Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-24

make a shipment Just before the road
was blocked this last Time. He ex.
poets TO return home this morning.
Miss s. WiGle. a dealer in hair
goods, located in silyerton, came down
last night for four OF five months
visit Miss Wigle is thinking OF go
ing into business in Durango.
DIR. end Mrs Grant of Chama, who
are taking a vacation at Trimble
Springs, will spend Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. II. l.. Dixon of this city
DR.. Grant is pastor of the NJ. e. church
in Chama.
Superintendent S II. Barnes of this
division of the D. & r. c., is putting
in the day with H. j. Patton, foreman
of the roundhouse. The new super
intendent seems TO be familiarlzine
himself with the work of the different
departments.
r. {. Graf was an arrival on last
nights eastern whirh came in on time.
Mr.. Graf put IN a couple of weeks in
Denver at the apple and stock show,
and stayed over a few days longer to
attend TO some business matters. lie
continued to his home in Pennington
on today's train.
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| The friends of Mrs. ]. s. d. Hopkins
will be pleased to know that she is
slowly winning her way back to health
and strength again. Mrs hopkins
spent some time at Ochsucr hospital
for nervous and liver troubles, and is
now staying with Mrs. Jake Harges-
heimer for a week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Woods of Farm.
ington left for home on this mornings
Red Apple. Mrs. Woods arrived last
evening on the eastern from visit
| with her people in Boulder. Mr.
| Woods came up from Pennington last
night to meet her They were guests
| vi iut SAVOY over ulSHl.
Earl Aldrich, managing editor of
''The Scenic Monthly" published by
and in the interests of the employees
of the Denver & Rio Grando, is in
| the city in behalf OF the magazine
which contains much of interest to
the railroad boys and will no doubt
prove beneficial in many ways.
Sheriff AL Kramer of San Juan
| county. and family, came down from
Silverton this morning on their way to
Mancos. Mr.. Kramer and son will re-
turn from Mancos tomorrow, but Mrs
Kramer and the two little girls will
remain about three weeks Mrs ID. d.
Kramer, the chlldrens grandmother,
lives in Mancos.
Tomorrow is the anniversary of the
death Of Mrs. Terry wife of Judge j.
Fl. Terry of Eureka, who was i'll for
some time in Durango last year before
leavin gfor California, where she died
Mrs. Terry has many friends In Du.
range in whose hearts her memory
will long be kept fresh and green.
| Mrs. T. E. Peterson writes Durango
| friend; from San Francisco that they
herself and husband-are having a
fine tine in California. Mr.. Peterson
is greatly improved in health. They
are now in Los Angeles, have stopped
en- route at Salt Lake. and other points
of interest
Dr. ]. S. Baily, wife and son pass
ed through from Silverton to Denver
today. They will spend some time in
Denver and then 20 on to Wilmington,
and other Ohio points. Later they will
spend some time in Indianapolis, Ind,
where they will visit friends. The
trip, which will extend over three
months is principally business with
some pleasure thrown in.
| istohuiU lHollpSbH,
ing secretary of the Colorado Chris
tian Missionary society, and Rev Chas
w. Dean, state evangelist of the Chris.
tian church, were arrivals on last
nights train TO take part in the dedi-
cation of the new Christian church
tomorrow. Both gentlemen will speak,
Mr.. Thompson delivering the dedica.
tory address.
James Hopper, recently appointed
travelling engineer for the fourth a.
vision ID. & h. G., who was in town
yesterday on business pertaining 10
his department, left for Chama today
Mr.. Hooper has charge of the engine
men and engines, and his appointment
has given general satisfaction among
the railroad employees. He has been
with the road for a number of years,
and has worked his way up from the
bottom steadily. Mr. Hopper makes
his home in Chama.
Fred Massey, freight conductor on
The standard gauge ID g II G. runninp