Semi-weekly herald., 1912-01-15

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From Fridays Daily.
H. B. Whitney, who calls the town
of Cortez home, is registered at the
Strater.
Fred McLin, a stockman from the
Montezuma valley, came in from
points east last night and continued
to his old range this morning.
]. w. Crawford, known officially
and locally as Fatty" is representing
the Content neighborhood in Durango
today. The Southern is supplying him
with comforts during his stay.
w. w. McAlpine, the lockwood saw
mill operator, returned to the plant
this morning. He was attired in a
uniform that made one wonder if he
was headed for Iceland or posing as
a Teddy bear"
o. E. Lauleland, forester and land
scape gardner from the San Luis val
ley, is in the city looking over con-
ditions with view of locating. The
gentleman is making the Hotel South
ern his headquarters.
j. d. Adams is domiciled at the
Strater while the head of the house
is visiting the Junior Adams in Tellu-
ride. He agrees to be grandfather
to those twins is worth the price of
being widower occasionally.
Engineers Roy Goodman and Gaines
Otis left for Denver this morning
where they were called as witnesses
in the Idaho-May Day case. The
mineral wealth of the La Platas is
extensively advertised through this
controversy.
Mrs. Ludlow, the chiropodist, who
has been in Durango the past foul
weeks, departed this morning fol
Greeley, her former headquarters
Durango peoples foot troubles are moi
sufficiently numerous to warrant hei
in locating here.
Frank holland of Mancos, vino ma;
been doing Pueblo and Denver, ant
Dame Rumor says points in the "Shov
me" state, was in the ticket line thi,
morning purchasing the cardboar.
that privileged him to board the trair
for his home town.
In order to alleviate the suffering,
of Jesus Candelaria, another opera
, ton has been found necessary. Hi
brother, who came over with hin,
went out to Rosa this morning 7,
, arrange his business interests so h,
, can be with him during the ordeal
Jay Probst, who recently embarked
in the moving picture business il
Denver, writes his venture is proving
a great success. Picture shows ar,
: too good place too forget it" t.
have the business effected by the
shortage of money-and Denver.
most loyal citizens admit dinero ISM
+ very plentiful there.
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Monday afternoon Herbert Gordon
Cameron, popular day clerk at the
J Victoria hotel, and Mrs. Helen Murph,
) were united in marriage by Rev. Faith
er Good. Both have many friends il
Alamosa who wish them a happy fu
ture. Mr.. Cameron is one of the mos
capable and worthy young men in tn,
! west.-Alamosa Empire.
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Mrs. E. H. Burdick and children de
parted for California this morning tc
spend the remaining winter months
En- route they will enjoy the attrac,
| tions Denver has to offer. Mr.. Bur.
dick accompanies them that far or
their journey. California is said to
have been careless of her tropical eli.
mate record this winter. The temper
ature prevailing would have been ex-
pected of localities furtherest north.
M. c. Herner, who has been fore
man of the Terry interests in the
Silverton camp for dozen or more
years, has gone to Fort Collins where
his family are located. He is plan
ming to engage in business somewhere
in that locality.