Semi-weekly herald., 1910-02-03

/ fFm OF searcy & Way of silyerton
accompanied him. The gentlemen are
depending the day In town.
| Mr.. and Mrs. viii Mccoy and daugh-
ter. Miss Hazel. returned last night
from months vacation trip In Cali
| fornia, spent In Los Angeles. San
Diego and other points. Miss Dora.
another daughter of the family. who
accompanied them, remained in Los
Angeles where she is taking business
course
Mrs. J. r. Paterson was an arrival
from Denver last night Mrs. Fater.
son made the trip to have her eye
treated as well as to attend the stock
show. and visit friends. She WAS alb.
sent about a month. She was the
guest of the Savoy over night and went
out this morning to her home In Man
cos.
Adam s. Wagner. formerly district
manager Of the Colorado Life Assur-
ance company, with headquarters in
Durango, is with us again. Mr.. Wag-
ner came in from Pueblo last night
where he is now located, and is spend.
| ing the day in this most favored of
cities. He will leave for Silverto1
this evening.
J. G. Gwyn, chief engineer of the
d. & r. c., was an arrival from Den
yer last night. This morning Mr..
Gwyn and J. w. Reagan of the Ari-
zona & Colorado, left for Farmip gton.
Looks as II the two roads will 'ome
to an agreement over the use of the
Red Apple line, both probably run
ming over the same tracks.
G.. r. Niegold came down from Sill
yerton Saturday and is now located in
Durango indefinitely. After a winter
Of globe-trotting succeeding many
other winters spent in the same man.
i.er 1t is hard to imagine Mr.. Niegold
az staying long enough in one place
tn be there Indefinitely. Mr.. Niegold
says the Old Hundred is being put in
shape to run again, and Manager
Kinds is preparing for a busy season
this summer.
Attorney w. E. SoRelle came up
from Pennington last night, where he
put In few days on business, and de-
parted for Denver this morning. Mr.
twenty years ago. and lived for some
time In Durango. He expressed him
self as much gratified over the out
look for the future prosperity of this
city, and is considering the taking up
OF his residence among US once more
| Superintendent T. J. Crowds of the
| Tomahawk left for La Plata this morn.
ing after spending Sunday with his
family. There Is much less snow I'm
the La Platas this year than for the
past three years at this time. The
indications are such that we have rea-
son to expect an early spring, which
will give a long season for MINING
Operations. Last year, 1t was July be-
fore much work could be done at the
| Tomahawk, which gives very little
time before snow flies.
The remains of Mrs. w. X. Iyie of
Silverton. who fell down the stairs of
the compressor building of the Tele.
scope mine and received injuries
which resulted In her death. on Fri,
| day. were brought down from Sill
Iyerton last night. and shipped to Farm
lington this morning W. r. Ivie, hus.
band of the departed, and ]. M. Rogers,
wife and son, parents and brother of
Mrs. Ivie, accompanied the remains
A sister lives in Pennington, and two
brothers III Texas. The funeral takes
place on Wednesday at Pennington.
The funeral of Jacob Ohlwiler took
place this afternoon at o'clock from
the Hood & Ames undertaking parlors
'fhe service was under the auspices
of the Masonic order. There was q
livery large attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Brown or Aztec
were In Durango last night, passing
through from Los Angeles. Cal, where
they spent montL or two on account
of the latter's health. Mrs. Brown,
general condition is improved. but the
rheumatism, for which she made tn,
trip, is no better. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
left for Aztec today.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Henry Schluter of Farming wa.