Semi-weekly herald., 1912-06-10
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where special evangelical meetings are
being held. Everybody welcome.
Miss Josephine Stone, who COM
pleted the junior year of the Durango
high school this term, making her
home with her sister, Mrs. /. j.
Bradford, left this morning on round
of visits to her brothers in Creede,
Del Norte and Alamosa. Miss Stone
will return in time to resume her
studies when school opens in Septem-
Der.
e. II. Holman was in the city
over night passing through from Sill
verton to Denver, on business.
}. II. Burhop, the piano man, is
in the city for day or two from
Aztec, on business.
Miss Nellie Cox returned to her
home at Cedar Hill this morning after
pleasant visit of few days with
Miss Mile Sease.
Miss Editha Green was an ar
rival last evening from Mancos on a
visit to Miss Annie Kelly, of this
city.
Der merchant, was in the city over
night from Silverton on business, re-
turning home on this mornings train
W. "a DttMhi \, hidiABti VI bue
Valley View Mining company, return
ed to his home in Denver this morn
ing after brief stay in town on
business.
George W. Franklin was in the
city last night on a hasty business
trip, returning to Denver this morn
ing. Mr.. Franklin came in from
Lumberton last night.
Miss Daisy Mcmillan, the eff
cient milliner for the Kruschke dry
goods company, left this morning for
her home in Denver, after completing
the seasons work.
Captain C. +. Dudley went out or
the Silverton train this morning
bound for Electra lakes, where he will
enjoy the pleasures of camp life fol-
week or two.
Phillip Bauer returned last even,
ing from combined business anc
pleasure trip to Denver. Mr.. Bauer
was a guest of the Southern ovei
night and departed today for his home
in Mancos.
Mrs. NJ. McGee was guest of thu
Palace last night, while passing
through from Pennington to Nance:
on hurried business trip. Mrs. Nc
Gee was passenger on today!
Southern.
Louis Werker, the well know
musician, was an outgoing passenge
to California this morning, where HI
will spend the summer. Professo
| Werker will visit his son for fev
weeks and will then take in the point
of interest along the coast.
| Mr.. and Mrs. d. V. Sharp ant
family were arrivals on last night
eastern from their former home il
| Missouri, on their way to Farming
ton where they expect to locate. The.
continued their journey on the Re,
Apple train this morning.
| Attorney and Mrs. Willis Rees
departed this morning on an outing
They will spend day or two witt
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Tefft at Rock
wood, Mr.. Reese going on to Electr;
lakes to fish and camp, and enjo,
the pleasures of the simple life.
C. p. Foreman and Mrs. w. A
Bay came in from Cortez last nigh
where the latter has been visiting he
daughter, Mrs. Foreman, for a weel
or two. This morning Mrs. Bay con
tinued to her home in Bayfield,, Mr.
Foreman accompanying her that fa
in order to attend to some busines
matters.
| M. d. Harding, an old timer o
the San Juan, was an arrival las
evening from Hurley, N. NJ, where h
spent some months on mining bust
ness for the company with which HI
is employed. Mr. Harding said it wa
his first trip to this part of Colorad,
for some time, and naturally he fount
a number of different changes. HI
left for Silverton this morning.