Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-16

reCuperhte III thliloIiiid, do wei as W
try the effects OF the climate for asth
ma. from which the boy has been a
great sufferer. We trust that the
change will prove helpful and that
Verne will return perfectly well.
II. Il. Rice returned last night from
Colorado Springs, where he went to
attend the funeral of his father-in-
law. Mr.. Rice left for his home at
Cedar Hill this morning.
Mrs G. A. ScovilI was a passenger
on the Red Apple train this morning
to Bloomfield to spend the summer on
the ranch Mrs. Grace Bishop, her
daughter, left few days ago,
Mrs. William Virden was an arrival
last evening from Bear creek and was
| guest of the Palace over night. This
morning she left for Pennington to
spend three or four weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Phelps.
/
Mrs. Smothers, wife of the pastor
of the African Methodist church, ar
rived Friday evening accompanied by
her daughter and will make Durango
her home Mrs. Smothers is a very in
telligent woman and fine speaker.
| Major II. NJ Randolph and James
Doyle were in the city Saturday even.
ing to meet Henry Kiumb of Salt
Lake city. The three gentlemen de
parted for the La Platas to look at
certain properties in which the two
| former are interested.
Mrs. X. Fl. Cooper and son Charles
left for her home in Silverton last ev-
| ening. Mrs. Cooper spent several days
visiting her mother, Mrs. j. II. Fer
| guson IN Aztec, staying over in Du-
range for couple of days to visit
her sister, Mrs. ]. w. Jarvis. and her
| parents, Mr., and Mrs. G. A. Cooper.
Sam B,.Iris, who is largely inter
ested in the meas Mining &s Milling
company, arrived from Pueblo Satur-
day night, and went up to the mine
In the La Platas, Sunday. George w
Avery, who is interested in the same
property met Mr.. Burris here and re
turned with him TO the mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Skeels of the
Salvation army and family, left for
Denver this morning to attend the
marriage of their daughter, Lieutenant
Edna l.. Skeels, to Ensign Guy w
Case. The ceremony will be perform
ed in Salvation army hall, Denver
by Colonel j. Jenkins, the highest
army officer in the state.
Attorney Louis Main was a passen
ger to Denver this morning. We have
a "hunch" he's going farther east
Walter Weightman told us he was go
ing piece down the road" or rather
Neil Camp said so, and Walter assent
...Iu nepC on going till he reached ON
aha-but that's another story. We
won't accuse anybody, however, un.
I'll we hear the wedding bells.
Mrs. III. S. Randall, wife of the Rev.
II. s. Randall of cortez, was an ar.
rival on last nights Southern, on her
way to attend the Sunday school con.
vention in Denver, to be held in Trim
ity church this week. Mrs Randall
was accompanied by her little daugh.
ter. They We're guests of Rev. and
Mrs. w. E. Bennett of this city over
night departing on the eastern this
morning.
| w c. Miller was an arrival from
Denver last evening on his way to Lee
banon. the new town in the Monte.
yuma valley, which he promoted. Mr..
Miller left over the Southern this
morning.
| 7. j.. LOTUS was a passenger to
Pennington this morning 10 attend to
some business matters. Mr.. LOTUS ia
planning to move to Pennington in a
short time. He is building house
there and will move his family there
in the near future
| Wash Patrick, superintendent of
fish batcheries, came in from Denver
last night and left with w. r. Mason
and two or three others for Emerald
lakes this morning. Superintendent
Patrick took up some spawn to the
lakes and is on a general inspection
trip.
On Sunday. June 9Th, Will II. Van.
banker, well known former resi-
dent of this city, was married to Miss
Ella Bonnell of Baltimore, Nd. Mr.
and Mrs. Vandaniker will make their
home in Baltimore. Durango friends
extend congratulations and best wish
es.
Walter Weightman of this city and