Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-25
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PURELY PERSONAL.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walters are
down from the La Platas, the guests
of Mrs. Walters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. E. Peterson.
David Halls of Mancos came over
last evening to meet Mr.. and Mrs.
II. H. Redd. He accompanied them TO
Mancos this morning.
| f, W. Stubbs, the sawmill operator,
who for many years was associated in
business with L. C. Jakway, is trans
acting business in the city.
Mrs. Ora Hood was a returning pas
senger from Silverton today. She
carried an immense bouquet of the
state flower as an Indicator of the di-
rection Of her travels.
James Reagan returned to Durango
Saturday night and is making the
Strater his headquarters. He accom-
panied the Los Angeles delegation as
far MS Gallup.
Miss Anna Hare, who underwent
critical operation at Ochsncr's few
weeks ago, has sufficiently recovered
to return to her home in Bloomfield,
IN. NJ.
Mrs. Deering and child came down
from Silverton Saturday night on
their way to their home in Farming
ton. They were at the Palace during
their stay in Durango.
Miss Edna Duncan of Cortez ar
rived from Greeley Saturday night,
where she has been taking a course
in the teachers college. She left for
home yesterday morning.
Miss Yarda lsaacson and Miss An
ma Pierfcn were incoming passengers
from Denver last night bound foe their
home at Cedar Hill. The yoang Ia
dies Eave been in the Colorado me
tro oils foI two months.
Mrs. Regina Farris went over to
Mancos this morning to spend few
weeks with her son, Earl. a magni-
ficent bouquet Of roses for Little Ger
trude formed the principal part of
her baggage.
Mrs. w. II. Meldrim and little son
went down to the Aztec Pennington
district this morning to look over the
section with view of making it their
permanent home if the section lives
up to its reputation.
John O'Rourlse, a well known Du-
range boy who graduated from the
law department of the state university
last spring, arrived here last night.
His many friends are hoping he will
locate in this city.
Miss Bessie Newton, one of Lead
ville's successful teachers, arrived
from the northwest Saturday evening
on her way to Cedar Hill to pass n
portion of her vacation with her par
ents.
Mrs. Mary Ligett of Burlington, Ia,
who has been visiting her brother,
Steve Jones, for several weeks, de-
parted this morning for Antonito,
where she will spend a month with
other relatives before continuing to
her home.
Mrs. Margaret Stewart, the eldest
daughter of Street Commissioner Bra.
dy, is very i'll with appendicitis. For
nearly three weeks the attending ply
sician has hoped to avoid an operation
but now it seems that one will be
necessary.
"Will those who are rarely disasso-
ciated with the county's pay roll again
, ask the voters to keep them at their
old stand?" is a question that is be
ing discussed by the majority of the
citizens in the borders of La Plata
r county.
t Esther Rodgers, the winsome little
t daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Rodg-
ers, passed thu ough from Silverton to
Alamosa this morning where she will
t visit her aunt Mrs. Charles Crum
sh was chaperoned by her uncle
: Cyil Newton Of Denver.
e The Misses Edna and Mabel Asquith
| arrived from the northwest Saturday
night to spend fortnight with then
cousin, C. X. Cobb, and family. Al
one point en- route the young ladies
encountered lcuipSi ANuAN VI iNC bN
7 grees-and yet Durango people pro
S test when the altitude of the ther.
= mometer is 88.
t Mrs. Della Burwick and little daugh
r ter Mabel left for Grand junction
8 this morning where they will visit thu
formers sister for a month. Early
n in September Mrs. Burwick will entel
+ the State Teachers College at Gree
+ ley to take a kindergarten course
6 During her brief residence in Durango
e the lady has filled very importan
place in the church life of the town
e Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Redd, who wei
: married the 7th of June and have sine
It been spending their honeymoon in III
= east, werc guests of the Savoy las
= night They were on their way I.
e Bluff, Utah, where Mr.. Redd has ex
i tensive cattle interests. AT Mqncos
prairie schooner equipped with n com
n plete camping outfit is in READINGS
ii for them to make the overland tri
II between that town and their destina
IS ti0n.