Semi-weekly herald., 1912-01-22
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Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Wyett left
or the ranch near Bayfield, today,
.fter a couple of days in town shop
,ing.
H. 7. Henderson returned last ev
,ning from a lengthy business trip
10 different points in the east and
south.
- Jesse Hallar, landlord of the Man
COS hotel, is spending the day in Du-
range attending to some business
H C. Bollinger, the La Plata
came down from the camp |
last night and is staying over in town |
today for medical treatment.
The flags on the public buildings
of the city are flying at half mast
out of respect to the memory of the
late Judge Henry j. Hechtman.
Miss Anna Lechner left for her
home in Silverton this morning. The
young lady returned recently from u
holiday visit with friends in Aztec.
Yesterday the final papers were
made out by which the Palace bar
was transferred to d. E. Kight, land
lord of the Palace hotel, by Fred
Straub.
Attorney Horace G. Thurman of
Ccrtez is staying over in town to-
day on his way from Denver, where
he spent the holiday season with his
family.
Carl Longstrom, o. ]. Kalin and
Henry Adams were Silvertonites who
were homeward bound this morning
returning from two weeks vacation
in Denver.
j. G. Allard, the United States
revenue inspector, who has been il
Durango and vicinity for several days
on official business, left for Denver
this morning.
H. w. Fielding came in from Den
yer last evening where he went sew
eral days ago on business pertaining
to the May Day-Idaho mining suit
and left this morning for the May
Day mine.
j. B. Moore, the contractor, was
returning passenger to his home
in Mancos this morning after bust.
ness visit over night in this city.
- DIR. W. R. McRee was return.
ing passenger to his home in Aztec
this morning. Mrs. McRee who ac.
companied him to Durango, will re.
main for some days longer.
County Treasurer Oren F. Frary
who has been confined to the house foi
some time with an attack of append
citis, was able to be out again yes.
terday. An operation will doubtless
be performed later.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Smith, nee
O'Leary, the newlyweds, came in or
last nights eastern from their honey
moon trip, and left this morning for
La Plata City. Mr.. Smith is connect.
ed with the May Day.
Mrs. Jennie Lussey of Silvertor
is the house guest of Mrs. Charles
Barker of the north side for a weel
or two. In addition to visiting hel
Durango friends, Mrs. Lussey is shop
ping and having dental work done.
Superintendent H. F. Robinson oi
this irrigation district, was an ar
rival last evening from Albuquerque
on his way to Shiprock to inspect tn,
construction work which the govern
ment is doing on the Navajo reserva
ton.
II. o. Inglider, d. & r. G. ex
press messenger, came in last evening
from Denver and departed over thu
Southern this morning. Mr.. Inglidel
is making the circle trip in order tt
familiarize himself with the mes
senger service on the system.
Miss Cora E. Williams and broth
er, r. H., were guests of the Palace
last night on their way to their hom'
in Aztec. Miss Williams came in from
Kansas City where she visited friend
since October. Her brother, who wa
returning from business trip to Den
yer, met her in Colorado Springs ant
accompanied her home this morning
H. N. Linebarger, the merchan
prince from Tiffany, was busines.
visitor over night. He reports every
thing moving along smoothly in Tiff
fany. Farmers of that section are
busy with their winter work, and ar,
already planning for spring and thl
many labors which an especially pros
porous season will impose upon them
Mrs. Ida Wales, formerly the eff,
cient principal of the Whittier school
for number of years, returned Ia
Pennington this morning where she
is spending the winter, after n few
days visit in town. The severe cold
spell played havoc with the electric
light system which has been frozen
up for the past three weeks. 1t is
run by water power and the water
in the bitches has been in CONCEALED
state for the above-mentioned length
of time, and is just beginning to tina W
out now that the weather has mod d.
Grated.