
| and has lectured throughout the Unit
ed States on the results of her travels.
| She will speak to the Ladies Mission
airy society of the Presbyterian church
| this afternoon at the manse.
l. III. CauGle came in yesterday from
| the sawmill of the Sunset Lumber
company. where he is employed, to
get medical attention for his foot
which he cut badly with an axe,
yesterday. The foot is badly swollen
and somewhat painful, but the doctor
thinks Mr.. Caudle will be all right in
few days. He is a guest of the Pal.
ace.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w s. McNeely leave
in n few days for well earned and
| much needed vacation trip. They are
hesitating between spending the win
ter in Florida or California and may
wait till they reach Denver to decide
where they will go next. Mrs. Ross
McGirr will take charge of the Nc
Nicely rooming house during her par.
ents' absence.
DR.. u. S. Russell, brother of the late
Judge j. l.. Russell, and wife, of Al
lance, o., are visiting Mrs. Russell
and the family here. This morning
Mrs. Russell and her guests, including
her devoted grandson Russell, left for
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Rus
sell at their Spring Creek ranch. DIR.
and Mrs. r. c. Siebert, Mrs. Lund and
b. b. Russell went overland. yester.
day.
President j. NJ johnson of the Gold
King company was in Durango over
night on his way TO Denver. Mr.. John.
son says they are very busy at the
mine cleaning up and getting machin.
cry in shape to starr up. The company
expected to start running this week
but could not complete their arrange
ments in time to do so. Mr. Johnson
went to Denver this morning on fly
ing business trip.
Mrs. Hiram Num- and half of the
children" arrived from Aztec this
morning on their way to their new
home at Willard, N. NJ. Mr.. Mum and
the "other half'' will be along next
Wednesday. Mr. Num- recently sold
his ranch at Aztec and the family will
return to their former home at VIII.
lard. Mrs. Num- and the children con.
| tinued on the eastern this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Matley and
daughter Ruth went out this morning
on the eastern. bound for their home
at Philipsburg, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Mat.
ley arrived about three weeks ago from
a vacation Grip to California, and have
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