Semi-weekly herald., 1911-01-23
J. M. Crawford is . Durango visitor
from Content for day or two.


The D. & r. G. pay car arrives
this evening. That is one special
whose visits are as welcome as the
Flowers that bloom In the spring"
The railroad boys are always good.
humored when the ghost walks.
]. ]. Molony. who stayed over In
town yesterday morning on his way
to Silverton from an extended vaca-
ton trip in California, New Mexico
and Arizona, departed for home on the
early train.
G. 8. McCandless and the party OF
eastern capitalists who were here look
ing over some mining property in the
La Platas, returned last evening from
the Oro Fino mine, and departed for
their respective homes this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Newell were
outgoing passengers on the eastern
this morning. MIR. Newell was on his
way to Macomb. H.. to spend a few
weeks with his mother. Mrs. Newell
accompanied him as far as Denver and
after spending week or ten days at
the state capital. will return to Du-
range.
pnyurnon uifa fs
Of the Southern last night, arriving
on yesterdays eastern from Pagosa
Springs. where they spent the past
four months on account OF Mrs. Bow.
mans health. The winter proved too
severe and this morning they con.
tinued to Pennington to try the ef-
feet of a milder climate. Mr. and
Mrs. Bowman live in Kansas.
Mrs. o. u. Franklin, daughter Gladys
and the baby left this morning to visit
her sister, Mrs. A. c. Kern at Oxford.
Later. Mrs. Franklin will go ON to
Ignacic to spend q week or two with
her brother. |. N. Jack. Mrs. Frank
lin, who was brought up In Durango,
Is now located in Emmett, Idaho, and
is here visiting relatives for q few
weeks. Durango friends are pleased
to see her again
Miss Mabel Nickel was a guest OF
the Palace last night from Farming.
ton. where she had made her home
with her brother Frank for some time
This morning the young lady went out
on the eastern bound for Oklahoma
City to join her mother, Mrs. F. M.
Nickel. There is some trouble over
property which Mrs. Nickel owns near
that place. so she may be compelled
to remain some time.
A social meeting of St. Marks guild
will be held at the home of Mrs. John
Pearson. 1904 Third avenue, Friday
afternoon. All members and friends
are cordially invited.
beoTee w. fillmore, manager OF the
Tomahawk and Lucky Moon mining
companies operating In the La Platas,
returned last evening from Chicago,
where Mrs. Gilmore and the boy are
spending the winter.
Senator Guggenheim writes Mr.. Ora
den that he confidently expects a de.
cision in the matter of the ruling made
by the land office. relative to the Ute
Indian coal lands, in the next few
days.
w. A. Stewart is home again from a
trip to Denver and east, as far as his
old home in Algonac, Mich. MI Stew
arts brother, j. A, and his cousin,
DR.. c. +. Stewart. returned with him
from Michigan for a visit.
B. ]. Beckwith was Durango visitor
over night from Silverton and return
ed home this morning. Mrs Beckwith
is in Durango for medical treatment
and her husband came down to see
how she is getting along.
The young fellow who slipped into
The Herald office this morning and
carried off little stack of yesterdays
Heralds Is known and If he will drop
in and pay for the same 1t will save
trouble all around. A word to the
wise ought to be sufficient In a case
of this kind.
Mrs. Morris Stein and father. Lewis
Hart, went out on the eastern this
morning. Mrs. Stein expects to visit
friends and relatives in Excelsior
Springs. Kansas City and Chicago. and
then go on to the eastern markets
to purchase the spring goods. She
will return to Durango about April /.
Mr.. Hart will also visit his son Joe
at Ottumwa, Ia.
Mrs. z. d. Whitlock, who left for
Manhattan. Kans, some weeks ago
on account of the illness of her moth.
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