Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-08
From Aosaay's DAILY,
LOCAL NEWS

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Hood 4 Ames shipped q casket for
an adult to Lumberton this morning
8. A. Norton was among the arriv.
ais on last nights train from Dem
ver, on a visit to the Orc FiEe mine.
Mrs. NJ. E. Hayes returned to her
home in Nancos today after weeks
visit with Mrs. NJ J. Kelly. and other
friends.
Thayer Lindsey was an arrival from
Telluride last evening and departed for
the Cumberland mine, in the La Platas,
this morning.
q. @. Tyler, n nephew OF ]. II, c.
Tyler, cashier of the Burns National
bank, WAS an arrival from New York
city last evening.
r. w Simpson the Indian trader,
came up yesterday from Canon Gale
gos for a few days change from In
dians and snge brush.
II. c. Bollnger. the In Plata City
merchant came In last night from
home, with his son Clyde and went to
Silverton today on the early train.
There was big crowd Mt the Stra
ter last night Kept Landlord Still.
well and his corps of assistants on
the jump to see that everyone was
properly taken care Of
+. x. McGalliard came in Saturday
from Denver, where he went few
days ago with a load of stock. Mr.
McGalliard departed for his home at
Mancos yesterday morning.
]. w. Hopper, travelling engineer for
the fourth division of the d. & II.
G.. was in the city over night. on bust
ness pertaining TO his department. Mr.
Hopper left for Alamosa this morning
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Lester Seaman, formerly with the
1lOOC CAPitso III thln city anu bON
cashier for the company at Silverton,
passed through yesterday morning to
his old home in Illinois. When he re-
turns tbs said he will not be alone.
II Il. Leckenby was an arrival from
Mancos last night and drove up to
the La Platas today. Mr.. Leckenby
was one of the owners of the property
now known as the Lucky Moon. where
the big strike was made last summer.
lie is still interested in the La Platas.
S. G. Swigart his wife and their two
children came in on the eastern last
evening and continued to their home
in Cortez today. Mrs. Swigort and the
children were returning from visit
with relatives In the east, Mr.. Swigart
going as far as Denver TO meet them
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertis Callsins. the
newly-weds. departed for Barton. n.
NJ. this morning where they will go
to housekeeping right away in cosy
WHICH lut STOOHl mas Ttuuy lot
his bride. A number of friends were
Mt the train this morning to wish them
good luck.
Hon. J. A Porter left yesterday
morning with his sisters, who have
been visiting him this summer at
the camp on Pine river, and in Du
rango. Tne ladies' were returning 10
their California home. Mr.. Porter ac.
compsnying them as far us Dulce, re,
turning on last nights train.
r. II. Banks left this morning for
the western part of the county in
the interests of the Farmers Co-Opera
tive Milling and Elevator company of
Durango, calling on those who have
niready subscribed for stock as well
as soliciting all the farmers to get in
on the deal. Mr.. Banks is well known
throughout the farming regions.
i. Mrs. A. E. Knapp left last evening
for Aztec where she will put in
couple of days in the interest OF The
Herald, then continuing to Farming
ton for the remainder OF the week
Mrs. Knapp will visit the various or
chards and tell Herald readers all
about the fruit interests OF san Juan
county. also about the Pennington fair
which will be on in two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilmore and
Mrs. T. J. Crowds and daughter came
down from the Tomahawk Yesterday
The ladies have been spending the
summer at the mine, Mrs, Crowds re.
turning in time to put the little girl in
school. Il. ii. Lunken. who is largely
Interested in the Lucky Moon and
Tomahawk companies arrived with his
wife from Chicago last evening The
entire party are guests of the Strater
o.
Miss Marie SENEGAL. the instructor
In music and drawing In the citv