Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-11-21

st. Marks Guild will meet with Mrs.
H. A. Lingenfelter. 655 Third avenue,
Friday afternoon al 3 O'Clock.
Attorney 8. W. Carpenter was an ar.
rival from Mancos last night and is in
The city today, on legal business.
Denver attorney, is here on business
with the district court Came in last
| night.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. ODonnell came
in from Oxford last night and are in
the city on bushes. Mr.. O'Donnell
is secretary for the Oxford Land and
Townsite company.
| Senator s. ]. Burris. came In from
| Pueblo on last nights eastern Mr..
| Burris is heavily Interested in the In
cas- and other properties in the La
Platas. and went up to Comstock this
morning.
l.. C. Updyke. the photographer. was
a passenger to Mancos this morning
on a brief business trip. The firm will
be located in their new place of bust
ness In the La Plata county bank
| building, by Dec. 1.
Thos Graham, who is in the meat
| market business at Alamosa, was in
| the city last night on his way to Sill
| verton. to look around In view to es.
tablishing similar business in that
city. Mr. Graham continued to Sill.
verton this morning.
A very large crowd Of Hesperus peO-
pie were in town yesterday to attend
the funeral OF Billy Lewis. who not
only had wide acquaintance, but was
| liked by every one who knew him.
| Many of the visitors returned home
| last night but a number left on this
mornings train
Mrs. Matt Harrington writes from
| Denver where she Is recuperating af-
ter her recent illness, that she is get.
| ting stronger every day. and is now
able to eat anything she may fancy.
Mrs. Harrington says she is having
such a fine time that she thinks she
will remain all winter Durango
friends are pleased to know she is
| getting along 80 well.
w. H. t0ckhart, manager of the Pas
torius interests in La Plata county
| departed for Denver this morning. The
fall work on the big ranch is now
completed and Mr.. Lockhart will
probably remain in Denver and Colo
RADIO Springs for the winter Mrs
Lockhart, who Is recuperating from
the effects of recent operation. Is
getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haskell left
for their former home in Bowling
Green. Wis, this morning. They
came down yesterday from Silverton
where Mr. Haskell has been superin-
tendent of the Highland Mary mine,
which is now shut down for the win.
ter. Mr.. Haskell will have charge of
a glass factory at Bowling Green, for a
company for whom he worked in the
| past.
l a.
| J. A. Mcleod, for many years a resi-
dent OF San Juan county, where he
WAS in the mercantile business most
OF the time, came in this morning on
the Red Apple train with his daughter,
Miss Anna from Aztec. where he has
been visiting former friends, and look.
ing after his business interests, for
few weeks Mr. and Miss Mcleod
morning.
Miss Lillian Plunkett was return
ing passenger to her home in Del Norte
last night. Miss Plunkett spent the
past four months visiting Mrs. Harve,
Shawyer at Pennington. She said this
morning she had a delightful time
during her stay, and had enjoyed every
minute of II. She found the Indian.
very interesting, and visited the res
ervation and attended the recent faii
al Shiprock. Mrs. Shawyer accompa
MED her giest to Durango few day,
ago, and will remain for few day.
longer on q visit TO her mother, Mrs
Marguerite Ward.
Yesterday morning c. G. hurry, /.
brakeman on the Pagosa Spring,
branch smashed two fingers on hi,
left hand almost to pulp at Sunetha
while loading steel rails on a car Mr.
hurry and another man whose nam,
We did not learn were throwing tn,
rails into the car. when the latte
dropped his end too soon. The heav,
rail fell with all Its weight on Mr.. Muir
rvs fingers. His hand was dressed a
the Junction and will get along al
right The bones were not broken.
Dick Murphy, brakeman rupniul