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

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Colorado City. Mr.. Hutscker bought
land at Bloomfield, N. NJ, and was
taking his family to their new nome
They all departed on the Red Apple
train this morning.
j. ID. Clark, the real estate man from
farmington, was a returning passen-
ger on Tuesdays delayed eastern from
Denver and after staying over in town
yesterday, left for home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Goddard ar.
rived yesterday from Salt Lake City
and left on the Red Apple train this
morning for Fruitland, to visit friends
They may decide to locate if condi.
tons are favorable.
Mrs. NJ. ". Strong returned yester.
day from Eureka, where she spent
some three weeks at the Sunnyside
mine on business. She was guest of
the Strater over night and continued
to her home In Denver on todays
eastern.
John Schaaf of Pendleton, N NJ,
returned on last nights delayed east.
ern from a visit with relatives at his
old home In Kansas. Harry Haw.
thorne OF Laplata, N. NJ, accompanied
him. Both gentlemen are staying over
in town today.
Ire load of mail on the Red Apple
train this morning was unusually
heavy, in more ways than one One
sack looked as II 1t was almost filled
with Ward. Montgomery catalogues
or Is It Sears, Roebuck, that Is SO
large!
Mr. and Mrs. ID. j. Place were in the
city today from the Florida on a shop.
ping trip. Mrs. Place said this morn.
ing the roads are simply impossible
In fact, truer way to express the
situation would be to say there are no
roads,
Mr. and Mrs. A. l., Nathan are home
again from an eastern trip of some
weeks Mr.. Nathan visited Chicago
and New York and other points on u
purchasing trip to secure the latest
and best in mems furnishings for
his Durango customers. Mrs. Nathan
visited relatives In Kansas City,
| meanwhile,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marks Rachofsky were
| outgoing passengers on the eastern
this morning bound for Denver where
they expect to make their home in fu-
ture. Durango friends wish them the
best of success in their new location
While Mrs. Rachofsky's home has been
in Denver for years, and she has a
great many friends there, she said this
morning before leaving, that she was
very sorry TO leave Durango, as she
had met so many nice people, and
liked the place. For business rea.
sons it seemed to their interest to
locate In Denver.
Mrs. John Pearson's father. Mr.. Tay
lor, is recovering from a serious spell
OF appendicitis.
Tom Fowler OF Mancos wa sa re.
turning passenger on the eastern this
morning from trip to Denver Mr.
Fowler departed for home en- this
mornings Southern.
Sheriff James Gawith OF Montezuma
county, was in the city last night
passing through with an insane pa
tient, sentenced few days ago in the
county court at Cortez, to the asylum
at Pueblo. Sheriff Gawith left with
his charge on the eastern this morn.
ing.
Landlord Bowman OF the Palace no.
tel was swapping yarns this morning
with two strangers, recently returned
from the Ozarks in Arkansas. One of
the men was saying that the iuhabi.
tants lived on razorbacks and corn
bread, and added the Arkansas razor
backs could easily drink buttermilk
out OF Jug" little farther on In
the story. the narrator said he asked
one Of the natives, What do you live
on?" Fish and strangers" was the
reply.