Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-11
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From Mondays Daily.
G. H. Charlton departed for Denver
this morning on business.
r. J. Jones OF Mancos spent Sun
day in Durango. Just q brief outing
and change of scene, that's all.
Mel Springer was In town over night
from bayfield,. The recent rains have
made crops grow apace. and have been
beneficial In number OF ways.
Mrs. Albert Carr and children ar
rived last evening from volcan, Mich.
and leave for Silverton this evening
to join Mr.. Carr. They expect to make
their home In Silverton.
Miss Charlotte Hanno is now In
NurDberg, Germany, which she writes
Is one OF the quaintest and most In
teresting of cities The young lady
is having delightful time.
David Lands of Pennington, is a
guest OF the Palace today. Mr.. Landis
has been fishing on the valleclto for
a couple OF weeks, and is on his way
home, returning via the Red Apple
this evening.
Mrs. p. w. Crane passed through
from Pennington this morning to her
home In Chicago. after visit of some
weeks with her parents. Mrs. G. w.
Lawrence, her mother, accompanied
Mrs. Crane as far as Durango.
Joseph H. Ward, owner OF the Bris.
toll and Buffalo mining claims in the
La Platas, returned last evening from
a trip to Old Mexico, and is a guest
of the strater for a day or two. Mr.
Ward lives In Bristol Conn.
Fred Goble, the Silverton lumber
man, passed through to Denver, where
he appears as n witness in the fed.
eral court, in the case of the United
States against Rust, Whitney & New
ton, the lumber firm, this week.
Mrs. A. M. Hurst was a guest OF the
Savoy last night arriving on the east
ern from her home In Denver. Mrs.
Hurst is here to visit her sister, MRS.
r. e. Gaines of the Animas valley and
drove out to the ranch today
George H. Hand, chief engineer OF
the Orc Elmo. left this morning for a
visit to his mining properties at Rus.
sell. and other points in the north of
the state, after which, he continues
east on business for the company.
Miss Lorraine Richardson. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Richardson of
this city. departed on the eastern this
morning for Oxford, Kans-, where she
later, attend school for the winter.
Miss Mildred Field was a passenger
on the Southern this morning on a
vacation trip. She will stay over in
Monte Vista for visit with her sister
and then go on to Minneapolis and
Chicago to spend some time with her
brother and other relatives.
Myers Skeen, the popular brakeman,
formerly on the Silverton passenger,
now running out of Alamosa, is In the
city today, on business with dentist
Durango friends will be Interested to
know that his mother Is now visiting
in Muskegon, Mich.
Giles Vandegrift Sr. was a passen.
ger to Allison this morning to see how
the weeds are not flourishing on ,ne
ranch Giles Jr. of the Herald force.
who should have departed Sunday
morning and didn't, left on vacation
trip to Boulder and Denver this morn.
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pearson and An
gel drove down from Hermosa yester.
day on account of the illness of Mrs.
Pearson's father, who was stricken
with paralysis few days ago, and is
now in Mercy hospital. We are glad
to be able to state that the patient
is much better.
An entertainment has been arranged
by our colored people at Red Men
ial! for the benefit of the African NJ.
Il church. The program is an enter
tanning one in which there will be
81 cialties and a fouract farce of a
highly laughable character BY pur.
chasing a ticket you will not only en-.
joy the evening but help along the
cause of the colored population.
Charles II. Brown. general manager
OF the Empire Realty company. and
George Skoog went to Ignacio this