Semi-weekly herald., 1911-02-27

From Thursdays Daily.
Emmet Writ, the post trader, depart
ed for his home at Dulce today.
Il Miss Mollle Logan is visiting Du
range relatives for . few weeks.
George w. Avery was a returning
u passenger from business trip to Den
yer last night.
Il J. A. Rodgers was Durango visitor
last night on brief business trip.
He returned to Hesperus this morning.
M. L. Town came in from Hesperus
last night and left for Pine river this
morning, where he will visit friends
4 for a time.
Frank C. Dowell came in last night
on the delayed train from Allison and
is Durango visitor today, on bust
ness.
W. Hacking was an arrival from
Denver last night and continued this
morning to Silverton, where he is clerk
for the Imperial hotel.
Mrs. w. r. McRee was an arrival
last evening from an extended visit
with friends In Texas, and continued
to her home In Aztec this morning.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Pres
byterian church will meet with Mrs.
Whitaker, 1903 West Third avenue,
tomorrow afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
Allen Curtis, one OF the lineman OF
the Colorado Telephone company, was
a passenger to Mancos this morning
on business.
A number OF travelling men who
witnessed the basket ball game at
Mancos night before last, between the
home team, and the Mt. Lincoln team
from Palisade. say that it was the
best game they ever saw, both teams
doing some exceptionally clever work
Sam Shoemaker was taken to Ochs
ner hospital yesterday, where he will
be operated on in a few days for sci
attic rheumatism.
The friends OF Mrs. Albert Kern will
be pleased to know that she Is rapid
ly recovering from the effects of an
Operation, performed some time ago
Mrs. w. e. Stevens was an arrival
last night from Duluth. MINI. She
was guest of the Southern last night
and departed this morning for Aztec
where she will visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Hyman came in
on the Red Apple train last night from
Farmington on their way to Silverton
They were guests Of the Palace ovei
night and departed on the early train
T. d. Benjovsky and E. c. Brooks
lessees of the Unexpected group ol
mining claims In the La Platas, came
down from the mine last night and arr
in the city today on business.
John Davis Of Bay City. Mich, anc
Sam Fowler of Wordlen Park were
among the arrivals on last nights east
ern. and departed this morning or
the Red Apple train. on a land seeking
trip through San Juan county.
Mrs. C. c. Hastings, little daughter
Edith and baby Albert were guests o.
the Palace last night. arriving from
their home in Glencoe, on last nights
Southern. This morning they left fol
Denver on visit to Mrs. Hastings
mother, Mrs. H. C. Rudge. Her father
died suddenly about two weeks ago
and through delay in receiving the
message. Mrs. Hastings did not Learn
the sad news in time to attend the
funeral. His grandmother has never
seen the baby. who IL a fine boy, about
a year old.
]. NJ. O'Brien was a returning pas
senger last evening from Denver
where he was attending to some bust
ness matters. Mr.. O'Brien was calico
back to his home near Pennington OF
account of the illness of his daughter
He departed on the Red Apple train
this morning.
Rosendo Martinez, the insurance
man, returned last evening from Pue
bio, where he spent a few days on
business with Adam Wagner, district
manager of the Colorado National Life
Assurance company, on matters per
tanning to the interests OF the com.
pany.
From Fridays Daily.
A. F. Birdick, A. F. Ogle and e. A.
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