Semi-weekly herald., 1910-03-21

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C. A Leonard and C. II. Doud came
down from Silverton last night and de.
parted for Pennington this morning. to
look after their stock wintering in San
Juan county They stayed over at the
Savoy last night
woman named Lena Clan was ar
rested at Telluride Monday for selling
whisky at the Smuggler- Union mine
without license Give her the limit rs
she is said to be an old offender.
John MacIean came down from Sill.
verton last night, on brief visit
TO his brother. ID. MacLean, who re-
Gently resigned as manager of the 10
cal smelter and leaves for Europe
shortly.
J. r. Hanway, manager and prin-
cipal owner of the Western World,
was among the arrivals last evening.
He put In the day in Durango, going to
Silverton this evening to visit Editor
Bowey, an old time friend
George Tiffany, Sr., has birthday
today The seventy-third Mr. Tiffany
Is certainly well preserved and as ac.
tive and energetic as men many years
younger. We congratulate him and
wish him many happy returns of the
day.
Mrs. Il. l.. Sanders and Mary Spar.
90 went to Mancos this morning Mrs
Sanders is staying In town with her
grandchildren. who are attending
school, and left for a brief visit with
her daughter. Mrs, j. c. Spargo. who
lives on Il ranch near Mancos.
Mrs. II. Il. McCaleb and her son Joe
and little daughter Phoebe left for
their home in Thompsons park Today
Mrs. McCaleb and the children lived
in tow. during Mr.. McCalcb's last i'll
| i'Np hbu N'it bll tHfll way ~ liitll
ranch home again this morning.
Miss Ethel Belmear returned TO her
home in Dolores this morning. Miss
Relmear came in about week ago. to
see her father, j. p. Belmear, who Is
recovering from an operation, as well
as to visit friends and do little shop
ping. Miss Belmear is employed in
the bank at Dolores and this is her
FIRST vacation for two years.
II. r. Newell came in last night from
| a trip to Seattle and The northwest
| Engine No. G5 is displaying long :, cen
sireamers in honor of St Patrick S
birthday. thus celebrating "Dick's" re
turn and March II at The same time
MIR, Newell was absent about three
weeks.
l., w. Smith was an arrival from
Pagosa Springs last night. Mr.. Smith
was formerly county superintendent of
schools for Arcluleta county, and was
in the newspaper business for time
but managed to get away before being
entirely incurable? He's in the ranch
and cattle business at present. Mr.
Smith is staying over today
Mr.. and Mrs John D. Horn were in
town over night passing through II
their new home at Aztec. Mr.. horn
has recently established himself IN
the real estate business at Aztcc ard
his wife and children arrived from
Canon City last night to make their
home in that flourishine town. Mr.
Horn went as far as Alamos;l 10 N, ct
his family Tney went ont ON ;he
Red Apple this morning
The Misses Hollon and Ethel Gift
were in the city last night from Inca
to do some shopping for an import
ant ceremony soon to take place. A.
i. Clement. the formers fiancee. was
an ~ - bA Wv iFiii i''N fN'iiAiss =
from Portland Ore. and accompanied
the young ladies' TO Inca This morning.
We understand that there will be a
double wedding in the near future.
Harry Vassmer, the popular brakeman
on the Red Apple flyer, Is the other
groom-tobe.
II is to be hoped Durango will sue
ceed in landing one of the United
States fish hatcheries provided for in
the Guggenheim bill. Several of the
surrounding counties have joined in
sending strong letters TO our conercs.
sional delegation, both senators and
representatives. In this work many
OF our Democratic friends have been
as Jealous as Republicans. George
Weaver being especially active. II
Is work in which all can heartily
join.
The Herald is not in the employ of
the painters and paper hangers-in
fact there is not an advertisement