Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-20

Mrs. w. G. White returned from
the east last night, where she spent
two months with her mother in Frank
lin. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Bodfsh and
| daughter of Silverton are the guests
of Mrs. Rasmus Hansen at her beauti.
| full Hermosa home.
| Mrs Newman and children, who
have been residents OF Cortez. left
for Pennington this morning where
| they expect to locate.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bell and daugh-
ters returned to the ranch this morn
ing. They came down to attend the
SheetsW Wood wedding.
| Mrs. Anna Self, sister of James
Sleeth. left for her Bayfield, home this
morning. Mrs Self has been In Du
range since the death of her mother
| Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jordan returned
to Mancos this morning. Mr.. Jordan
was the successful contestant in the
wrestling match at Red Men hall last
night.
Herrick Carr, the 9-yearold son oil
| George Carr of Mancos, returned home
this morning after three weeks visit
with Durango friends. Prof. Yorke
chaperoned the young man to his des-
tination.
Mrs. A. M. Hays and son, A. "
Hays, of Alburg, N. NJ, were pas
sengers to Cortez this morning where
| they will visit the formers son, Wal
ter Hays, "A prominent business man
of that city.
Mrs. p. w. Heibler and daughter,
Miss Ida, of Mancos came in from
Denver last night and continued their
journey home this morning. Miss Hell
bier graduated from Loretta Heights
academy last week.
Mayor Goodman is coming in for
many complimentary words owing 10
the position he took in the sidewalk
matter. This is the way to win friends
and honor in public office-work sole
ly for the people without fear or IA
vor. Reward is sure to follow.
The owners of the Orc Elmo are be
coming exceedingly elated over the
wonderful strikes made in their mine.
Last night Mr.. Il. A. Norton. who is
heavily interested In the property.
arrived from the east and this morn.
ing left for the mine on an investiga-
ton trip. Mrs. Norton accompanied
him.
Prof II. e. Black and wife and lit
Tie daughter Vera were outgoing pas
sengers on this mornings eastern.
Prof. Black, who was formerly super
iDtendent of the Montezuma county
schools. is now the director in ath-
letics in the Eaton high school. He
trained the successful contestant in
last nights wrestling match.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. w. Buckley are
planning to leave for the Pacific coast
In the near future where they expect
to locate permanently. Such good sub
stantial citizens ar Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
ley are as essential to community
as foundation to house. 1t is with
regret that we chronicle this proposed
change.
Miss Grace Sullivan, the interesting
niece of the Sullivan brothers of the
Sunset Lumber company. arrived from
Denver last night, where she has been
student at the Loretta Heights acad-
envy since the first of January. The
little lady accompanied her aunt, Miss
hditliyH sullivan, uOWn 10 tne mill
this afternoon. During her stay In
town she was the guest of Mrs. Robert
Sloan
Rain visited several portions of the
county yesterday and ii is possible
will make the rounds before many
days Mrs. Harry Jackson reports a
fine rain all the way down the Valli.
ceto from the camping grounds to the
mouth of Spring gulch. Rain also fell
in the vicinity of Ignacio and parts
of the Florida. 1t is very welcome
and every farmer is praying for a
oopious fall
Charles Pearman and wife of Sa-
Ida, who have been visiting In Man
cos, were homeward bound passen-
gers this morning. Mr. Pearman will
return about July and ship the sheep
to Salida that he purchased during
his stay in the southwest He ven.
lures the opinion that the residents OF
sallda have never had an opportunity
to taste mutton. Goat meat labeled
mutton is plentiful.