Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-18
LOCAL NEWS.
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W. C. Clark, one of the lessees OF
the Cumberland mine in the La Platas.
came in from Telluride last night. and
will be in the city for few days.
Colonel Breckenridge, chief of the
Bohonkers, arrived overland from Gal
lup. N. NJ. last night on business per
Mrs. p. r. Thombs was an arrival
| last night from Pueblo on visit to
heI parents at Mancos. Mrs. Thomhs
is sister of Mrs. Will Wiggleswo' u.
Samuel Stern, manager of the Bon
ME Girl mine in the La Platas, came
down from the mine last night, to lay
in supplies MIR. Stern is staying over
i'll Durango today.
Chief Ignacio. the famous head of
the Utes, is in the city today. The
iniirmities of age are coming on the
once vigorous Indian leader, and he is
now almost blind.
John Schaaf returned last night from
Doniphan. Kans., where he has been
visiting friends for few weeks. and
continued to his home at Pendleton,
n NJ this morning
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Miss Ina Carr, who is spending the
winter with her sister. Mrs. Peter Nc
Lellan, and attending school, left for
a brief visit with her parents. AIr ard
Mrs. Tim Carr of Pagosa Junction.
Joshua Morrison. son-in-law of Judge
John Warner, departed for Trinidad on
the eastern this morning Mr.. Morri-
son returned a few days ago from
Pennington where he bought land
w. w. Lifferd of Denver was an
his brother, H. L. Lifferd of Fort
Lewis mesa. who came in TO meet him.
The gentlemen drove out to the ranch
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Balcom are on
a "trip to Denver and Pueblo Mr. Bal
com went out on business and his wife
went along for the trip. Their son
George is staying with Mrs. Jack
Covey.
R Gibbs and r. w. Delacorn came
In last night from II two months visit
10 their relatives in England. The
young men were guests of the Palace
last night and left for the Montezuma
valley today,
p. l.. Griffin, who has been in the
city for few days arranging for the
shipment OF some machinery to his
company the Monumental Oil com
pany operating in Bluff, Utah. return.
ed TO the oil fields this morning
Mrs. A. c. Needels was guest OF
the Savoy last night. passing through
from her home in Emporia, Kans., to
Liberty N NJ, where she will spend
the summer with her son, Rev. G. Nee.
dels. missionary to the Indians, at
that point.
Wash Patrick, deputy state game
warden, who has been in town for a
couple of days, returned to Denver
This morning, Mr., Patrick's sister,
Mrs. NJ. A. Moore, accompanied him 10
Denver for visit
Miss. Marjorie Cline was an arrival
from Denver on last nights train,
staying over at the Strater. This morn
ing she went to Mancos on a visit
tc her brother, who is in the lumber
business there.
Miss Ida McEwen went to Cedar Hill
this morning to spend a few days at
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McEwen, is there from Aztec. The
doctor, who has had poor health for
some time, is feeling somewhat better
again
Manager j. A. Clay of the San Juan
Power company and of the Durango
Gas & Electric company. went out on
the eastern this morning, to Denver
on a brief bushes strip. Mrs. Clay
accompanied him.
A. II. Roy, brother-in-law of b. w
Solomon, left for his home in Tres
colt. Kans., this morning Mr.. Roy
likes Colorado very much indeed and
expects to return next fall. He is es-
peoially pleased with Durango and La
Plata county and would like to locate
here.
Mr. and Mrs II. B. Bedwell of this
city were outgoing passengers on the
Southern this morning, to San Fran
cisco, and other California points, on
a vacation trip of six or eight months
a nI1Tnhpt pf ri do ut h..