Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-25

him with something tasty anu uura
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business trip, writes that he has seen
w G. White. who was recently oper-
ated on, and that he is getting along
fine. This is pleasing news for Du
range friends. Mr.. Hahn's daughter,
Miss Josephine, accompanied her
father to Denver for an outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Fields and
children came up from Aztec this
morning to spend few days with
Mr. and Mrs j. w. Jarvis.
Register Charlton is going to rus
ticate the coming week on the upper
Florida and Pine. viii have his ma.
chine and be able to cover lot of
territory.
A F. Hood goes to Silverton this
evening TO embalm the body of Mrs
E. w. Hunt who died quite suddenly
this morning. This Indicates the re-
mains will be shipped east for burial
Hon. John A Martin, congressman
Pueblo last night to attend the Demo
cratic meetings and the banquet at
which he will be the principal speak
er, this evening.
Miss Lila Folsom, Miss Florence
Beatty and the two Folsom boys left
for Pennington last evening to take
part in the Free Methodist camp meet
ings which start there Sunday. Mrs
Ida Wales and several other Durango
ladies are figuring on attending later
| Remember. the Durango pall team
goes to Silverton tomorrow to play
the Telluride boys, train leaving
promptly at 1925. The game being on
neutral grounds should prove very in
teresting. Telluride has no doubt
hooked up" for the occasion. but Du
range boys will give them a run fol-
their money just the same.
| Mrs. Fred Kuster, sister of Mrs
Charles Fleck OF the Savoy hotel, ant
her two little daughters, Erma ant
Edna, arrived from Salt Lake last ev
ening on a visit Mrs. kuster was
unable to attend her niece's funeral
so came on to Durango as soon as
circumstances SO shaped themselve:
as to permit of her doing so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kermode and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. William Coch
rane went up to the Orc Elmo mine
yesterday. Messrs. Kermode ant
Cochrane came down to NEE
their families a day or twC
ago, the latter arriving from
Wyoming night before last The fam
lilies will spend the summer at the
mine, and probably move down to Du
range wnen school begins.
| Judge G. A. Pike, Mrs. Pike and
Miss Sharley were outgoing passen
gers on this mornings eastern. They
were bound for the Atlantic coast, the
rugged shores of Maine. where they
will visit friends and relatives in Port
land and Hiram and take in all the
pleasures which the seaside affords
The doctor thinks that n change to
sea level will restore the Judge 10
health and strength again. The ocean
is surely a great health restorer and
the change of scene and attitude will
doubtless work wonders. The tray
elers expect to return in September
Sam Sloan and Gus Roberts return
| ed from trip through San Juan
county yesterday. Mr.. Roberts looked
as II he had been through a strenuous
experience, but his only comment was
1t was trifle warm" 1t appears
that Sam played chaperone, and took
Gus down to Pennington on Wednes.
day evening to show him the country
Thursday, they spent in travelling
some sixty miles or so through the
torrid regions. in order for Mr.. Rob
erts to see the many changes in the
country. He saw all right, but he said
he didn't think the climate had chang.
ed much! There are others of the
same opinion.
The water committees of tho c,ty