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


IS an expert accountant. who has been
employed here the past week or So
Mrs, r.. L.. Sanders and granddaugh
Ter. Ruth 5pargo. were outgoing pas
sengers on the Southern this morning
10 their home In Maneos. They came
In Monday TO attend to some business
matters.
Mrs. S. A. Sheek and daughter, Mrs.
Matte Coppinger. left for their home
at Mancos this morning. The ladies'
were here 10 spend the Fourth with
the formers granddaughter, Mrs
James Holmes.
Mrs J. N. Burnett and children re-
turned this morning from Pennington,
where they spent the Fourth with Mrs.
Herman Moss. Mrs. Burnett said they
had a delightful visit, and Pennington
Is very much alive.
n - Iution, WHO HIS DeeU III pu-
range several days on business per
tanning to his interests in the county,
departed for his home in Denver today.
Mr.. Hutton has "a number of irriga-
lion projects on hand.
-
Stock Inspector Sam Etheridge de-
parted for a round of visits to the
towns along the line of the Southern,
OIL business pertaining to his office.
He expects to take in Rico and Tellu.
ride before returning.
MIR. and Mrs, Will Hart and daugh.
ter, Miss Hazel, are home again from
Riverside, where they spent the Fourth
with Mr.. and Mrs Ed Hendricks. Mr.
Hart returned yesterday morning, but
the ladies stayed over until today.
r. L.. Quirk, Frank Conner and Jack
Mckinnon departed this morning for
Detroit where they will take in the big
lIlls convention, which lasts from July
il-l6. The gentlemen win join the
Denver lodge and make the trip with
them
Mrs. NJ. A. Cooper and children went
10 Denver this morning to spend the
summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper came
up from Pennington. where they spent
The winter. several days ago Mr.. Coo
per, who is in the sheep business,
leaves today for the summer range
near Needleton.
Ernest d. Walton, who has been in
the city several days on account of the
illness of his grandmother, Mrs Mary
Salmhofer, who is at Mercy hospital
recovering from an operation, depart
ed for Alamosa today. where he is a
boiler maker apprentice for the d. &
X. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Ball, son
Roeland and Miss Lena Morse went
up to the Idaho mine yesterday. Mr..
Ball made the trip on business and
the family accompanied him for the
outing. 1t was glorious day and a
delightful trip
Virgil Cooper, formerly of Pagosa
Springs. came in on the Red Apple
this morning from Aztec, where his
mother and sisters now reside, and
passed through TO Dolores on a bust.
ness trip. Miss Marvie, his younger
sister. is now visiting friends in Pa
eoaa Springs.
A postcard from Miss Charlotte Han.
no says that she was in Leyden for
the festival celebrating the 335th an.
niyersary of the Leyden university.
The celebration lasted all week with
the old city in festive array. One of
the events OF the week was the stu
dents masquerade. the costumes be.
festival is celebrated once in ten years.
D.
Prof Ernest Feichtinger departed
for Colorado Springs this morning to
Join the Elk special which leaves over
the Burlington for Detroit. The Colo.
RADIO Springs lodge has band of forty
TWO pieces they will take along and
Prof. Feichtinger will play in the band.
Mr. and'Mrs. X. c. Prewitt came in
on the Red Apple train this morning
from Pennington They left Durango
| several days ago for visit to the
ranch at the pastures, and they went
on to Farming IN to attend the fu-
neral of the late William Paxton. which
occurred Saturday. Herald readers
will remember the sad circumstances
OF Mr.. PaXton's death. He was drown.
ed in an irrlgating ditch while walk.
ing in his sleep.