Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-28


Is very III In Pennsylvania and Mr..
Kent accompanied his wife this far
on her way east. He returns to Farm
ington tonight.
Sheriff Clarke went out on the east.
ern this morning with Hazel Roberts,
sentenced to q term in the girls In
dustrial school at Morrison, for incor'
rigibility.
EP. Arthur Jr. came In from Grip
pie Creek last night and left for Man
cos this morning with Judge A s.
Frost. where he will do survey work
on the judges mining property on
East Mancos.
Mrs. II. B. Wallace was guest of
the Palace last night from Dolores
passing through to spend several
months at her old home in Kentucky.
She may decide to remain east until
next spring.
w. N Norton returned last evening
from Santa Fe, where he had a suit
in the supreme court, involving irriga-
tlon questions. Mr.. Norton was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. d. X. Nc
Kinney, today, and leaves for his home
in Pennington this evening.
Mrs. w. G. Otton and children and
Miss Mamie Buchanan went to Hes
'perus this morning for two weeks
camping trip in the La Platas. where
Mr.. Otton has cottage. The latter
went overland this morning with sup
plies and all the furnishings
The inference in the morning paper
that Durango's water supply is I'm
pure is libel. At different times
the aldermen have had analyses made
from both hydrants and reservoir and
both were found to be pure. Durango
has the best water in the world
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Mrs. e. Palmer, mother Of H. n
Palmer, fireman on the eastern, Is
staying at the Palace for a few days
Mrs. Palmer arrived from Chama last
night This IL her first visit to Du'
range for some twenty-five years, and
she finds many changes in the town
during that time.
w. C. Ferguson, manager of the
Calumet Fuel company, Mrs Fergu
son and Miss Helen Wright came in
from Denver last night The ladies
will remain some time. Today they
went up to the mine for few days
visit and later will leave for fishing
trip on Bear creek.
The friends of Mrs Ellen Gallottl
are giving her hearty welcome after
an absence of over year. Mrs. Gal
lOtti visited friends in Kansas, Mis-
souri,. Canada and Colorado. She en-
JOycu Hef outih6, puA sdyo ohc 10 Sioe
to be back in Durango again.
o.
w II. Lockhart was in from Floridf
mesa today. The only topic of dis
cussion on the Pastorius end of the
mesa is the water question To have
an irrigation district or not to have
lint an he for a
about just now. Every one will be
pleased to have the matter settled.
Robert d. Graham, the Masonic lee
turer, delivered an eloquent address
last evening to the Masons of the
city. While no one but members OF
the order were allowed to be present
the attendance was large and the audi.
ence deeply Interested. This morning
Mr.. Graham left for Pagosa Springs
Some elegant peaches are coming
up these days from Pennington. show
ing the early reports of little damage
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cha-d is said to be loaded down and
for weeks has been shipping early
fruit and now the lucious peaches are
being paced cn the market. Mr.. AL.
len knows how to sort ana pack fruit
and receive the highest market price.
There are few others doing like
wise, but the big majority fall down
when 1t comes to sizing and packing
and therefore do not receive the same
results.
Frank Conner returned last evening
from Detroit. where he attended the
annual convention of the Elks. De.
troit is a beautiful city, and the local
Elks surely showed the visitors good
time. The lake resorts are all in full
swing, and there is boating and sail
Ing and all sorts of pleasures one may
take in If SO inclined. The entertain.
ment committee was interchangeable
and kept the visitors going. OF course
tho Duranyoites kent IN with tha nro.