Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-03

| to their home In Telluride today after
| spending the holidays with their rel
| atives in Durango.
Harry Wilson, who has been here
| for the Christmas vacation. departed
to resume his studies at Boulder uni.
versity this morning
NJ. o. Brown, the Archuleta county
| cattle man, was an arrival from Pa
gosa Springs last night, and is stay
ing over in town today.
In round numbers, some ninety
thousand boxes of apples passed
| through Durango from San Juan coun-
ty, New Mexico, this fall
j. w. Reagan left this morning to
visit his family and will probably
spend short vacation in California
alter reporting to his superiors
Philip and Gus Gilbert came in last
| night from Dix to attend the funeral
of John Goeglein, which took place
at 2 O'Clock today at the Lutheran
church
Miss Annie Davis was an outgoing
passenger on the eastern this morning
to Denver to visit her sister, Mrs. C.
w. Wells, during the apple and stock
show.
j. b. Patterson Of the Arlington
hotel in Pagosa Springs was in the
city last night on his way to Silver
ton. Mr.. Patterson continued his
journey on this mornings train.
c. II. Rudy the CorteZ banker, came
in on last nights Southern and con.
| tinued to Denver on business trip
today. Mr.. Rudy will take in the
apple show, while in the state capital
E. P. Reynolds came in from Para
dox, Colo, on last nights train on
visit to the Thompsons at Perin's. Mr.
Reynolds went up to the mine this
| morning.
Mrs. E. l.. Myers and daughter. Miss
Gertrude. who have been visiting at
torney and Mrs. l.. E. Smith. returned
n thair hnu,o In fc tps
Mr.. and Mrs Smith accompanied them
for visit.
Joe Prewitt is home again from
trip to Newburyport, Mass, where he
visited Charles Thurlow Mr.. Prev
lit stayed over a couple of days in
Denver with his family. on his way
back.
Col. B. B. Calvin passed through to
Denver this morning to spend the
winter. For a number of years. Col
Calvin has made 1t a practice to put
in the winter months in a less strenu.
Gus climate.
Mrs. ]. ]. Weigmann and children
were outgoing passengers on the
Sc rthern this morning to Grand juno
ton, to join Mr.. Weigmann, who has
a fourishing jewelers. business there
Mis-. Weigmann has been visiting her
relatives here for some time. coming
in from Telluride. the family's former
home.
Manager c. r. Hopkins of the tele-
phone company. went out on the east
ern this morning to meet his wife, who
spent Christmas with her mother In
Pueblo, and returns on this evenings
| train. Mr. Hopkins had with him a
very handsome grip. which was his
Christmas present from the office EN-
ployes.
Misses Jennie and frankie Hood,
who have been in Durango for the
Christmas holidays, were outgoing
| passengers on the eastern this morn.
ing. Miss Jennie returned to her
studies at the Denver university. and
Miss frankie to her school at Hill
rose, little town about ninety-five
niles northeast OF Denver on the Bur
lington. Miss Hood says she likes
the work very much inded.
| -
Mr.. and Mrs. Ress Philips were in
the city over night on their way from
Denver to their home in Mancos. Mrs.
Philips was returning from a visit to
her old home in Geneva, Neb. Mr..
Philips meeting her In Denver. Mrs.
Philips said that while 1t is cold In
Colorado 1t S not to be compared TO
the Nebraska cold She found It al
most impossible to keep even fairly
comfortable, the air was so penetrat.
ing. No amount Of clothing could re.
sist the cold winds. Mr.. Philips is
forest supervisor for the Mancos dis
trct.
Miss Ethel Gift. who has been In