Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-02
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
Charles g. spath of Aztec was a
week end visitor in this city.
CIVIL Engineer Ed Tiffany went out
to Allison this morning.
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Conductor J. H. McHolland went out
In charge Of the eastern this morning
Attorney c. A. johnson was q pas
senger on this mornings eastern. A
generous box Of "eats" was . con-
spicuous part Of his baggage.
w. H. Young. to whose memory
Judge Galbreath paid such fitting
and beautiful tribute in his address
last evening, was q brother Of Miss
Edith B. N. Young of The Herald staff
L F. so.rboro, pho n.. been CON
Quoting the Herl voting contest. de-
parted for DenY his morning to join
his family. A brief visit with
them he leave )r the northwest
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County Co sioner Tovrea. who
tourneyed ou his Oxford ranch this
morning, Is Try happy man. His
popular dap Miss Florence. hav.
ing won th@ 10 In The Herald con
test
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Mrs. Ma ainter, deputy supreme
oracle OF outhwestern district oil
the Roys ,hbors, was an arrival
from Do asst night. She left for
Pueblo 70 attend the Neighbors
state ID eetins.
D. II. Thornton Ia In from upper Flo
rida today. Mr. Thornton says that
fully . foot and . half OF snow has
fallen at his ranch since Saturday.
Previous to this storm the beautiful
measured nearly three feet.
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James Oleson OF Telluride. who has
been Waiting his brother at Brookside
and his old time friend, Theodore Mol
ton In Spring gulch. returned home
this morning. Mr.. Oleson proudly dis
plays the picture Of his little daughter
who 10 nearly two years Of age.
Mrs. Lee Marlowe, who has made
her headquarters at the Hotel Savoy
since the latter part OF December, lef,
for Chilicothe. Mo-, today, where she
win visit relatives until weather con.
ditions are more favorable In the
southwest
J. A. Ooppinger went out to his Ig
nacio ranch today. In common with
all others who have agricultural In
terests In this favored section, MT
Coppinger il enthusiastic about the
splsndid prospects for the coming sea
son.
Miss Florence Tovrea, who won tn.
piano In The Herald contest, In dis
trict number two. wishes that We ex
press her thanks, through the Herald
columns. to the many friends whose
loyal help enabled her to win the
prize.
Frank Brown and J. r. Pitcher jr
OF Silverton were among the travel.
ers who had sleeping accommodations
on the eastern which reached Durango
at 9 a. m. yesterday. At the gentle
men continued their journey home
ward as far as Tacoma where by the
common consent OF those on board the
Silverton bound train agreed to re-
turn to this city.
r. c. Grimes came down from Sh-
verton Saturday evening to meet Mrs
Grimes who was q passenger ON Sat
urday nights delayed eastern which
reached Durango thirteen hours late.
Undaunted by the severe snow storm
yesterday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
Grimes started for Silverton. A wire
less from lockwood this afternoon
statss they are enjoying winter out
ing At that scenic town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Abee and daugh.
ter of Texas creek are the house
guests Of Judge Lennon and family.
The Abees have leased their ranches
for two years and will make an over
land journey to the Pacific coast 1t
is rumored that William Jesse. the
wealthy bachelor, who died at Mercy
hospital last Sunday. left his entire
estate to Mr.. Abee who has been his
intimate friend for many years.
For the information OF those who
may be curious to know We will state
that the Mt. Lincoln school is a coun-
try high school in the Grand valley
about two and a half miles west OF
Palisade. The country people have
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