Semi-weekly herald., 1912-06-13
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Atee departed this morning for Farm
ington on business.
Mrs. j. NJ. Wilson was IN the city
over night, passing through tn her
home in Cortez, from Siiverton.
Miss Mamie O'Connell left yestef-
day morning for Denver on her way
to Greeley, to do special work at the
state normal this summer.
Miss Edna Nephew, one of our
La Plata teachers, left yesterday
morning for Greeley, to attend the
summer school at the state normal.
Otto Mears, the pathfinder of the
San Juan, spent Saturday night in
Durango on his way to Silverton from
Denver.
AS yet there is no apparent effort
10 avoid a clash at Chicago and the
preoarations for mix-up goes mer.
rily on.
Mrs. D. F. Day returned to the
ranch at Elco this morning after
spending Sunday in town for a brief
visit with the family.
III VIII a. hOutduh VI TuII SOlllilS
was passenger to the Montezuma
valley this morning, to look over some
land in the vicinity of Cortez.
"A great many Durango people
were out yesterday fishing in the lake
and mountain streams. The fishing
was only fair. Some reported good
catches.
Deputy Game Warden Thomas
Rickner and wife returned to their
home in Mancos this morning after a
three days visit with Durango friends
In the Archuleta case brought to
this county on a change of vende the
supreme court has refused to issue a
supersedeas, thus sustaining the de
cision of Judge Pike.
p. C. Nolan of this city and r. N.
Watkins, formerly srpe.'irs sendent of
the Tomahawk mine in he La Platas
left yesterday morning m business
trip to Pueblo.
w. z. Kinney Frank Ross, a. F.
Mcintosh, S. D. Cunningham and L.
M. Grimes-all Silvertonians, and
proud of it, were in the city Saturday
night on their way to Denver,
Mrs. F. C. Gilbert and little son
Clifford left yesterday morning for
Pueblo on their way to Boston and
other points in Massachusetts, to spend
the summer.
The Christy Comedy company,
who completed an engagement with
tie United Theater company iast
night, left this morn;p gfor Coltez,
where they will play this week.
Attorney Charles A. Johnson re
turned Saturday night from Aztec,
where he spent several days in at
tendance at district court, and depart
ed for Denver yesterday morning.
&C. Wuertz was an arrival last
evening from Cleveland, o., and con-
tinued to Silyerton this morning where
he will spend the next three months
looking after his mining property.
Mrs. Jessie Harwood, county su-
perintendent of schools for San Juan
county, came down from Silverton last
night and left for Fort Lewis this
morning to attend the institute.
"A. F. Farley and son George We're
passengers to Denver this morning
on vacation trip. They will take in
the sights of the city and will also
spend some days at Fort Collins, and
other points in the northern part of
the state.
-Hildreth Frost, son of the Colo
roda Springs millionaire, who owns
large tract Of land in the Montezuma
valley, returned Saturday night from
visit to the property, with w. W.
Plat of Denver and continued home
on Sundays train.
MIR. and Mrs. Glenn Watson were
guests of the Palace last night on
their way to their home in Farming
ton. They returned yesterday from
Monte Vista, where they spent the
past three months on n combined bust
ness and pleasure trip.
II. ]. Crowds, manager of the
Tomahawk Mining company, came
down from La Plata last night with
his nephew, G. p. Crowds, who left
for his home in Sydney, Nova Scotia,
this morning after a visit of about
ten months.
Mrs. James Pheney came in last
evening from Alamosa with her sister,
Mrs. c. A. Black of Pueblo, to spend
a few days visiting Durango friends,
before continuing to their old home
in Mancos. Mrs. Pheney says it is
pleasant to be back in Durango again.
Rev. Theo Arndt of Dix, who
spent Sunday in town to conduct the
regular services in the German Lu-
theran church, departed on this morn
ing's train for Denver, to attend the
Evangelical Lutheran conference that
meets in the state capital June 1916.
Superintendent Thomas Hamor of
the local fish hatchery departed this
morning on the Silverton train with
three cans of fish, destined to oc-
cupy new home in Ebert creek, a
small stream which empties into Elec-
ira lake.
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