Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-16
LOCAL.
trrom Thursdays Dailyo


Ex-Commissioner Conrad Riester
went to Denver today to attend the
good roads convention.
The Mission circle OF the Presbyte-
rian church will meet with Mrs. II. F.
Ware, CAB Third avenue, at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Ed Walther. the well known mining
man of Silverton, passed through from
home this morning to Denver on bust.
ness.
j. o. Campbell was a passenger on
the Southern this morning bound for
trip to La Plata City. He didn't
wear his glad rags" either,
Charles Pearson was in from his Bo.
cea ranch last night and went out on
the eastern this morning to Denver.
Good roads.
|. ]. Wilkins came in from Ignacio
last night and departed on the Red
Apple train for Pennington this morn.
ing.
Emmet Writ. the post trader al
Dulce, n. NJ, is in the city today, ar
riving on last nights train. Just
business trip.
Mrs. X. Jansonius was a returning
passenger to her home at Pennington
this morning. She has been a guest
OF the Rochester for several days while
in town for medical treatment.
NJ NJ. Parr came in from Pagosa
Springs last night and departed for
Pennington this morning on business.
Mr.. Parr is in the sheep industry and
went down to his winter camp today.
Mr. and Mrs Dan Knight are now
located on homestead in California,
near Holtville, and like it very much.
They are busy improving their prop
erty and expect to have a fine ranch in
few years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Thornton of the
Upper Florida, John L. Mcneil, John
Wingate, Harry Pyle of Dolores and
Mr.. and Mrs E. C. Lightner OF Ig'
.i< oil pf MI nt yacfarday
returned from Chama last night, and
tried 1t again this morning.
J. w. McDermott and E. V. Camp
bell went out on the eastern this morn
ing The former is a delegate to the
good roads convention, and Mr.. Camp
bell was bound for Fort Collins to at.
tend the farmers short course. Both
gentlemen expect to take in the stock
show.
Geo. N. Raymond tried 1t again this
morning and went out with the train
this time. Mr.. Raymond expects to
take in all the meetings there are on
the program in Denver and vicinity for
the next ten days, so will doubtless
be busy.
Mr.. and Mrs w. s. McNeeley are
expected to return from their vacation
trip about Saturday. They are now
in Salt Lake with their daughter, Mrs.
Zeno Barnes Mr.. and Mrs McNee-
ley's outing has been saddened by the
loss of their bright young grandson,
Edward Barnes, but it was doubtless
comfort to Mrs. Barnes to have her
parents with her during the early
hours OF her grief.
John Gamsby OF Emerald lakes was
among the departures this morning for
Denver Mr.. Gamsby left yesterday
morning and returned last night from
Chama. He changed his mind yester-
day, but II rumor is correct, 1t will
not bez quite as easy to do so after
few days have elapsed. But that Is
another story. We will give the par
t1culars wnen tney arrive.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Pearson pass
ed through from Silverton to Colorado
Springs this morning. Tuesday Rev.
r. e. Darlington, Mrs. Pearsons faith
er, dropped dead on the street in Den
yer. Rev Darlington was well known
in Durango, having been rector of the
Episcopal church here number OF
years ago. For some time the family
have lived In Colorado Springs. Du-
range friends extend sympathy to Mrs.
Pearson In her sorrow.
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Attorney W. N. Searcy passed
through this morning from Silverton to
Denver, where he is a delegate to the
good roads convention. Mr.. Searcy
will also represent the San Juan con.
gress at the meeting of the Colorado
executives OF the Commercial clubs at
Colorado Springs next Thursday
when he will address that body on the