Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-25

Mrs. Ellen X. Maydue of Denver was
one OF the delayed passengers last ev-
ening en- route to Silverton to visit
her uncle, ]. T. Joyce of the Silverton
Standard.
Mrs. G. W. label of Ignacio and
Mrs. w. P. Wilson OF Onago, Kans.,
came down this morning on the train
from Silverton, where they have been
spending a few days on an outing.
Mrs. Wilson is visiting Mrs. label
from the east. The ladies' are staying
over in Durango today as guests OF
the Strater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nelson were
guests of the Savoy last night on their
way from Silverton to their home in
Hutchinson, Kans. Mr.. Nelson is a
wholesale commission man handling
poultry and eggs, and has big bust
ness in the San Juan section. He was
here on a vacation trip and called on
his customers meanwhile
C. A. Cameron is in the city today
on business. Mr.. Cameron will have
charge of the commissary for the Fl.
T. Henderson camp, near Pennington.
The latter has the contract for the
Illinois ditch, and will also build an
extension to ditch which he him
get supplies.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Osenbaugh were
among the arrivals on the Red Apple
train this morning. They were return.
ing from few days spent IN Farming
ton. Mr.. Osenbaugh made the trip
on business and Mrs. Osenbaugh ac-
companied him for the outing. They
brought back with them some of the
finest peaches you ever saw.
Have you seen the big posters adj
yertising the celebration at Silverton
on Labor day? They are certainly not
stingy with their paper-there's yards
OF it. Our neighbors will have a good
time for three days, Sept a, and G.
Among other interesting things they
tell you, they say that, Continuous
work is bad habit. Forget it on
Labor day." There are some people
vi 70 al
the time!
The La Plata county edition of Lii
ian Hartman .Iohnson's Colorado con-
tains review of the La Plata noun
tains and the mines by Frank Hart
man, review of the Idaho, Neglected,
May Day, the Cumberland, Tomahawk
county properties, Bulldozer, Lilly Bell.
and two or three others by Mrs. John
son. An interesting review of Du-
range by Hon. Richard McCloud and
few of the local Industries. An in
teresting history of Ignacio, chief OF
the Southern Utes, by Blair Burwell, is
also given.
Drop in and see the fine fruit being
received by Otis, McGirr & Co.-lus-
cious liberia peaches. large, juicy
Bartlett pears, Concord grapes, etc.
There is big demand for this fruit
and orders from the outside are taking
everything the Pennington growers
can supply, hence 1t will be well for
housewives to order at once as the
liberia season will be short and this
is also true of the Bartlett pears. If
you are shy of time just call up and
either of the "Jims," Ross or Charley
will see you get the best.
Mr.. and Mrs. William JUDY left this
morning for their home in Ogdensburg,
N. Y, after pleasant visit of about
ten days with Mr.. and Mrs. Heller
Graves of the Animas valley. Mrs.
JUDY is Mr.. Graves sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Judy had a fine time and think
the valley a veritable garden spot
but were obliged to return earlier than
they had intended, on account of the
altitude affecting Mrs. Jubys health
Mr.. and Mrs. Graves drove in with
their guests from the ranch this morn.
ing, and after seeing them off on the
train. returned home.
Mrs. A E. Lund and children. Rus
sell and Dorothy, left for their home
in Telluride today, after visit of
couple of months with the formers
mother. Mrs. j. l.. Russell. DR.. and
Mrs. r. C. Siebert and DIR. A. T. CAST
all of st. Louis, who have been here
for the summer, accompanied Mrs
Lund on their way home. Mrs. Russell
was also in the party. going to Tellu.
ride for few weeks, when Russell
will return with her. That way Rus.
ellis affections are not divided. He
was anxious to go and see his father,
but did not want to leave his grand.
mother. He thought she would be
lonesome. Mrs. Lund said that she
was sure the reason her mother made
the trip was In order to be with Rus
sell and bring him back.