Semi-weekly herald., 1912-04-01

which took place at 2 o'clock this aft
crncon.
w. P. Lockwood was in town over
night passing through from busi-
ness trip to Denver, to his home in
Animas Forks. Mr.. Lockwood went
out on the Silverton train this morn
ing.
Harvey Ellis was passenger tt
Aztec this morning on real estate
business.
John M. Williams was Durango
visitor over night, passing through
from Silverton to Denver.
Harry l.. Dixon jr. went out on
the eastern this morning on a. basi-
ness trip to Denver.
Harley Mason was an arrival last
yeuin, from Lebanon, and con,in1 d
this 1t o,rrng to Denver on business
Mrs. j.. D. Taylor returned to-
day to her fome in Pennington af ar
few Gays in town visiting frield d.
&C. Hilliker has returned to Du.
range after lengthy absence in the
east for the benefit of his health.
Attorney Charles A. johnson re-
turned last evening from business
trip to Denver where he argued a
case before the supreme court.
w. W. Grimes of Silverton was n
passenger to Denver this morning to
attend the boosters banquet on Fri
day.
George Simmons, travelling audit
or of the Moffat road, was in town
over night on his way to Denver from
visit to his ranch near Dolores.
Thomas Riddle, mayor of Cedar
Hill, returned to his home this morn
ing after couple Of days in town on
business.
Mrs. C. C. Tenghems of Cortez
was in town over night passing
through to Denver, for which place
she left this morning.
The Bear dance, the big spring
festival for the Utes, is now on at the
agency at Ignacio. Those who have
never seen this dance should attend.
Game Warden Thomas Rickner
and little daughter, Mia, came in from
Mancos last night and departed this
morning for Denver where the former
will take in the boosters banquet.
John Mcneil, who is in charge of
of the coal department for the D. &.
K. G., and has been in town for few
days on business pertaining to the
same, went east this morning.
"A. Austin was a returning pas
senger on the eastern last evening
from a vacation trip to Denver. This
morning he continued to his home in
Aztec.
- Superintendent Werner of the Ig-
nacio Ute agency took the train this
morning for Colorado Springs to at
tend the state convention in session
there. AsAR
Otto Roster, well known busi-
ness man of Rico, departed for home
this morning after brief visit with
his family in Durango. Mr.. Rosters
daughter, Miss Tattie, is student
of the Durango high school, and also
a member of the girls champion bask-
ct ball team.
Attorney Barney Haughey, who
would rather smell printers ink any
day than to handle the odor of musty
old law books, went to Denver this
morning to represent The Herald at
the boosters banquet, and we want
to say that if the San Juan basin had
a few more boosters of the Barney
Haughey type it would not be any
the worse for it.
Among the Durangoites depart
ing this morning for Denver to take
in the chamber of commerce banquet
on Friday, we noted the following:
DR.. A. A. Robbins, Rowe N. Pingrey,
Ward Darley, Burrit Allen, T. B. Hale,
John Coston, P. B. McAtee, B. N.
Freeman. Residents from other
points departing on similar mission
were Ernest Beach of La Plata City,
T. A. Pierce of Aztec, C. A. Freder-
icks, editor of the Monteuma Journal
of Cortez, and j. Dukeshyer and D. M.
Logenbaugh of the same place.
Durango people will be glad when
our baseball season opens. Of all
athletic sports known and practiced
in this country, baseball stands at the
top. 1t is the one national game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Stein have
gone to housekeeping in the Fidler
residence at 1869 Second avenue. The
moving stunt is now completed and
the head of the house is just be-
ginning to find out how many kitchen
utensils she forgot to buy!
Miss Albina SENEGAL is now To-
Gated in Portland, Ore, and writes
that she likes the town as well as her
new position there very much. Miss
SENEGAL left Durango some time ago
to accept o position in Helper, Utah,
leaving there for Portland, about three
weeks ago.
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