Semi-weekly herald., 1911-04-13
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From Mondays Daily.

] From Mondays Daily.
Fred Goble, the lumber man, pass
eo through yesterday morning from
Silverton to Denver.
E. c. McLoskey of Red mesa spent
Sunday in town and drove out to the
ranch this morning.
F. A. Irwin, the Bayfield, banker
was Durango visitor Saturday night,
returning to Pine river Sunday.
County Commissioner A. L. Barr
departed for his home at Kline yes
terday morning.
L. P. Rudolph of the Delta Newcas-
tie company is in the city from Com
stock, today.
Miss lone Robinson returned last
evening from brief visit with her
mother, Mrs. William Bostwick, at
Arboles.
Barney Haughey and F. G. Blood,
the Farmers Grange organizer, are
back from Ignacio where they held a
meeting Saturday night.
Mrs. B. X. Wethcrill was In the city
last night, passing through from her
home in Cortez to Pennington, where
she will visit relatives for time.
Mrs. 7. L. Eckles returned to her
home near Pennington this morning
after pleasant visit with Mrs. John
r.. Ball, and other Durango friends.
w. S. McCaw went to Pennington
this morning on visit to his family,
who are living there temporarily, for
the benefit of the boys health.
w. II. Lockhart, manager of the
Pastorius interests on Floridn mesa,
was n passenger on the Red Apple
train this morning, bound for the
ranch.
Mrs. C. C. Hastings was guest of
the Palace aver night on her way from
visit with Denver friends. She de-
parted for her home at Glencoe Sun
day morning.
ly-weds, returned on Saturday nights
eastern from their honeymoon trip,
and departed yesterday morning for
their home at Pennington.
d. Saylor, postmaster at Cortez, left
for home Sunday morning. Mr.. Say
lor came in from the Montezuma val
ley Friday night to have his eyes
treated.
George Tritz was Durango visitor
from Fort Lewis over Sunday. Mr..
Tritz is in charge Of the Fort Lewis
school until 1t is turned over to the
state.
Mr.. j. L. Preston, who is in the city
today from Breen, says that the fall
wheat is loking fine and that there
never was a spring so favorable to
the farmers as this one.
J. D. McGaughey came in Satur-
day evening from the Florida, where
the Pioneer Construction company is
at work, to spend Sunday, leaving for
camp this morning.
Louis Schafer, who is leasing on the
Van Emmett group Of mining claims
in the La Platas, came down from
the mine Saturday, and spent Sunday
in town. Mr.. Schafer left for the hills
this morning.
H. F. Robinson, superintendent Of
irrigation for the government was a
guest of the Strater last night, pass
ing through from Albuquerque TO
Shiprock, on a visit to the construc-
tion works below the agency.
James Caviness, the pioneer, came
in from Mancos Saturday to meet his
son-in-law, George Britain, and fam
| lily, who arrived from the east that
evening on visit. The entire party
departed for Mancos Sunday morning
Mrs. A. Bledsoe Of Pennington was
operated on Saturday at Ochsner hos
pital for cancer of the liver. She is
getting along very well considering
her physical condition and the serious
nature Of the operation.
Attorney s. W. Carpenter came In
from Mancos last night and continued
to Denver this morning, on business
Messrs. j. o. Brown and James NJ
Brown, also of Mancos, were Denver
bound this morning.
Mrs. A. L. Cotton came in from
Cortez Saturday evening, returning