Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-30

week ago
Miss Amy Edwards departed for her
home at Bayfield, this morning, via
Ignacio The young lady was in the
city several days having her eyes
treated
w. C. Saunders came In from San
Juan County. N. NJ, last evening. and
left today for his home at Woodland
Park. Land seeking trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wood. who
were here to attend the funeral of the
latter's brother. Frank Sheets, de-
parted this morning for their nome in
Fort Collins.
Mrs. D.. J. McGillis left for Alamosa
this morning. after visit of several
days with her daughter. Miss Kate.
who is one of this years graduates.
| .. "A. Duuuhul lclL Ou inc ouhudS
eastern for q Kansas City voyage and
he informed us that he was going there
to purchase an incubator for his friend
| Wilmer.
| w. r. Mason came down from
Needleton. where he has mining
| cloimc Caturdav rioht and reDarts.d
on the Red Apple train, for Lodo,
Sunday morning.
G. F. Niegold, owner of Old Hun
dred mining property In San Juan
County, Colo. came down from Silver
ton last night. and continued to Den
yer, today.
| II. G.. Stevens, master mechanic OF
the fourth division, d. r. G., was in
town Saturday night, passing through
from an official trip to sllverton. He
left for Alamosa yesterday morning.
A. C. Somersville of Detroit is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Stewart. Mr..
Somerville is musician of rare abil-
ity, and will take part in the recital
at the Methodist church, tomorrow
night.
w. A. Chapson was a guest OF the
Savoy over night, passing through
from Pennington to his home in Canon
City. MIR. Chapson win stay over for
day or two in Pagosa Springs on the
way.
Mrs. w. R. Rynerson and family re-
where they spent a few weeks visit
ing friends, and departed today for
their home at Rico.
Mrs. G. w. Hunt came up from
Pennington Saturday night, on her
way to Denver and eastern points,
where she will visit relatives for a
month or two.
| ]. w. McMichael, OF Flora Vista.
came in on the Red Apple train last
night, and is In the city for few
days change. as well as to attend to
some business matters.
Miss Dorothy Pyle was among the
arrivals on last nights eastern from
California, where she spent the winter
with her mother, Mrs. Susie Pyle, the
latter remaining in California for some
months yet. Miss Pyle departed this
morning for her home in Dolores.
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4 Mark Woodruff. for some time ex-
press messenger of the R. G. S. and un-
til recently running out of Denver, is
on this end of the line once more.
Mrs. Woodruff Is in Denver where
they make their home, and the little
son. now six weeks old, is getting
along fine.
L ~. Ss NiihCis u WOAi hhoWh ioi hoi
resident of this city, now located
in Grand Junction, arrived last night.
and made hasty trip to Pennington
today. Mr.. Miller expects to return
this evening.
w. G. Ferguson, manager of the
Calumet Fuel Company. returned last
evening from brief visit with his
family in Denver. His son Kenneth
accompanied him to Durango for a
visit.
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Mrs. w. s. Heartz, wife OF MEM
ber of the switch crew in the Duran
go yards, came in last evening from
Denver, where she spent several
months on account of her health. Mrs.
Hearth returns, much benefited by the
change. Her son and daughter ac-
companied her, and now Mr.. Heartz
has home and folks. once more.