Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-06

HAHN.
Harvey Ellis returned from Den
yer last evening, where he spent few
days on real estate business.
Editor Frank Hartman of the
Alamosa Empire is business visitor
in Durango today.
&C. G. Martin was an arrival last
evening from Denver, to accept IA DO
sition with Ernest Wetter as grocery
man.
Rev. Father J. B, Liciotti left this
morning for Blanco, N. NJ, where ne
will conduct Catholic services on Sun
day, returning to Durango, Monday.
R. G. Graf returned last evening
from a business trip to Denver, and
continued today to his home in Farm
ington.
). s. Tucker returned last even
ing from business trip to Silverton,
and continued this morning to his
home in Colorado Springs.
n. c. Goulding was a passenger
to Pine Ridge this morning. Mr..
Goulding was returning to the sheep
camp after hurried trip to town for
supplies.
Miss Jennie Smith was an arrival
last evening from Ignacio, where
school closed last Thursday. She de-
parted this morning for Aztec, to visit
relatives during the summer vacation.
Mrs. A. j. Fitzsimmons came in
last evening from Denver, where she
spent few weeks with friends at
University Park, This morning she
departed for her home at Glencoe.
Miss Ethel Jay left this morning
for Ridgway, where she will keep
house for her uncle, Conductor Will
liam Jay, during the absence of her
aunt, Mrs. f. C. Kennedy, who is leav-
ing for few weeks vacation.
Mrs. w. N. Searcy and little
daughter are here from Silverton for
few days visit with Durango friends,
while waiting for Mr. Searcy to join
them on his return from Denver. They
are guests of the Strater.
Mrs. E. Sanders was an arrival
last evening from Mancos to spend
few days with Durango friends. On
account of the late arrival of the
train, Mrs. Sanders registered at the
Palace over night.
Wilbur Pierce of Pennington was
visitor in the city yesterday, on
his way to Bayfield,, to join the fast
aggregation of ball players in the
Pine river section. Mr.. Pierce depart
ed on this mornings train.
F. M. Rhodes is in the city today
on a business trip and, incidentally,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Logan.
Mesdames Rhodes and Logan are sis
ters, and since Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes
moved to Aztec, to spend the summer
on their ranch, the ladies have no
ticed the separation considerably.
Mrs. T. j. Avery and little daugh-
ter Helen returned to their home at
the Incas mine this morning, after a
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G.
W. Avery, in this city. Helen, who
is years old, says she always has
a good time with grandma. Incident
ally, Mrs. Avery was here to do some
shopping.
Joe Costello arrived last evening
from Colorado Springs and. departed
this morning for Rico, where he will
spend the summer looking after his
mining property. Mr.. Costello di-
vides the year between the two places,
putting in the winter months in Colo
RADIO Springs, and spending the sum
mer in Rico.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Rainey re-
turned last evening from Lebanon
where they spent several days visit.
ing their sons, and looking around in
the Montezuma valley. This morning
they were passengers ON the eastern
bound for their home in Cincinnati,
o One of their sons was accident
ally shot few weeks ago at Lebanon
and it was to satisfy themselves as to
his condition that Mr.. and Mrs. Raj
ney made the trip at this time.