Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-08
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Attorney B. W. Ritter was passen-
ger to Denver yesterday morning on
hueiness in the federal courts.
j. d. Fisher. OF siiverton, came
down Saturday and is a guest of the
strater for day or two.
c. o. Klepser, one of the engineers
OF the Pioneer Construction company,
is In from camp at Falfa. for a day
or two before leaving for the east.
Jim German OF the plumbing firm of
German & Rivers. went to Mancos this
morning to do some contract work.
Thos II. Kelley, manager OF the May
Day, came down from the La Platas
yesterday and is staying over today
on business
r. L. h1tOiiub fCit ioi hib hoiiC III
Colorado Springs this morning after
a few days visit to his land interests
or the Florida mesa.
d. NJ Estes and James Brown OF
Kansas City, Mo-, were in town Sat
urday night on their way to Bluff
City, TO operate in the oil fields.
James Cole. Carl Thompson, G. Baus-
man and the Misses Della and Carrie
Bausman, are guests of the Savoy
They came down from Silverton yes
terday to attend the Elk Memorial
services. The party will return home
on this evenings train
Mrs. G. F. Hayes and little daugh-
ter. Alice, were guests OF the Palace
last night on their way to Dolores to
spend few weeks with the formers
sister. Mrs. James Bankston. Mrs.
Hayes went out on the Southern this
morning.
r. L. Vineyard and his mother were
outgoing passengers on yesterdays
eastern. Bobbie came down from Sill
verton Saturday morning and Joined
Mrs. vinyard here. The latter has
been visiting friends in this vicinity
for some time. and departed yesterday
for San Antonio, Tex, to spend the
winter. Bobbie was on his way to Old
Mexico
w. E. Lowe Of silvertop was a Du-
range visitor over Sunday.
F. A. Irwin, the Bayfield, banker,
spent Sunday with relatives in Duran.
go.
DIR. Brewington was in the city last
night from Ignacio on brief busi-
ness trip.
q. T. Foster and H. A. Dunsher came
up last night from Aztec and returned
this morning.
District Attorney George w. Lane
left yesterday morning for Salida on
an absence OF about two weeks, on
legal business.
Mel Springer. H. G. Turman and F..
G. Irwin were In from Bayfield, Satur-
day night on a flying trip. They re-
turned Sunday morning.
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Judge c. A. Pike. and Court Steno-
graper C. E. Peters went to Silverton
last night. where court convened this
morning. The criminal cases were con-
tlnued until next term, on account OF
the absence Of the district attorney.
Deputy Coroner Ray Goodman has
received word from relatives of the
late DR.. Reeves johnson living In De-
troit. and the body will be shipped to
that city for burial tomorrow or next
day.
Alderman John Harmon who was op-
Grated on few days ago at Mercy hos.
pital, and has been In dangerous
condition for couple of days. is q
little better today, although not yet
out OF danger Judge lannon's many
friends in this city trust that he will
soon be out Of danger.
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Judge Parkinson and son. Phil. are
expecting their daughter and sister,
Miss Bessie Parkinson, to arrive in Du-
range this evening. Miss Parkinson
has spent the past few years in Eu-
rope. coming direct from London to
Durango.
The hilsl around Durango which
seem so bleak and bare are really Ma.
lures storehouses and treasures rich
are there and the land along the val
leys are full of wealth untold and the
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