Semi-weekly herald., 1910-03-24


ing from trip TO Silverton. where |
she spent several days on account of
the Illness OF Mrs. Myberg. who is
now convalescent.
]. S. Murphy of Denver and G. G.
HamIin OF Colorado Springs were
among the arrivals on last nights east
ern. This morning the gentlemen went
down on the Red Apple train to look
over some projects In San Juan coun-
ty.
The committee having the Lyceum
course in charge are arranging for
a number TO be presented some time
in April, in place of the lecture by
De Witt Miller. Those having tickets
had better not destroy them.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Helton are up
from Pendleton proving up on Mrs.
Helton's homestead near the state
line. Mr. Helton says weather condi.
tions have been fine and that farmers
are busy preparing for spring plant
ing.
II. L. Morgan of Hesperus has leased
the George Isgar store room in North
Durango and is fitting the place up
as an ice cream and soft drink parlor,
with probably few minor things on
The side. Should be an opening for
such a place.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cooper and children came
up from Pennington Saturday even.
ing to attend the lecture on Chris
tian Science. given in Red Men hall
last night. They returned home this
morning. Mr.. Cooper is the we'll
known sheep man.
Thomas Cooke of Aztec was In the
city Saturday on business pertaining
to some property in Durango, and also
on ditch matters. Mr. Cooke was n
guest of the Savoy while in town,
and left for home yesterday morning.
Mrs. Cooke is a sister OF Miss Edith
b. NJ. Young of The Herald force.
Mrs. S. Pitman and baby were out
going passengers on the eastern this
morning TO their home in Buena Vista.
Mrs. Pitman came in last night from
Flora Vista. where she spent cou-
pie of weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
DR. X. II. Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Vanderweide
were guests of the Palace from Hes
perus Saturday night. They came in
TO take their son Arthur home. The
little lad was operated on mt Ochsner
hospital a short time ago for deformed
feet. The family went home Sunday
morning.
Major II. NJ Randolph was an ar
rival from Mancos Saturday evening
to meet his wife and son. Herbert. who
came in from Denver last night They
left for Mancos this morning.
Miss Myrtle Gearhardt was a return
ing passenger from Osceola, Neb.,
where she visited relatives for the past
three months. Miss Gearhardt contin-
ued to her home In Pennington this
morning.
Mrs. Jennie Wakelne returned Sat
urday evening from a trip TO Denver.
where she visited her daughter. Mrs.
Emma George. Her granddaughter,
Helen George, returned with Mrs.
Wakelin.
hi. anu mis II - IhSntlier anu NlTS.
b. A. Sutton came In from Ignacio
last night, Mrs. Lightner came in to
spend a few days with Mrs. Sutton
who went to Ignacio few days ago
TO attend the Indian dances. Mr.
Lightner was passenger on the Red
Apple train on a visit to the com
pany's store at Blanco this morning
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Miss Emma Garish who closed her
school on Florida about two weeks
ago, Went out on the Red Apple train
this morning. Miss Garish attended
the county teachers meeting Satur-
day in the district court room, and
said she enjoyed IT very much. She
expects to stay over for few days
at Aztec before going on TO Farming
ton.