Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-27
Personal MENTION.

From Thursdays Daily.
R. e. Sloan left for Denver on
business trip this morning.
Mrs John Kellpberger departed
this morning on a brief business and
pleasure trip.
Mrs. Godfrey Challen and little
daughter went out to Ignacio this
morning to spend couple OF weeks
with the formers sister, Mrs. Nichols
District Attorney George Lane was a
passenger to Denver this morning.
Said he was going to chaperone the
Durango bunch headed for that point.
w. NJ. Gibson, the lumber merchant,
was passenger over the Southern
this morning on a business getting
expedition.
Mr. and Mrs r. Mathew recently
weds from Loup City, Neb., came in
from the east last night and departed
over the Southern this morning.
Express Messenger Peterson says
the snow is rapidly disappearing from
Cumbres. Yesterday it measured only
one inch and eight feet 1t is surely
going some.
T. C. Graden made visit to the
country yesterday. He found "the
half had not been told" about the con
dition of the roads.
It Is reported that Messrs. Fleck
Jarvis and Wetter have declined the
honors OF running for aldermen OF the
Democratic ticket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mayne and chill
field this morning after two days o
strenuous shopping in Durango.
D
]. d. Burgwin of Dolores was II
town yesterday homeward bound from
Cuba and southeastern points. where
he has been spending the winter
months.
Mrs. Arthur b. Douglas has sold th'
Williams rooming house to Mrs. Non'
Apperson and will In the future leat
a less strenuous life. After tive
weeks visit with Animas valley friend
she will journey through the sum!
southland.
Our Durango boys have not ackowl
edged the Mancos basket ball team
champions by any means. Instead
they VIII play the rub" game witt
them either at Telluride or Silvertor
at an early date.
Sam Ethridge. our genial stock In
spector, went over to Mancos thi'
morning. He says the report tina
he is contemplating matrimony will
be true as soon as he finds the girl
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Kelley art
down from the May Day. Mr.. Kelle,
is vice president OF the Burns Nation
al bank and manages the May Day b.
way OF recreation.
Miss Emma Austin left for her home
in Glen Falls. New York, this morning
after six weeks visit with hel
brother, Attorney Harry b. Austin
and family. She has been extensive
ly feted during her brief visit Those
who have the pleasure of her acquaint
ance only regret that we are not Il
number her among our permanent res
idents.
Mrs. Jack Spargo and the diminu
tive junior Spargo are over from
Mancos for few days visit.
Emmet Writ. the post trader a
Dulce, was an over night visitor. Jus
business.
Mrs. M. D. KnIefle of Alamosa, wht
has been spending few Gays In Farm
ington and Durango. left for home thi
morning. Mr.. Kniefle.. who is a wei
known contractor. has decided to 10
cate in Pennington. Mrs. Kniefl,
will visit relatives in Texas befors
joining him.
Joseph Green, the plumber. who ha.
been connected with the plumbing de
partment of the Graham Hardware
company for several years. has fitted
up a shop next to the C. o. d. laundr,
and will hereafter conduct an indie
pendent business.
Mrs. Fannie Brenan left for Telu
ride this morning where she will spend
the summer months with her sou
Arthur. She has various real estate
interests here which will necessitate
frequent visits.
Durango friends are extending the
glad hand nj welcome IN Mrs IuIr