Semi-weekly herald., 1912-03-04
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| John Eder came In last nigh
from Rico for few days outing.
". c. Coulson is in, town from
Pine river spending few days with
his mother.
w. M. Gibson of the Gibson Lum-
Der company. was passenger to
Pennington, this morning on business
DIR. B. J. Ochsner is building an
addition to his house, including an
other room and other improvements.
William Wieland, the contractor,
returned yesterday from Pagosa
Springs, where he spent the past
month finishing up some contracts.
Mrs. E. A. Chubb, who has been
suffering from an attack of neuralgia
for the past few days, is much better,
and is able to be around the house
again.
| Mrs. II. C. Bollinger of La Plata
City, who is guest of the Strater
while recuperating from an attack of
nervous prostration, is improving
slowly.
Attorney S. W. Carpenter was a
business visitor last night from Man
cos, returning homeward this morn
ing. Mr.. Carpenter was here to at
| tend to some legal matters.
Charles Thompson was return
ing passenger to his home in Silver
ton this morning. Mr.. Thompson was
here yesterday to attend the funeral
of the late Frank Conner.
j. II. Woods of the Gallotti In
vestment company went to Ignacio
this morning with some land buyers,
to look over some real estate propo-
sitions.
Mr. and Mrs. d. c. Coulson and
the boys departed today for bayfield,,
where they will make their home on
their ranch on Pine river, for few
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Hurley are
moving into the d. C. Coulson resi-
dence at $40 Fourth avenue, today.
Mrs. Hurley came in from their for
mer home in Chama last night.
Attorneys Frank Ross and w. N.
Searcy were business visitors from
their home in Silverton, over night,
being here to argue a motion before
Judge C. A. Pike. Both gentlemen re-
turned home this morning.
Gust Schrader and ]. W. Shields
were among the arrivals on last
nights eastern from Denver, to join
the bridge crew, employed in repair
ing the Red Apple line in the vicinity
of Cedar Hill.
John Hecker, the real estate man
from Monte Vista, and ex-hotel land
lord, returned yesterday from trip
to the Montezuma valley and went out
on the eastern this morning bound for
tie Ignacio section.
Mrs. A. r. Mollette is expected to
arrive this evening from her former
home in Wichita, Kas., where she was
summoned some weeks ago on account
of the illness and subsequent death OF
her father.
H. B. Maris, superintendent Of
the San Juan Power company's Sill
verton plant, came down from Sill
verton last night and is spending the
day in the city on business with the
Durango office.
Mrs. A. J. Laury was an arrival
last evening on the eastern from AL
lison, where she spent a few days
with relatives. She was a guest OF
the Palace over night and continued
this morning to Salt Lake where she
will stay over for a day or two, and
then go on to her home in Redding,
Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Hill and
family are spending few days in
town from Silverton where Mr.. Hill is
manager for the MacLean mining
properties. The latter is here for
medical treatment, not having fully
recovered from the effects of an ILL
ness of some weeks ago.
| William r. Price one of the Price
brothers, well known mine operators
of the La Platas, has accepted po-
sition as manager Of big mining
company operating in Utah, and will
leave in few days for his new loca-
ton. This morning Mr.. Price went to
La Plata City to pack up his effects
and make preparations for his depart
ure.
Mrs. John Grady, who has been
very i'll for the past four months and
was brought to Durango recently from
Portland, Ore, after going down to
the gates Of death, is improving slow
ly. She is still very weak and unable
to walk, but is gaining little each
day. For the past two days she has
been strong enough TO take an out
ing in wheeled chair.
| Frank Quirk, the well known tree
man, left this morning for Farming
ton on business mission, which his
companions insisted was to escape the
Dingfods. OF course you never can
tell, but this morning Mr.. Quirk didn't
bear the earmarks of an about-to-be
groom. Being just mere men. VIC
know that the bunch were just bluff
ing.
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