Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-21

factory as could be expected Mr.. Ar
rington felt that he must be with her.
Mr.. A. Hahn and his popular daugh
ter. Miss Josephine departed for Den.
yer this morning. Mr.. Hahn will com
bine pleasure with business and Miss
Josephine anticipates plentiful
amount Of the former. Mrs. Hahn
will look after the business inter-
ests in their absence.
Mrs. George Gelsler came In from
Pine river yesterday. where she Wis
tied her daughters, the Mesdames
Wommer, Asher and Greathouse, and
this morning returned to her Mancos
home. Recently Mr.. and Mrs. Geisler
disposed Of their valuable ranch near
Bayfield, and purchased ranch near
Mancos.
George Grebbles OF the Chama land
company is here in the interests OF
the company he represents. The
Chama land company have secured
the old TERRA Amarillo land grant,
the second largest in the United
States and are selling it in small
tracts for fruit land and general ag.
riculture purposes.
Another child of Mr.. and Mrs. St.
John, was taken to Mercy hospital
this morning suffering with typhoid
fever Readers will remember the
notice of the death of an infant baby
of Mr. and Mrs. St John in yester-
days paper, and now this additional
sickness is hard blow. The Herald
trusts that good news will soon be
forthcoming.
The Globe Express window contains
a splendid collection OF artistically ar
ranged foliage and Towering plants
some of the latter were gifts of a
highly pleased patron of the office.
On account of the excellent service,
Manager Schmitt and his able corps Of
assistants give the public, they also re-
ceive many bouquets OF the verbal
variety.
Mrs. II. C. Waffle and Miss Eliza
beth Stilwell were arrivals last night
from Lawrence, Kansas on a visit to
their son and brother. Chas. %. Still
well proprietor of the Strater and one
of our best known business men, whom
they had not seen for more than 10
years. 1t was indeed happy reun-
ion. The ladies' will remain for sever,
al weeks.
Miss Kathryn Sullivan and her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Howard Sullivan of the
Sunset lumber company were guests
of Mrs. Robert Sloan yesterday. We'd
nesday night Miss Kathryn's sister.
Mrs. Maitland and her husband win
arrive from California to spend a cou-
pie of weeks with the Sullivan family
at the mill Ten years have elapsed
since the local members of the family
have seen Mr.. and Mrs. Maitland and
they are anticipating the visit with
great pleasure.
Matt Harrington and family return.
ed last night from most enjoyable
camping trip of 2 weeks duration. The
first week they visited Pagosa Sp's and
different points on the San Juan and
the last week they enjoyed Johnnie
tarrelrs incompatible hospitality. AS
a fisherman, Mr.. Harrington looked
SO good to the finny tribe that they
executed a marathon after his bait,
but Sunday the day before the party
returned home every trout in Pine
river, fittingly observed the day-no
even violating it by taking one bite
AS result Mr.. Harrington's friends
are listening to fish stories but not
dining on fish.
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With plenty evidence of having sam
pied the simple life and found it to
be all that 1t is recommended, Conduc-
tor and Mrs. McIiolland, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. S. Sloan. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Rob
erts and daughter Evadne, Miss Sci
lecks and Mrs. Snyder, sond an grand
son of Silverton, returned from that
justly celebrated fishing ground, the
Seven Pines in the Meadows above
Chama So many people had been
fishing there that during the first days
of their two weeks stay they had poor
luck but the last week they were
more than recompensed for those fail
ures. Business duties make 1t impos.
sible for Mr. Roberts to remain in
Durango more than ten days. Mrs.
Roberts and Evadne are planning q
1.-TWO months visit.