Semi-weekly herald., 1912-04-22

&C. d. Potts jr. and S. c. Faunce
were arrivals on the eastern last night
from Chicago on their way to Man
COS, to look into some land propo-
sitions. The gentlemen departed via
the Southern this morning.
F. C. Wilson, the d. g. Z. G.
conductor, was an outgoing passenger
IN the eastern this morning boliid for
Miami and other points in Florida. the
land of a'iigators and orange los
SONS, summer girls and palms.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Rainey came
in last night from Cincinnati on II
visit to their sons, one of whom is the
Young man who was accidentally shot
1T Lebanon, and brought to town To
Mercy hospital short time ago.
Mrs. August Fast and child, and
Mrs. NJ. w. Emery, were guests of
the Strater over night, passing
through to Denver. Mrs. Emery was
on her way home, Mrs. Fast accom-
panying her for a return visit.
The D. & r. G. pay car arrived
last night at 1890 and departed this
morning before breakfast. AS re-
suit there are one or two disconso-
late railroad employees today. It's a
long time till the twentieth Of May
H. L. Damshroder, formerly a
resident of Durango and Silverton
for some years, was an arrival last
evening fom Elmore, o. He was
guest of the Savoy over night and
continued to Silverton this morning
on business trip.
"A. Y. Cook, secretary of the Flo
rida Cooperative Ditch company, was
in town today. He now has crew of
eighteen men and four teams at work
enlarging and repairing the ditch, and
considering the bad weather work is
progressing finely.
"A. L. and William Seyrett were
among the arrivals on last nights
eastern from Montclair, N. j. They
were guests of the Savoy over night
and departed this morning for Do.
lores on visit to their interests in
the Montezuma valley.
Miss Helen Buchanan, who is at
tending school in town this winter.
and has been visiting her aunt, Me-.
Edgar Buchanan, during the absence
of her sister, Mrs. Harry Fry, left
for Hermosa this morning to spend
the week end with her father.
Elmer Davidson and brother John
were arrivals on the eastern las. night
from their home in Elk City, Kas., and
departed this morning for Cortez,
where they will visit relatives while
looking around the country. They |
we're guests of the Southern over
night.
Mrs. F. Hallet and children were |
arrivals last evening from Boulder and
were guests of the Palace over night.
This morning they left for Mancos
were Mr.. Hallett owns ranch property, :,
to spend the summer. Mr.. Hallett |
passed through some days ago with
a load of cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Kendel of An
tonito spent yesterday in Durango.
Mr.. Kendel is treasurer of Conejos |
county and for number Of years was
of the Alamosa schools.
He was pleasant caller at the Her
aid office yesterday afternoon. They |
left for Pennington this morning
where they will visit few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Kaufman
and family arrived last evening from /
Denver to once more take up their
residence in Durango. Their friends |
in this city are pleased to welcome
them back Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman
ar, domiciled at the Strater for the
present, but will go to housekeeping
as soon as they are suitably located.
Frank L. Ross, the attorney, has
another addition to his staff. On