Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-16

directories every year They have
five books in this state, Colorado
Springs. Pueblo. Trinidad, Salida and
Grand Junction.
I II. w. Fielding. the Mancos saw mill
man. Is in the city for day or two
United States Marshal Clarke passed
| through from Silverton this morning
to Denver.
E. w. Perkins is over from Cortez
on vacation OF couple OF weeks
MIR. Perkins is located at the Palace
NJ. b. Parsons was in the city last
| night passing through from his home
in Lebanon to Denver. Business trip.
County Commissioner w. |. Myler
| was in the city over night, passing
| through from his home in Cortez to
Denver. Good roads convention.
Charles Griffith of Florida mesa was
| u passenger to Denver this morning
rs delegate for the good roads con
vention.
II. Taylor, master Of bridges and
buildings for this division OF the ID.
& X. G.. was in the city over night on
business.
What's the use of crying and what's
| the use of signing, and what's the use
| to whimper and complain, to this
lact just take tumble that it amt
no good to grumble SO Just back and
| try your luck again.
Miss Wygle, the dealer in ladies'
| hair goods, left this morning for a
business trip to Aztec and Farming
ton.
II. ID. Delacour was a guest of the
Palace last night from Mancos and
| departed on the eastern today, for his
| old home in England. on visit to his
parents.
Mrs. w H. Hut and family were
| among the rrivls lst night from DO
lores where they visitaed friends for a
few weeks. This morning they de-
parted for their home in Pennington.
| Il. r. Schlacks is in the city today
on business for his department. Mr..
Schlacks is connected with the con-
struction department of the fourth
division OF the ID. & h. G. and is here
| looking after material for cars. etc.
Reports from other states indicate
that severe storms and very disagree
able weather is prevailing and that
makes us glad that we are here, In
Durango the poorest of the poor enjoy
what the wealthy, in some localities,
cannot buy, and that is fine climate,
| A party of Silvertonltes passed
through today to Denver to attend
the good roads convention and other
big meetings about to take place in
Denver and vicinity. In the delega-
tion we noted: Frank Brown. Louis
Wyman, ]. NJ. Clifford, Ben Allen and
Ed Holman.
in on the Red Apple train last night
from Flora Vista and the latter enter
ed Ochsner hospital today. This is
their first trip to town via the railroad.
MIR. Cameron has made many trips to
town with loads of apples during a
long residence In San Juan county, but
this Is his first trip over the Red Apple
line with his wife.
| John Tucker was a guest of the Sa.
voy over night from Pennington,
where he has been visiting his son
| for some time and looking around
the country. Mr. IuckeT Is booster,
and likes the west so much that he
has induced number of persons to
locate in the San Juan. He left for his
home in Newark. o., this morning to
wind up his affairs preparatory to his
return to this section.
| How would you like to be on the
Pacific for the next six weeks? Sum
mer heat and white clothing seem like
a fairy tale in this land of snow and
ice, of train blockades, with telegraph
and telephone lines out of commits
sion. no light and no power. We pro
test that the weather man who has
this particular section in charge must
have his wires crossed, and dumped
the wrong kind Of weather on us. Gave
us Medicine Hat instead OF Durango,
night before last.
HELLO! DENVER.
The telephone line between Pagosa