Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-20
singing, will be greatly missed in
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Miss Frances Leach arrives this
evening from Denver 10 take the sec
ond trick at night at the Western I'm
Ion telegraph office.
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II. T. Henderson was an outgoing
passenger on the eastern bound for
Denver and points east, on business
pertaining to certain irrigation proj.
ects in which he is Interested.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Nelson left for
their home In Pennington this morn
Ing. They returned last night from
a vacation trip to Denver and points
east.
The monthly meeting OF the Pres
byterian Brotherhood will be held
Thursday evening at s o'clock. The
members and their families will have
musicale and social.
Richard Sbeeban departed yesterday
morning for his home in Springfield,
Mass, after pleasant visit Of about
a month with his uncle, w. c. Rogers
OF North Durango.
W. l. Campbell is In the city for
day or two from Cedar Hill. Mr.
Campbells home is In Colorado
Springs. but he is here looking
around.
Drs. Carthwaite and Holloway, who
came in last night on the special with
the persons injured on the Pagosa
Springs branch, departed this morning
on the eaa tern for Chama.
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w. N. Wallace returned this morh-
ing from Barmington and the trading
post at Pueblo Bonito. DOC" was III
town for few days rest and change
from chico weed and Indians.
Three John Ericksons, the second
initial of each being respectively, K :,
A., r., are registered at the Palace
They came down from Silvercon OF
last nights train, on a vacation trip.
W. A. Chapson of Canon City and
c. s. Chapson of Pagosa Springs were
In the city last night, passing through
tho OF tn Eo pufn For
which place they left this morning.
W. l.. Norwood of Denver arrived
recently to accept position in the
Helm barber shop. succeeding l.. H.
Miles. who departed today for Gales
burg. Ill. Mr.. Norwood comes well
recommended and is said to be an ex
pert in his line.
Secretary George N. Raymond of the
Board of Trade, and Frank Eldredge
went to Aztec today to confer with
the citizens of that place on matters
pertaining to the development OF this
section, and also to further the inter
ests of the big boostsers banquet to
be given In Pennington tomorrow
night Messrs. Raymond and Ell
dredge will go on to Pennington to
attend the banquet tomorrow.
T. X. Irwin and C. A. Ball were
among the Durangoites who left for
Tiffany this morning to attend the
public sale on the Irwin Stuart ranch.
The Silverton train was derailed
yesterday about half a mile south OF
Bells spur. Two cars went into the
ditch on account Of the soft track.
Durango was notified. and a wrecdng
train was sent up last night. The
passengers were transferred and
reached Durango at 1920 last night.
The track Is now clear. the mixed
train leaving for Silverton at $3.50
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Knowlton and
son Virgil were among the departures
on the Southern today ON an extend
ed trip. They expect to be absent
about year, and may decide to re-
main permanently If they find any
thing to suit them. Last fall Mr..
Knowlton sold his ranch In the Ami
mas valley and is now free to enjoy
his vacation. MIR. and Mrs. Knowlton
will visit friends at Salida and Pueblo
and stay over for a time in Denver
where Virgil will attend the Barnes
Commercial school, the term commenc-
ing in April. His parents will visit
relatives in Holdridge. Neb.. and Mr..
Knowlton will spend the summer visit
ing his four brothers in Minnesota
Mrs. Knowlton said that while they
would look around, they expected to
return to La Plata county. Their
friends here win always be glad to
see them
Professor Charles Edward Merriam,
the Republican nominee for mayor OF
Chicago. was born in Iowa in 1874
After receiving degrees at the State
University OF Iowa and Columbia uni.