Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-28

Mrs. Walter Hunter is down from
the La Platas visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Campbell. 4
William Graflin returned to the La
Platas this morning where he has
charge of the development and pros
pecting work for the Gem Mining
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robran, who has been
visiting their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Spencer at Electra lakes,
spent the night in town on their wayl
to their home in Del Norte. The
family are old time friends of Mr..
and Mrs. l. j. Bradford.
The Morning Rant is expecting ship
ments of drays and furs. The drays
will be used by paper boys to deliver
the weighty publication and the furs
to protect the news, which is SO fresh
that it is in constant danger of being
frost bitten.
George Murphy, commercial mani
who deals in leather goods, left for
the Aztec Pennington section this
morning. Mrs. Murphy came down
from Denver with him, but will re-
main in Durango while he makes the
southern trip.
Miss Susetta Young returned from
Silver City last night where she at
tended the summer session of the New
Mexico state normal This morning
she departed for the Aztec section,
where she makes her home with her
aunt, Mrs. Thomas Cook.
| M. M. Engleman, Pennington resi-
dent who figures prominently in the
commercial life of that district, re- !
turned from Denver last night and
departed for home this morning. Dur /,
irg his between trains wait the Pal
zee catered to his wants.
| Ward Williams left for the La ;
Platas this morning after brief visit
with his wife. He is engaged in min ,
ing with Charles De Luche and their
recent strike makes both members of
the company reasonably certain that ,
their chances to reside on the shady j.,
side of Easy street are favorable
Mrs. S. E. Aldrich, grand matron
of the Order of Eastern Star for
the state Of New Mexico, spent the
| night at the Strater on her return ,
from tour of inspection of the Aztec d,
and Pennington chapters. While
| down there she visited the different
points of interest in the adjoining
country.
Miss Flora Schalles arrived from
Denver last night, where she is at
| tending business college. She will re-
main week in the section,- dividing
her time Between relatives who re-
side in Durango and Flora Vista :,
She left for the last named point Il,
this morning to spend the remainder ,
Of the week with her aunt, Mrs. Thos.
Goulding.
| Superintendent McGraw of the
fourth division arrived from Alamosa
in his private car last night. He was
accompanied by Mrs. McGraw and the
three children, Miss Marguerite and
Miss Helen and Sampson, the son of
the house of McGraw. This morning =
the party journeyed to Pennington. ,
Mrs. Matt Pheney and the children ,
were their guests for the day.
Tom LOTUS and four of the junior ,
members of the family were return j.,
ing passengers to Pennington this j..
morning. Business demanded Mr.. g
| Lotus presence in Silverton and two
of the little girls accompanied him to
that point, where they purchased i'm
portant additions to their doll family. ,
During their stay at Animas City they -,
drove dull care away from the home of =,
Grandpa and Grandma Waters.
Henry s. Winans, who represents G
the W. S. Tyler company of Cleve- !.
land, o., is business solicitor in the {
city. Four years have elapsed since :
his last visit. He is one of the genial
sort of people who is always receives
a wealth of welcome wherever he goes. 9
Recently returned from trip around /,
the world in the interest of the firm ,
he represents, and was away from the =,