Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1911-02-20

Alex Read, was an arrival last night
from Lumberton. N. M. and Is guest
OF the Savoy for day or two.
r. B. Barrett WAS returning pas
senger from the east last night and
departed for his home In Cortez, this
morning.
w. r. Melton OF Ignacio was a bust
ness visitor last night. Mr.. Melton
WAS formerly blacksmith at the round
house. and Is now ranching at Ignacio
He returned home this morning.
Patrons hould bear in mind that
every cent of the proceeds, outside OF
the actual expenses, goes into fund
to preserve our trees and improve the
town generally.
F. s. Scott and ]. w. Davis, both
of Trinidad, were guests of the Savoy
last night, and departed this morning
for the oil fields at Bluff City. where
they have interests.
Rev. Father Louis Liciotti went out
on the eastern today, on round OF
visits to the Catholic missions In Ar
chuleta county, including Pagosa
Springs, Trujillo and Juanita.
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John Schaaf, who stayed over in
town yesterday on his way from visit
to his old home, departed on the Red
Apple train this morning for his home
at Pendleton, N. NJ.
w. C. Cole, who is interested in the
Orc Elmo mine, and has been here
for some weeks, left for Denver this
morning. Mr. Cole made the trip on
business, and may go on to his home
in Cleveland, before returning.
Elmer Fleisher of the lower Florida
mesa is in town today, proving up on
his land. Mr.. Fleisher says 1t was
all he could do to get to town. the
roads are in such condition, and give
evidence of being worse.
The work OF Improvement done by
the Civic society will be accomplished
by the people and for the people.
All will be benefited by the cleaner
condition of the city and the-at least
attempt-to beautify several unattrac-
tive spots. To carry out these plans
the society needs friends and must
have them now II we want to save
the trees All are. therefore, remind
ed of the minstrels given Feb. ~ for
this purpose.
Will 8. Cooper, w. W. Letson, Frank
Nolan and Harry Hayes. all Of Man
cos, were guests OF the Strater last
night, ON their way to Denver. They
all went out on the eastern train this
morning.
We note that Rev. H A. Miller, who
has been going around on crutches
for several days on account of q fall,
which sprainsd his ankle and also in
jured the joint of the knee. is now
able to travel by the aid Of the sup
port which nature gave him.
Mrs. Washburn was an arrival on
the eastern, which came in at 8 O'Clock
last night. from her home at Sugar
Loaf, Colo. She was guest OF the
Palace over night. leaving on the Sill
verton train this morning, for Her
mosa, to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Russell have a
new daughter, who arrived few days
ago, at the home of her grandmother,
Mrs. ]. L. Russell. The little lady is
getting along nicely. Her father LETT
for the ranch at Spring creek this
morning.
MT. and Mrs. II. d. Mcbride and
family are planning to return to Du-
range. The climate of Medford. Ore.
where they are now located does NOT
agree with them. Mr.. Mcbride mas
already disposed of his business there
and would have been back before this,
but has been Ill. As soon as he re.
covers sufficiently, the family will re-
turn.
]. s. Pawley and mother. Mrs. N L.
Thorp, were arrivals last night from
Folsom, N. NJ. Mrs. Pawley, who
has been visiting in Pennington, came
in on the Red Apple train last night,
to meet her husband. This Is Mr..
Pawley's first trip to this section.
This morning all tire left for Do.
lores to look around in the MonteEuma
valley.
MT. and Mrs. r. ]. Osenbaugh, who
came in from the east few nights
ago. packed up and disposed Of their
household goods. and departed this
morning for Denver. where they will
makA their home in future Mr. OSen.