Semi-weekly herald., 1910-03-24
From Tuesdays Daily.

l.. NJ. Sutton, who Is Interested in
the Carey act lands at Ignacio. was
an arrival from Denver last night.
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
+, Rice of Cedar Hill was operated on
today at ochsner hospital for EYE trou.
Bile.
Mrs. james A. Duff and Miss Hattie
Locke came up from Huntington yes
ierday and az. guests OF the Savoy to-
day.
W b. Markley came up from Farm
ington last night and is visiting his
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Todd
for few days
II. L. Ellis was a passenger on the
Red Apple line today TO Aztec. Mr.
Ellis arrived last night from Leadville,
and is land seeker
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X. G. Young OF Oklahoma City, and
Alex. Miller and wife OF Cresbard. S.
d.. were arrivals on last nights east-
ern and went TO Farmington this mora.
ing 10 look around
j.. X Roe, the Silverton pioneer,
who was In Animas Forks as early as
1855. is in town for day or two
from Pennington.
Mrs. +. J.. Chase returned last even.
Ing from a lengthy trip to New York
and Chicago and points between. 1t
was delightful vacation and was as
beneficial as pleasant.
Mrs. III. A. Gilmour WAS In the city
over night from Flora Vista, return.
Ing home today. Her daughter. Miss
Maggie, who has been in town for a
day or two, accompanied.
w. A. Carson and r. G. Carson came
mp from Farmington this morning after
a brief visit at home. and went out to
Bear Creek today where they have
mining interests.
Mrs. q. 10. Martin of Chaqna. who
has been In the city for couple of
days having dental work done. went to
Griffith this morning to spend a few
days with relatives. Mrs. X S. Meade
OF Animas City accompanied her.
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Mrs Thomas Tulley and son. Thom.
as Kane, returned last evening from
an extended visit in Texas, and points
In the south. Mrs. Tulley looks much
better for the trip which was pleasant
and at the same time, beneficial,
Mrs. +. C. johnson of Chama and
Mrs. A. A. I.orimor OF the same placa
departed for home today after pleas.
ant visit with Durango friends, Mrs.
Charles Moore. Mrs. J. r. Ball, Mrs
{. A. Cooper, and Miss Edith B. Nj
Young.
Durango ts becoming quite an auto.
mobile town. In addition to the Ritter
machine which arrived last week there
Is carload, five, on the way and ex-
pecied most any day Be q long time
before a newspaper editor owns one
although he probably needs one more
Than any one.
ME- and Mrs. James Carroll left for
their home at La Plata this morning
after a brief stay in town. Mr.. Car
rclfs fall of one hundred and f,fty
feet down shaft of the Idaho mine
is one of the most remarkable escapes
from serious injury or death that has
ever been on record. Readers of The
Herald VIII remember the accident
which occurred some time in January
Brigadier George Wood. divisional
officer of the Salvation Army. who has
been In the city for couple of days
on visit to the local corps, departed
Tor Trinidad today. Three hundred
people listened to the brigadier's ser.
mon Sunday morning. One convert
was added TO the army. Brigadier
Wood makes his home in HI Paso.
Tex.
NJ. Nj. Kirk. proprietor of the Log
Cabin hotel at La Plata CITY is in
town today, on business. The stage
road from Hesperus to La Plata CITY.
which has been impossible on account
OF The heavy SHOWS was opened up
sunday. and the stage commenced Its
regular run yesterday The outlook
Tor mining in the La Platas is unusual
~ bright. Mining men are looking for
long season this year.
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Miss NJ. Lemmond of Chama is in
Durango and vicinity on "A weeks va.
caiion. The young lady has been rus
iicatine at Trimble for a day or two,
attending The dance there on the 17tb
She also took in the Ute dance al Ig
nacio last week. Today, Miss Lem
mond is spending the day in town.