Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-21

through San Juan county. New Mexico.
Mr.. Gillette went ont on he eastern
said II was his first trip here and ne
had enjoyed II very much. He con
siders this section has a great future
and expressed himself as well pleased
with the country, especially the Prev.
;iti pastures.
Arrangements are being made for
the annual La Plata Sunday School
association meeting which will be held
May JIG and II.
Miss Annie Davis returned to her
home in Thompsons Park This morn
ing, after visit with her sister, Mrs.
William schaffer. for n few days.
| Homer Reynolds aud son, w. T. Rey.
nolds, returned from visit to Cripple
Creek Saturday night and continued
to their home at Aztec Sunday morn
ing.
The district conference of the Metho
dist church South Will be held at Ce.
dar Hin this week commencing Thurs
day and will last three days. closing
Sunday with sermon morning and
evening.
O.
Captain and Mrs. J. w Arbuc1le
OF the Salvation Army went out on the
Red Apple train this morning TO Az
ice and Pennington on business trip
for the good of the army. They ex
pect to return Thursday evening.
Miss Anna Wakelin arrived last ev.
ening from Denver TO spend week
with her mother, Miss Wakelin made
the trip on business and is taking ad-
vantage of being in town to have
brief visit with her Durango friends
as well as the folks.
Mr. and Mrs. X. G.. McRae were pas.
sensers TO Hesperus yesterday morn
ing, where Mr. McRae takes charge OF
the school as principal Miss Town
send has the primary department. M
and Mrs. AlcItao have ranch at Kline
and drove in from their country home
on Saturday.
Reference Is made in another part
OF the paper to the departure of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Court, formerly of
New Orleans, who went out on the
eastern today. Instead of returning to
he south, Mr.. and Mrs. Court left for
Chicago and thence to New York, to
go on later TO Germany and Russia.
Mr.. Court has recently been appointed
European manager for the factories OF
the International Harvesting company,
which necessitates his residence
abroad Living in a foreign country
for few years, al least. should prove
interesting and enjoyable.
Attorney A, NJ. Emieh of Pagosa
oP ili-H 10 III over llEuL,
arriving on last nights eastern from
Denver, whence he accompanied his
wife early last week. MIR. Emigh had
a business appointment with client
in Chama, and not finding the LAT
ter there, came on to Durango with
similar success. This morning he de
parted for his home at Pagosa Springs
Mrs Emlgh will remain in Denver for
lives.
j. Lahroy Slusher, j. Fl. Frederick,
]. b. Baum, Carl Anderson, l.. d. Har-
per and Charles II. Brown. who have
been in the city and vicinity a few
days looking around. returned 10 Den
yer yesterday morning. Saturday they
took an auto ride up the valley and
stayed over at the Springs for an hour
or so. They departed much pleased
with the country. Mr. Brown. who Is
general manager of the Empire Realty
company. returns to Durango in a few
days with his wife and will make his
home here.
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The Durango Meat & Grocery com
pany is tho name of the firm that
win occupy quarters with the Durango
Mercantile and Trading company the
parties directly Interested being h. l..
Alexander, Jacob Hargeshimer and NJ.
X Conroy are wen known In Durango,
The first mentioned being with the
Fulton market many years and Mr.
Conroy the well known milk man. As
soon as the ear of groceries now on