Semi-weekly herald., 1910-03-28
John Goslin is visitor from ra.
gosa Springs.

John Gosiin is visitor from ra.
'sa Springs.
Peter Hiebler. the Mancos sawmill |
an, is spending few days in town
The first thunderstorm of the sea
on visited Durango about three this
norning
r. r. Gould came in from Denver
asst night and went up 10 Telluride
his morning
S. r. I4arimer and Fl. Num-, ranch
men of the Aztec section, are at the
Palace.
Al Snyder, forest reserve man with |
headquarters at Pagosa Springs, de-
departed for home this morning.
Mrs. NJ. f. Armstrong returned to
Mancos this morning. after a pleasant
visit with Mrs. Jacob Fritz and family.
James Johnson, a prominent bust
ness man of Dolores. was an arrival
from Denver last night and left for
home this morning
j, VIII Alexander, who was called
here on Il sad mission. that OF attend.
ing the funeral of his much loved
mother, returned to Silverton last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Branson and chill
dren came up from Pennington last
night where they spent the winter and
went out to their Ignacio rancn on this
mornings eastern.
Miss Margaret Gates arrived from
Denver last night where she has been
a student at the Colorado Woman's col
lege. This morning she continued her
journey TO her home in Dolores.
Mrs. Rosepha Pulford leaves for
Denver Tuesday morning to attend a
meeting OF the directors OF the Colo
iado Teachers association. She ex.
poets to be absent about week.
c. j. Redman OF Walsh. okla, is
in this section on land inspecting
tour. A purchase is almost certain
to follow after the splendid agricul
tural and horticultural lands this coun
~ contains has been inspected.
Mrs. NJ. j. Mesa and children of
Park View, n. NJ, came in from the
east last night and departed for the
Dolores section this morning to join
Mr.. Mesa who has leased a ranch for
the season in that famed agriculture!
section.
A meeting of the executive board of
The Durango Civic club was held at
The public library club room yester-
day afternoon. The board is preparing
many excellent plans for the artistic
and sanitary improS ement of our city
Express Messenger T.. J. Travenol
OF Denver, who sustained painful In
1uries in the wreck on the Silvertou
branch three weeks ago, is still con
fined to the house. His left shoulder
which was so badly bruised will not
as yet bear the weight of coat
"Car Brown, one of the best known
pioneers of the southwest. returned
from Denver last night where he has
wife, married daughter and that very
wonderful grandson who is now old
enough 10 attend school. Mr.. Brown
went out to Hesperus this morning tc
engage in his favorite industry, diver
sion and recreation, that of mining
Fl. II. Perdue and daughter, Miss
Gertrude, of Kansas City came in from
the east last night and departed fol-
Dolores this morning where they have
recently invested in a rancho
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Miller of Cres
band. SD, and r. G. Young of Okla
homa, went over to Montezuma val
ley this morning. They will invest il
ranch property there If they are pleas
ed with the country.
Fred Goble, Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Pa
triquin. Mrs. w. Lockwood, Mrs. Johr
Granville and Mrs. Mary Lamont. VIII,
came down from Silverton yesterda,
morning TO attend the funeral of Mrs
William Alexander, returned home las
night.
Looks natural to see Joe Murphy
behind The grocery counters at Gra
denis after an absence of TWO month.
in Wisconsin. As our readers will re
| member Mr.. Murphy was called cas-
owing to sickness of his moth.r
/ death following after his arrival Say.
Wisconsin looks good farmers gettinl