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

home In Illinois. They all continued
to Cedar Hill last evening.
d. A. Glenn was an arrival from
Hoisington, Kans.. last night to visit
his cousins, Charles and Mike Con
roy. and to look around the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Miller were
guests OF the Savoy last night. pass
ing through from Pueblo, their former
home to Lebanon. In the Montezuma
valley.
Mrs. John English writes from Sa-
lima, Kans.. where they are now To-
Gated, that the thermometer registers
ia In the shade. Would rather be In
Durango, thank you.
Mrs. Hattie Steele passed through
from Aztec this morning. where she
visited her sister. Mrs. w. e. Williams,
for several weeks. to her home in Kan.
sas City. Mrs. Steele expects to stay
over In Pueblo for brief visit.
Mrs. w. II. Burk and daughter and
Miss e. C. Johnson, who returned from
q vacation trip east on the delayed
training arriving yesterday morning,
continued to their homes in Mancos
this morning.
Mrs. Frank VIII was one of the dele
gates to the great council at George.
town, where she will represent the
Pocohontas. After the meeting, Mrs.
VIII expects to go on TO Denver and
Laramie, Wyo.. for couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Craig came
in on the Red Apple train today from
Cedar HILL Mrs. Craig went out on
the eastern to Glasgow, KY, on visit
to friends. Mr.. Craig. who accompa-
MED her this far. returns home ON to-
nights train.
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Miss Alice Wightman, teacher in
the city schools of Cleveland, O., de-
parted on the eastern this morning,
after a months visit with Miss Visa
Lake. Miss Wightman has decided
to return and locate In Durango after
up her affairs.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Fisher leave in
the morning for flying trip to Kan
sas City and st. Louis. Mr.. Fisher is
going on business for the Pioneer Con
struction company and Mrs Fisher is
making the trip to look after MI
Fisher. p. S.-The latter will be well
taken care, of.
Mrs. X. A. Wilcox was returning
passenger on the delayed eastern
which arrived yesterday morning, and
departed last night for the Indian mis-
sion near Liberty, N. NJ, where she
is matron. She was on her way from
la vacation trip OF about month.
Mrs. e. c. Strouse OF Telluride left
for Georgetown this morning to attend
the great council of the Pocahontas,
which meets Aug. 8. Miss Olive Now
ny. her daughter, accompanied her as
far as Durango. The young lady was
one OF the fortunate competitors in a
subscription contest held by the Colo
RADIO Springs Gazette. some time ago.
Rev. r. II. Newton and family are
home again from a camping trip on
Upper Pine river. and few days at
Emerald lakes. Mr.. Newtons brother
Joined them for few days outing,
and went out this morning to his home
in Haskell, Colo. The entire party
were greatly benefited by the trip.
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Ralph Thompson came In from OK.
ford last night and departed for Den.
Yer, where he expects to locate. He
said he had to wait last night three
hours. in the sage brush. for the train.
Isn't there a story OF a prominent at.
torney OF this town, who sat on fence
out in that part of the country until
Q o'clock in the morning, some time
last fall?
Mr.. and Mrs. William Melugin and
family came in from Thompson's park
yesterday for brief visit with friends,
before the fall work on the ranch be.
gins. Things are in furnishing CON
dition in the park, and the farmers
look for good crops. Mr. Melugin is
said to have one OF the finest strings
of horses in the country. He recently
disposed of one of his teams for 5000
T. M. Howe went out on the east.
ern this morning to Denver to attend
the Democratic caucus on Monday,
prior to the legislative session. Mr.
Howe is field director of the Aegis
Insurance company and has been in