Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-18

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Ben Russell is up to Electra lakes
on fishing expedition.
Mrs. c. N. Potts of Jackson, Mich.
is visiting with Mrs. Edgar Buch-
anan.
Mrs. James Schriver is in from Fort
Lewis, the guest of Mrs. Rosepha c.
Pulford.
Paul Blackwell, the talented reader,
is spending a few days in town the
guest of the Palace.
A through train to Siiverson seems
to be signal for cloudbursts some
where along the line.
G. S. Bryles of Silverton is down
to consult Durango physician. He
is at the Savoy.
Miss Lauretta Decker left for her
home in La lara today after delight
full stay with Mancos friends.
w. G. White, Senator West and II.
I. Henderson went as far as Aztec
with the Los Angeles representatives.
P. ]. Hudson of Colorado Springs
who is taking the circle trip, passed
through this morning homeward
bound.
Mr.. Benston, a land seeker from
Trinidad went over to the Montezuma
valley this morning. He passed the
time betwees trains at the Savoy
Mrs. Thomas Melbourne was an
over night visitor from the Idaho
mine where her husband is superin-
tendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lechner arrived from
Trinidad last night to spend the re-
naming portion of the summer with
relatives.
Mr.. Reagan will only go as FAR as
Gallup with the Los Angeles dele
cation. He returns to Durango in a
few days.
Mrs. j. w. Lackey went down to
Pennington to visit week with rel
atives. The doctor is camping with
bunch of congenial spirits at Elec-
ira lakes.
The Representatives of different
fire truck companies will meet with
the city council tonight for the pur-
pose of convincing the city dads each
has the best and most economical
truck to offer.
General Agent and Mrs. McAtee
went down on the Red Apple train
this morning. The Denver & Rio
Grande officials evidently intend to
know all about that fruit crop and
make every preparation to handle it.
Last night Mrs. C. P. Foreman, Miss
Elizabeth Bozman and Miss Hattie
Hall came over from Bayfield, and
departed for their home in Cortez this
morning. They have ben the house
guests of Mrs. Foreman's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bay, for the past fort
night
Supt Luke of the Fourth division
came down from Silverton this morn
ing, where he has beer Oh a tour of
inspection and departed on car "R"
for Alamosa.
Judge Charles R. Crisp, parliamen-
tartan to Speaker Clark and adjutant
of Ollie James at the Baltimore con
vention, is seeking the congressional
nomination in the new third district
of Georgia. Judge Crisp is son of
the late Speaker Charles F. Crisp.
ID. X. Beacon, Denver gentleman,
who has been at Trimble taking the
hot taths the past three weeks foi
the benefit Of his health, lett for
home this morning; his sufferings
having greatly been alIeviated by the
healing properties of the waters.
Miss Mary Price of Canon City, who
is spending the summer with her
brothers, VIII and John Price, at the
Incas mine, is in the city today. A
few years ago Miss Price taught the
La Plata city school, the past year
she has been teaching near Canon
City.
A couple of days ago Sam May
found a pocketbook containing Sls2.
Like god boy in the story book, he
sought diligently for the owner and