Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-28

LOCAL NGWS-
rron Aonday's Daily.
Durango ball club goes to Telluride
= week from Saturday to play Telm-
ride on Aug. z,
Raleigh Bailreich left for Mancos
and towns IN the Montczuma valley
this morning. He is representing the
interests OF Golfers Weekly.
Miss Rose Tulley left this morning
for her home in Denver after pleas
ant visit OF about Ave weeks with Mrs.
Thomas H. Tulley and family
Sheriff John Clarke returned last
evening from Montrose, with c. G,
johnson, the man arrested there few
days ago for passing worthless checks
In Durango.
Mrs.. James Otis and children, who
have been camping for the past month
above Hermosa. returned on the train
this morning, getting off at Animas
City.
Miss Nellie Coyne was an arrival
on the Red Apple train this morning
from Pennington to spend week
with Durango friends. Miss Coyne
lives on the Laplata.
Dave Cunningham passed through
from Silverton this morning to the
La Sale mountains In Utah. Tie went
over the Southern this morning to Cor
tez, and thence overland.
Miss Mary McIIugh left for hei
home in Delta this morning to spend
a couple of weeks with her parents
Miss McHugh is one of the nurses al
Mercy hospital.
w s. Wallace of sugar beet fame
who is interested in lands and irriga
ton propositions in San Juan county
passed through from Pennington this
morning to his home in Grand juno
ton.
X. ]. Doyle, brother of Jimmy Doyle
and superintendent OF the Mancos
properties, came in from Mancos Sat
urday night and is In the city for 9
day or two for change from the ever
lasting hills.
Mrs. Joe Prewitt and daughter, Mis-.
Helen. returned from Bayfield, last ev
ening. where they spent n few day.
with Mrs. Mel Springer. The ladiei
will stay over week or two befor,
returning to Denver.
Alex Allan. bookkeeper for the FRS
National bank OF Silverton, spent Sun
s>v with his family In Durango The,
are making their home here on &C
count Of Mrs. Allan's health. She find
the altitude of silverton rather try
ing.
The rain Sunday was considerabl,
scattered. Missed the upper Animai
valley. took in Durango. left out tn,
middle Florida section, rained hard a
Oxford. some at Allison and Tiffany
poured this side of Pagosa Springs
and also heavy shower at Pennington
8. G. Swigart Of Cortez was in tn,
city last night to meet Mr. and Mrs
Leo Vincit who came in from Den
yer with their son and daughter. The!
all left via the Southern this morning
for Cortez where the vincits will wish
Mr.. Swigart.
Arthur Peterson left for the Toma
hawk mine at La Plata City this morn
ing, after about ten days at home
An liberated tooth and tonsilitis KEEP
him busy while he was here. One IL
usually enough to take care Of Ar
sthur said he was about all right AGAR
this morning.
]. H. Philo was passenger to Pa
gosa Springs this morning for three
weeks outing on account OF his health
Mr.. Philo is just recovering from q
long illness, and went to the Springs
to recuperate. We trust the change
will complete the good work already
begun.
w. R. Hall and Charles Kiel. the
surveyor. went to lgnacio today. Mr.
Hall was here looking up the titles
to some lands that have recently been
sold In the new townsite. Much OF
the land plated has already been
sold. and before long there will be a
flourishing town in existence.