Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-21
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COMING AND GOING.
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Sloans.
Jack Redman, the drug salesman,
left over the Southern to interview
customers along the line.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Faunce, who
have been spending some time in Du-
range since disposing Of theic real
estate holdings near Mancos. were
Denver bound travellers this morning.
The San Juan Democrat notes the
marriage of Henry sou.hard and Miss
Lena Rathjen. Both are known in
Durango and friends hasten % estena
congratulations
Will the person who carride home
a pair of long white kid gloves by
mistake from Red Men hall last night
kindly return the same to A. NJ. An
heier so he may restore them to the
owner?
Doc" Wallace, familiarly known as
Navajo BILL is back from little old
New York where he has been compar-
ing the wild and woody east with the
sane and civilized existence among the
Navajos. A month of the former he
found sufficient for life time and he
hastened back to the southwest. Be
fore journeying to the reservation he
will spend couple of days at the
Strater.
Mrs. Ray Cooper came down from
Silverton this morning to visit with
Mr.. Cooper's parents in Animas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Yoder are in
from Bayfield, visiting Mrs. Yoder's
sister, Mrs. r. C. Salyer
Miss Bergman of Cortez returned
to her home this morning after spend
ing couple of days in town on
shopping expedition.
NJ. l.. Towne, who has been making
the Palace his headquarters for sew
eral days, left this morning for the
La Platas, where he will continue his
mining activities.
M. Levy left for Denver this morn
ing after spending some time in the
section looking over the country and
incidentally supplying local dealer, in
ladies' furnishings, with his wares.
Perrung's auto bread wagon is an
object of wonder to people from other
points who entertain the idea that mo-
tor cars have never been heard of in
this part of the universe.
| C. II. Mitchell, the, mail clerk, was
elected clerk of the w. o. W., last
| orth h.c rauinnaI and
will leave for other points in the
near future.
| p. b. McAtee is home from an ex-
tended trip to points along the Den
yer and Rio Grande. All the nooks
and corners of Importance along the
d. g. r. G. were included in his itin-
erary.
Barney Haughey, one of the local
leaders of the Bull Moose herd, went
over to Dolores this morning to con-
fer with the portion of the herd that
makes that neck of the woods their
stamping grounds.
| Levi Steinbach returned from Ala
mosa last night on his way to his
home near Flora Vista where he will
auction off his twenty acres of fruit
land, preparatory to moving co the
San Luis valley.
| L. p. Main returned from the Mon
tezuma valley last night where he
has been campaigning since early in
the week. The papers that note his
visit in that section give him favor
able mention.
A bunch of Democrats head Hes
perus way via an auto late this after
noon where they will try to persuade
the people that Democrats would, if
elected, administer affairs from the
angle of business.
Will Shirmer, the well known me-
chanic, left for Pueblo this morning
where he will investigate conditions
with view of locating. Mrs. Shirmcr
will remain in Durango until he de-
termines whether he wishes to change
his location.
William Walker and little son of
Colorado Springs were guests at the
Southern last night, bound for Ce-
dar Hill, where the junior member OF
the family will spend the winter with
his grandmother
Decker, the tailor whose departure
was noted in these columns some
weeks since, is said to be located at
Albuquerque. We mentioned at the
time that he had failed to notify all
of his creditors of his intended change
Of climate.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Osbourne. who
have been hosts at the Brown Palace
hotel, Cortez, for the past two years,
have retired from active business life
in the valley and will seek new fields,
their lease on the hostelry having ex-
pired yesterday.
The Cortez Journal notes the pres
ence of Senator George West and his
consulting engineer, VIM. II. Strong,
in that city Tuesday. The object of
their visit was to consult with II. M.
Hogg and f. H. Henry in regard to
the Dolores project.
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