Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-06
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LOCAL NEWS.
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Every room in the Strater hotel
was occupied last night.
Attorney John Galbreath depart
ed this morning for Pagosa junction
Hlie.e he will locate. His friends in
Iutango and this section wish John
the finest kind of success. Just be
fore the train pulled out we heard
young lady say to him that she ex-
pc. ted him to get right in line for
President If the United States. John
Promised her he would do his best.
DIR. A. w. Robbins was called out
TO Kline last evening to attend the
infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Fielding. The doctor made a record
trip with Walter Foley of the Durango
Motor Car company in the auto, over
bad roads, but when they arrived it
W - too late. The baby had died
IN. { time before.
- Principal G. +. Snyder of the Fort
Lewis Agricultural shcool, returned
last evening from Aztec, where he
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Wednesday. Tuesday there was
similar meeting at CASTELAR,. Mr.. Sry
der left for Fort Lewis this morning.
DR.. Edgar l.. hewett, who is men,
toned in the article under the caption
Queer Hunt For Curios" has often
passed through Durango to and from
the Mesa Verde national park, where
he spent most of the summer two
years ago. He is perhaps better
known in Mancos than in Durango.
e. w. Walter, the well known
mining promoter, was in town over
| night. passing through from Silyerton
| on his way east.
Mrs. W. 7. Harrison was in the
city last. night, passing through from
husbands people, to her home in Sill
verton. Mrs. Harrison left for home
on this mornings train.
Ernest Hoffman was returning
pas ssenger to his home in Silverton
today, after spending yesterday in
town on his way from the ranch AT
Oxford
L. b. Furman, the well known
.ivil engineer in charge of construc-
tion work for the ID. G. r. c., came in
last night with his wife and son from
a vacation trip east, and left for his
home in Pennington this morning.
Miss Minnie Nicholson, daughte
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Nicholson u
| Content, left for the Auimas vale
this morning, on visit to her aunt,
Mrs. Milton Schaefer.
Mrs. A. w. Leaning and baby
were among the arrivals on the South
| ern last night from Placerville, where
they visited the baby's paternal grand
mother. Mrs. Leaning was guest
CT the Savoy last night and continued
this morning to her home in Silverton.
| William KunzIer was an arrival
last evening from Dolores to meet
| Jacob ]. knecht of Philadelphia, and
Thomas F. Lepir of Cheyenne, Wyo.,
W ho Sdhic III ihSt hlEhl Ou lHt east
ern. This morning the gentlemen left
for the Montezuma valley, where the
two latter will look into some land
propositions with Mr.. Kunzler.
! Mrs. Edward Davenport of Du-
range, Thomas Cados of Blanco, N
~; and Louis Bazzinella of La Plata
' underwent critical operations during
The past week at the hands of Drs.
Lackey and Robbins at the Mercy
hospital They are all doing nicely.
A. ]. Waldron, who was here for
several days on a business mission,
left for his home in Dolores today.
Jack Joyce, Jr., passed through from
Silverton this morning to Denver, on
combined business and pleasure
trip.
I Miss Mary Myers closed her school
at Florida Station last Friday after a
very successful session. and after
spending few days at her home in
Bayfield,, came in to town last night
10 assist her sister, Miss Fawny, with
some of her preparations for gradua.
ton from the d. H. S.
Mrs. c. H. Snyder and daughter,
Mrs. Angie Laird, are now in Denver
on their way home from California
and will probably arrive in Durango
in few days.
C. Il, Wager was a passenger to
Maneos this morning on a short trip
Mr.. Wager is looking around the coun
try little before leaving for his home
in Canada.