Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-05

Tom Annear, who have been in Du
range and vicinity for few days Oh
land busines. departed for Denver thi.
morning.
George W. Avery, who is operating
the 1ncas, and the Yellow Eye grour
of mining claims In the La PIatas
made flying trip to town from Com
stock last night.
| Mrs. Frank West came In from Tiff
fany last evening and is the guest OF
her sister-in-law. Mrs. George West
Mr.. and Mrs. West leave shortly for
Colorado Springs. They expect to 10.
cate on ranch near Fountain.
| Otto Behrend, one of the stockhold,
ers in the Pennington light plant and
| bank, was n guest of the Savoy yes.
terday, on his way from Pennington
to his home in Auburn. Ia MIR. Beh.
| rend went out on the eastern this
morning.
VIII Myers, brother of Miss Laura
! Meyers. who today became the bride
of b. Calkins. left for Denver this
morning. where he will enter Denver
| university as student VIII has
been employed at the smelter for
some time
Mrs. Hettie Owens and Mrs. May
Argo were among the arrivals on the
eastern last night from Elk City, Kans.
The ladies were guests OF the Palace
over night and departed this morning
for the Montezuma valley on a visit
to the formers brother.
Max Melville. who has been here
visiting his relatives and friends for
few weeks. left this morning for
Ignacio to join his mother and spend
the day looking around the agency.
Tomorrow they will continue to their
home in Denver.
George r. Howe. formerly an EN-.
ploye of the Malone Iron works. and
now located in Denver, returned last
night from Silverton where he has
been on few days outing. Mr. Howe
will stay over In Durango for few
days before leaving for Denver.
Alexander Read, district attorney
for the judicial district including San
Juan county. New Mexico, was an
arrival from TERRA Amarillo last night
and is in the city today on his way
to Aztec and Pennington, for an off.
cial visit.
John T. Murray and J. c. Schneider
of Colorado Springs were guests of
the Savoy last night, passing through
from the Montezuma valley, where
they have been looking after land.
to their home.
Miss Lena Steinegger came In last
night from Denver, where she spent
about three weeks on her annual va
cation. She says she had splendid
time and saw Roosevelt and took In
the rest of the sights.
Price Walters, the well known resi-
dent OF Aztec, who has represented his
district In the territorial legislature a
number Of times, passed through from
the Florida mesa last night to his San
Juan county home. Been looking
around to see how land on the mesa
compares with that in the vicinity of
Aztec.
!. Levey. principal of the Cortez
schools, returned last evening from
trip to Pittsburg, where he went on
business pertaining to some property
his mother owns there Mr.. Levey
also made a trip to Niagara Falls while
in the vicinity. He will stay over for
a day or so with his relatives here,
before departing for Cortez.
Mrs. William Pieper came up from
Riverside this morning to meet Mrs.
T. NJ. Blackwell of Missouri. an old
schoolmate. who arrives on this even.
ings train for few weeks visit
Mrs. Pieper is looking forward to her
friends arrival with great deal of
interest. The ladies' will leave for
Riverside on this evenings train.
Mrs. George h. Tiffany Jr. and two
sons, Emory and Oliver, departed this
morning for Los Angeles, Cal. on a
visit to her sister, Mrs. A. Nicholson.
Mrs. Tiffany expects to remain until
the first of the year, Mr.. Tiffany join.
ing her later for a few weeks. A
number of friends were at the depot
this morning to wish the travellers a
pleasant journey and an enjoyable
visit
"Shanty" Sheehan reached Durango