Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-09


one of thas shsep, barons of the Sal
Juan basin,, was, among the Traveller
Oni the Southern this morning Shs
was bound for the famiiy's summer
home UP in the La Platas.ig 10 E-li1
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Mrs. Frank Stubbs, who has been {
business visitor in Durango for tn,
past week journeyed homeward thi,
morning. She was chaperoned by hel
little grandson, Fred Cline who cam,
over last night for the express pur
pose Of seeing gran'ma home"
Colin McGregor, secretary of tn,
class that just graduated from the
high school, left for the La Plata.
this morning where he has work or
the Bulldozer mine. Colin is one oi
the boys who "gets job" not "ac
cepts position" and we are proud OF
him accordingly.
Mayor and Mrs. Scouton have ex
pectations of decidedly pleasant ma,
ture. Their daughter, Miss Addie, is
to arrive from Boulder tonight where
she has just completed her fresh
man year at the state university. Miss
Dola Merry, another talented Durango
girl is to accompany her.
Mrs. o. S. Galbreath ST., who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. S. G
Wall for few days departed for tic
family home in Tacoma this morning
En- route she will spend short time
with her sons in Pagosa Springs and
her daughter, Mrs. Ferguson in De-
Norte.
The Telluride Journal notes the
presence of DR.. James Brown of Grass
Valley, Cal, in that town. DIR. Brown
is brother of the late Mrs. F. G
Carbis OF the Animas valley. In pio-
neer days he was one of .Silvertoa' :
well known physicians.
Separator statesmen are reaping q
harvest as the result of Durango's
new creamery The demand for theii
wares has increased with leaps and
bounds. 1t goes without saying that
the men who have the separators fol-
sale are on hand to supply the trade
The ditch which the Armstrong
Brothers, over in the Bayfield, dis.
trict are constructing, is nearing com
pletion. 1t will reclaim large area
Of land over in the Beaver creek sec.
tior. 1t is understood that it is the
aim of the promoters to have the ter.
ritory occupied by native settlers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilbert ant
the children departed for Montrost
this morning to visit Mr.. Olbert's sis
ter, Mrs. Maggie Robertson, a wei
known La Plata county girl. If in
clination leads their destination will
be many miles from that point.
William Phelan, the Henkle-Duk'
representative, left for Pueblo thil
morning to confer with the manager
of the firm. The trip can scarcely b.
designated as vacation as he will
work the territory along the wa!
both ON his outgoing and incoming
travels.
A large company of friends were a
the depot this morning to bid fare
well to Mrs. William Ross, nee Molli'
Logan, who left for Salida this morn
| ing to join her husband. We all trus
the little lady will find as many loya
friends in the new home as she il
leaving behind in the old.
]. H. Jackson of Cedar Hill was ;
business visitor who tarried in Du
range between Pennington trains, ;
patron of the Palace. Mr.. jackson
| is one of the men who is devoting tn
raajor portion of his time solving tn
irrigation problems, by inventing de
vices that will facilitate the worl
and conserve the water supply.
Mrs. John Meuser and little sister
Helen Campbell, went up to the Ii
Platas today for an indefinite sta.
with their sister, Mrs. Walter Hunter
who is located at the Bay City mine
One her return, Mrs. Meuser is con
sidering trip to California to visi
with her late husbands sister an
oged mother.
Burieigh RlsGue, one of the pcpria
rail .sG loys, underwent an operl.io
for throat trouble at Mercy hosoita
this morning DR.. Turrell has charg
OF the case. Reports from the hos
| pi.al this afternoon are to che ef
feet thai the patitient is resting ON
fortably and gives every indication q
an early recovery.
| Otto Mears, aptly designated as tn