Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-19

weeks visit with friends. In Rock,
Ford they found the same delightful
weather We are having In the south
west. but In Pueblo a terrific snow
storm was raging.
From Fridays Daily.)
Sam Ethridge went to Amargo this
morning on official business.
Miss Slattery came down from Sill
verton this morning to spend a few
days with Durango friends.
George Mcclellan is down from the
May Day mine for a few days, inter.
viewing the dentist.
Mrs. Hans Aspaas returned to Ig-
naclo this morning after brief shop.
Ping trip to town.
Roy C. Way came down from Sill
verton last night for few days change
to lower altitude.
NJ NJ. Engleman was an arrival from
Pennington last evening on his way
east
A NJ. Reed, formerly postmaster at
SilvertOn. passed through last evening
from Denver to pack his goods. pre-
raratory to leaving Silverton.
Walter Mcconnell. well known
business man of Pagosa Springs, left
for home this morning, after a few
days in town. visiting the dentist.
William Wetenhall. clerk at the Ig-
nacio Indian school. was a Durango
visitor last evening. Mr.. Wetenhall
returned on this mornings train.
Senator John j. Harris came in on
the eastern last night from Denver and
to his home in Dolores this
Louis Haberman was in the city
last night on his way from Rico to
Denver to spend the holidays with his
family.
wife are in the city today doing their
shopping. Came in from
Ignacio last night.
r. B. Thompson OF Pueblo was a
guest of the Southern last night on
his way to visit relatives In the Mon
Lezuma valley, near Cortez.
r. H. Hutton came in last night
Fl ON Colorado Springs on business
to his interests in La Plata
L. A. Grubbs was an arrival last
evening from Cissna Park, ILL.,, to re-
lieve Ernest Spencer, day operator for
the d. & X. G., who is on his vaca-
ton.
L. G. Eakins, assistant general man
ager of the American Smelling & Re
fining company. left this morning for
Denver after a couple Of days in the
city on business with the local smelter.
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Miss NJ. Spalding left for her home
in Colorado Springs this morning. The
young lady has been in Durango about
three weeks giving instructions In fan
cy work and embroidery Of all kinds.
Wash Patrick, state fish commits
sioner, passed through from Silverton
this morning to Ignacio. where he will
stay over for couple OF days at
the ranch on his way home to Den
yer.
T. d. Burns Jr. lett for TERRA Amar-
lila this morning. Mr.. Burns has
been in the vicinity for several days
attending to his several business in
terests. Last evening he returned
from a trip to Pennington.
Superintendent and Mrs. T. j.
Crowds OF the Tomahawk company,
who spent the summer at La Plata
City, have moved to Durango for the
winter, and are located at 1850 Third
avenue. Their little daughter Cath
crime thinks 1t Is fine to have her par
ents with her again. and also to be
eble to be with Bran. her Scotch col
lie. Catherine has been attending
school in Durango since September.
Mrs. T. A. Kerr passed through thii
| morning from Hermosa to Stickney
Kans., where she will spend three
or four weeks with her daughter, Mis-
Hettie Kerr will join her mother ii
Denver. and go on with her to spen'
the holidays.
The La Plata County bank yestel
day paid up all her capital stock @
S25 900 and is now full fledged an
paid-up bank. We are glad to kno'