Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-28

Sunday.
| e. X. Fields OF La lara was in
the city over night on the way to
Pennington.
| II. E. Burdick, the civil engineer,
made trip to the La Platas this
morning, via the Southern.
| w. r. Hall who came in Tuesday
evening for the Elk initiation cere-
monies returned to Ignaclo this morn
ing.
w. II. Tritz was an arrival last night
from Cortez and is staying over in
Durango for a couple of days ON his
way east.
Fred Balloon is home again after a
| three weeks absence in the Alamosa
district He had all the blockade he
wanted, and more.
| j. w. Hopper, familiarly known as
Jimmie" travelling engineer for the
| ID. 4 X. G., was in Durango on bust
ness and left for Chama this morn
ing.
Mrs. W. X Bsaydon and daughter
Margaret came down on the morning
train from Silverton to visit her
mother and brother for a couple of
days.
Jack Goulding made a flying trip
to Durango last night from Flora Wis
ia, returning home this morning Came
to look up advance styles for his new
Easter bonnet.
Myers Skeen, for some time brake
man on the Silverton passenger, who
has returned from a lengthy trip east,
went to Alamosa this morning, to run
on the standard GAUGE.
DIR. ID. ID. Stetson of Park View, n
NJ, was a returning passenger on to.
the number initiated into the mys-
teries of the Elks Wednesday night.
ties in the southwestern corner of
Colorado, and also including San Juan
county, n. NJ, is alive and very much
SO There isn't going to be any fu-
neral over our remains, just yet. Not
II we know it!
Rest up by attending church tomor
row. Every denomination is represent
ed in our city and sure an hour on
the Sabbath listening to Father Gala |
nan. Rector Doggett, or some one of
the other pastors will do one good.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Elliott and fam
lily left this morning for their home
in Guthrie. Okla. They stayed over
yesterday in Durango on account Ct
the weather being bad on the range,
and fearing they could moi get through.
Mrs. E. y. Beach went out on the
Southern this morning, bound for her
home in La Plata City. Mrs. Beach
came down from La Plata about ten
days ago. on a visit to Mrs. w, B
Wheeler.
Mrs j. s. thurman and little daugh-
morning Mrs. thurman has been in
town for about two months for
change, and returned to the ranch in
time for the spring work.
w. A. Stewart, manager of the Val
ley View Mining company. whom we
have learned TO know recently as a
fluent and able speaker, left for the
La Platas this morning, His brother
Richard accompanied him.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gaines came
in last night from oxford and are
spending couple OF udyS III TOWN..
Mrs. Gaines nephews, Jack and Jim
Turner, came down on the morning
train from Hermosa this morning to
spend the day.
T. T. Lloyd came in last night from
Salt Lake and left for Hesperus this
| morning. Mr.. Lloyd said he was snow
bound at Pueblo, and had to come
| around by way of Ridgway. He ex-
poets to remain for the present, at
least for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ismay and fam
ily arrived last night from Canon City,
and continued TO Dolores this morning
| where they will make their home in
future. Mr.. Ismay made trip through
the Montezuma valley about a month
ago, and liked the country so much
he decided to locate there.
| T. j. Crowds, superintendent of the
Tomahawk mine in the La Platas, left
for the mine this morning. II. NJ,