Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-31

Miss Winters, the well known mil
liner, departs for the east Monday to
purchase her spring and summer sup
ply OF goods.
]. H. Roehock OF Denver and NJ.
Barker of Buffalo are looking over
this section with a view Of engaging
in business here.
Frank Grubb left this morning for
visit TO the old family home in Eng
land. He will return to Durango about
the first OF June.
s. W. Thompson, who recently dis
posed OF his real estate interests In
the Animas valley. is spending few
days at the Palace.
Mrs. X. c. Ross of Denver, who Is
engaged in selling ladies' furnishings,
will solicit patronage in Silverton. She
left this morning
Mrs. u. X. Mckinney returned from
Pennington last night where she was
called by the Illness and death of her
mother Mrs. Norton.
w. o. Lockhart OF Denver and Fran
els Pastorius of Colorado Springs are
looking after their extensive land in
terests in this section.
J. NJ. O'Brian came up from New
Mexico last night to spend few days
with his wife who has been i'll at Ochs
ner's hospital for several weeks.
Mrs. T.. A. Belmear of Dolores ac
companied her daughter, Miss Myrtle
to Durango last night. She will visit
her sister-in-law Mrs. John Alexander
until Monday.
G. w. Tallman, sheriff of San Mi
guel county, came down from Silver
ton this morning with man who Is
wanted for some misdemeanor In San
Miguel county.
DR.. and Mrs. Grant returned to
Chama this morning after spending
few weeks at Trimble Springs for the
benefit of Mrs. Grants health. They
came down from Trimble last night
and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Dixon while in the city.
w. h. So Relic, who was a promi-
nent attorney in southwestern Colo
RADIO twenty-five years ago, was an ar
rival from Denver last night where he
Is now located. MIR. So Relic went to
Pennington this morning on legal bust
ness lie returns this evening.
Miss Ruby Alexander of Animas
City and Miss Myrtle Belmear of Do
lores departed for Denver this morn
ing where they will take a business
college course under Mrs. Lillian Hart.
man Johnson. Both these popular
success of their work
Mr. and Mrs r. A. Chubb leave for
Ocean Park, Cal, Tuesday morning
Mrs. Chubb will remain permanently
Mr.. Chubb will return to La Plata
county the first of March to complete
nal company. La Plata county can Ill
afford to loose such splendid citizens
as Mr.. and Mrs. Chubb. They are
as essential to the section as founda
ton Is to house.
Sure looks like business-trains ar
time. And barring wrecks or bad
weather conditions this is going to
continue.
s. W. Raymond was down from the
valley today accompanied by Mrs. Ras-
mus RanSen and sister, Miss Leesberg.
Mrs. Hansen and Miss Leesberg re-
turned from their Denver trip about
a week ago.
The high school baseball team has
been organized for the summer season
and practice will begin as soon as
weather conditions will permit. In the
they want TO secure new
suits and those willing to contribute
TO the expense will be called blessed
by the boys.
Representative Taylor introduced
bill in the house today to grant public
lands to the city of Durango for public
park purposes. The proposed tract is
six miles from Durango on Junction
creek and extends three and one-halr
miles up the river. 1t covers several
thousand acres.
The RI. Rev. Benjamin Brewster,
bishop of western Colorado, Archdea-
con and Mrs. Doggett and their inter.
inp