Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-13


be obliged to spend four days In The
desert again.
From Mondays Daily.
David Heindsl left this morning for
Silverton after a few days vacation in
this city.
Percy Cram left this morning for
Pennington. where he has accepted .
position In the Nicholson drug store.
C. w. Houser, who is running q big
sawmill at Sunetha. In ArchuietA coun-
ty. left for home this morning. He
W. b. Bozman, who arrived yester-
day morning from Denver. was pas
senger on the Southern today to his
home in Cortez.
NJ. b. Parsons and John w. Davis
were guests of the Savoy last night
passing through from their homes at
Lebanon 10 Denver on business.
s. w. Fielding was Durango vtai-
tor from Kline yesterday, ON q shop
ping trip. He returned home this
morning.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Llndemann
came in last night from Denver. and
continued to their home at Farming
ton this morning.
John Paul arrived yesterday from
Gladstone after a long Siege OF work
In the mines for few days rest and
to look after some business matters.
j. NJ. Hartley arrived yesterday from
Santa Fe. N. NJ. and departed via the
Southern this morning on a land seek
Ing trip through the Montezuma val.
ley.
Miss Gertrude Harrington was oper.
ated on the day before yesterday at
Mercy hospital for appendicitis. The
young lady stood the operation very
nicely. and Is getting along fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Knight left for
their home at Dolores this morning.
They arrived yesterday morning from
Denver and points east, where they
spent several weeks on q vacation
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Winchell and
family were guests of the Palace last
night passing through to Aztec where
they bought land recently. They left
for their new home on this mornings
Red Apple train.
man, came up from Flora Vista last
night where he has been visiting the
folks for few weeks and departed
for his headquarters at Chama this
morning.
Little Miss Freddie Fahrion was a
passenger on the Red Apple train to-
Aztec this morning to visit her grand
mother, Mrs. Farmer, for about a
month. The little girl is daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs j. +. Fahrion and came
IN from here home at Hesperus last
night.
f. II. Mcdonald, machinist at the
round house. left for Alamosa this
morning to work In the ID. & r. G.
shops at that place. Mr.. Mcdonald
will probably return to Durango In
a couple of months. He has many
friends in this city who Will be pleas.
ed to see him.
Mrs. Minnie Duffield returned to her
home at Ignacio this morning after a
few days in town on business.
Herbert Willis was a passenger to
Pennington today, on brief business
trip.
Charles Roessler was an arrival
from Denver last evening and CON
tinued to his home at Mancos today
l.. Z. Rudolph. owner OF the Lucky
Four properties, in the La Platas, was
an arrival last night from Pueblo.
General Agent p. b. McAtee and
wife returned last night from bust
ness trip to Denver.
l.. G. Johnston OF Pittsburg, Pa, was
In the city last night passing through
to Silverton. for which place he left
this morning.
John Gross, assayer at the Oro Fino
mine. is in the city for q day or two
on bis way to the mine. Mr. Gross
came in last night from Telluride and
other points.
Il. j. Arlington was an arrival last