Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-01

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LOCAL NEWS.
From Mondays Daily.
Now for open primaries and an open
convention.
Attorney S. w. Carpenter of Man
cos was passenger east yesterday
morning.
Ms Hanford Miller went out TO
Kline yesterday to visit her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Greer
Mrs. Margaret Croker and daughter
Anna left for Denver this morning
to make their future home.
George Allen sent up some peaches
last week that would take the premium
in any country.
Fruit is arriving by the wholesale.
Now is the time for preserving. Fill
the cellar for the winter months.
Miss Martha Townsend, the primary
teacher at Hesperus, left for that burg
to resume her school duties this morn
ing.
Mrs. VIII Schutt and daughters of
Albuquerque were homeward bound
passengers this morning. They have
visited with Mrs. Mauding, Mrs.
Sehutts sister, since early in June.
C. r. Walters and C. d, Mahoney,
both officers In the Silyerton lodge
of the Western Federation of Miners,
were passengers to Telluride this
morning on business connected with
that order.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Gagg and son
are scheduled to arrive from Denver
tonight Phillip, the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Schmitt, who has been Wis
iting his grandparents in the capital
viii come with them
The Republicans acted wisely in
calling convention in time to give del
egates elected to the state convention
an opportunity of arranging affairs so
they can attend without Inconvenience.
Guy LaCoste, the private secretary
OF Senator Hughes, returned to Den.
yer this morning. Mr. LaCoste has
been in this section on political bust
ness.
Mrs. Rod S. Day and children Dor
othy and Donald left for their home
in Wagon Wheel Gap this morning.
They have been visiting relatives in
this section the past six weeks.
Mrs. d. r. Mckinney, who has been
visiting relatives in Pennington while
her husband was in the east making
his purchases for the fall and winter
trade, came home yesterday morning,
Rev. C. n. Root, former pastor of
the Free Methodist church at Bayfield,
left for his new circuit at Montrose
this morning. He conducted services
at the Free Methodist church here yes
terday.
Mrs. ]. c. Foster. mother of Mrs.
Becker and Mrs Mckinley left this
morning for a visit to Loveland, her
former home. She viii spend u few
weeks in Lincoln, Neb, before return
ing to Durango.
Mrs. Peterson and daughter, Miss
Ora and sons Paul and Harry left
for Denver yesterday where they will
make their future home. A large party
of friends were at the depot to bid
them farewell.
George Teis of the Mckinney Cloth
ing company accompanied his father
TO Ely, New, this morning. Mr.. Teis
will spend a month in that extensively
advertised place, British Columbia, be-
fore returning home.
Mrs. Burch, mother of Ray Burch.
Mrs. Frank Gabe and Mrs. August
Khlan went to Denver this morning
where she viii remain year If she
does not become too homesiek for
those attractive grandchildren in Du-
ango
Mrs. Hannah Onward, the efficient
county superintendent of Montezuma
county, who has been here attending
The institute. returned to Cortez yes
terday. She was the guest of Mrs.
X. b. Whitaker during her stay in the
city.
Judge Holbrook came in from Ala.
mosa last night and convened court at
s o'clock this morning as per report
in another column He departed for
Alamosa on the 9:15 train where he
hears some cases this evening.