Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-29

week, 30 they returned just In time to
rest from the journey, before Roswell's
school duties commence. The latter
was manner for his grandfather, Har-
of Roswell. N. NJ, was named.
Attorney w. N. Searcy was An ar
rival from Denver on last nights east
Silyerton this morning.
Miss Lillian Eggleston, the teacher
of the Hood school on the lower Flo
rida. is the guest of Miss Emily Wood
while attending the institute.
Mrs. Vineyard, now located in Sill
verton, is visiting her friends in the
Animas valley. At present she is the
guest of Mrs. J. S. d. Hopkins OF
Hermosa.
| John MacLean, superintendent OF
the Shenandoah-Dives properties at
Howardsville, in San Juan county,
passed through from Silverton this
morning to Denver.
this morning from Denver, where he
put in a week or two on business. He
| is the guest of the Palace today, de-
parting for home on this evenings
train.
La Plata county can be redeemed
for the Republican party if the lead
| ers will cater to the rank and file and
lions. We had enough of vest-pocket
affair in the state convention of two
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. White and sis
ter returned last evening from a camp
ing and fishing trip in the vicinity of
Telluride. They report splendid
time They departed for their home
| HI GeTlu lulS DlOTIlHBs
W. ID. Lee, general manager of the
Rio Grande Southern, was in the city
over night from Ridgway. Mr.. Lees
two sons, Haines and Elliott, who have
been visiting their sister, Mrs. w. s.
Pickerill during their vacation, left
for Denver this morning.
Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Miller were
arrivals from Aztec this morning
where the former is pastor of the M.
E. church (South). Rev. Miller is
on his way to attend conference in
at Kline until his return. They drove
out to Kline today.
J. C. Braun, formerly of Pagosa
Springs. now located in Globe, Ariz
passed through this morning from
Pennington to Pagosa. Mr.. Braun was
much impressed with San Juan coun
ty, this being his first trip. He ex
! ptSto W opthu o'NCidl ddy Visiting
friends in Pagosa Springs before con
tinuing to Arizona.
Mrs. John +. Bell and daughter
Miss Frances, returned this morning
from Pagosa Springs, where they spent
a few days very pleasantly. Mrs. NJ
S. Cooke, who went over on the same
train, will remain few days longer
and will Join his wife at Pagosa or
his way back.
Miss Agnes Croker came up from
the Shiprock Indian school on this
mornings train. Her mother, Mrs
Margaret Croker, leaves in the morn
ing for Denver where she expects Il
make her home in the future Mrs
Croker will keep house for her daugh
ter, Miss Nora. who is stenographel
for the Colorado Southern railroad
A e. Arlington, who came ovel
| iIoHl MouteZuHud county wednesday
spending yesterday in the Animas val
ley, returned home via the Rio Grands
Southern this morning He expects tt
winter in La Plata county, coming
over the first of October. During the
summer he has placed about thirty
acres under cultivation besides fenc
ing fifty acres. He has ordered LOOT
trees which will be set out next spring
Mrs. Gus Roberts and daughter
Evadne, who have been here visiting
relatives and friends for, a couple OF
months, departed for their home in
Nampa, Ida, this morning. They will
stay over in Denver for a few days
on their way, for last brief visit with
Mrs. Sam Sloan before she continues
east. 1t has been very pleasant to
see Mrs. Roberts again and her friends
all feel that her visit has ended toe
soon. They wish her pleasant jour.
ney and trust that she will return IL
Durango in the near future.
~ II Nfitphal1 tha Tfipidad steaot