Semi-weekly herald., 1913-05-15

First publication May 15, 1913.
Last publication June 5, 1918.
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Mrs. Charlie Airy is between
trains visitor from Silverton today.
&. L.. Howe, the mining man, was
patron of the Strater last evening.
John McDermott was in from Hes
perus yesterday on flying business
tip.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Greene of the
government Indian school at Dulce are
business visitors in town.
Judge Palmquist of Silverton came
down to Electra lakes this morning
to try his luck with hook and line.
Las. nights Pueblo Chieftain gives
Durango's proposed creamery merit
ed boost.
The Ladies' Reading club will meet
with Mrs. Reese McCloskey tomor-
row afternoon at the usual hour.
Mrs. Lulu Roberts, the Lady Mac
cabee organizer, is in town soliciting
members for the order she repre-
sents.
John Gamsby left for Emerald lakes
yesterday afternoon with a supply OF
egg boxes which are to be used tt
| transport the spawn over the trail
John Ahrens of Buckner, Mo-, WHIT
was called here by the death of hi.
father, departed for home this morn
ing.
| Mrs. Barney Cornelius and the ju
nior members of the family went VI
to Hesperus today to visit with Mrs
| Charles Heathers.
Dick Stewart departed for his bach
elor quarters at the Idaho this morn
ing after a few days in town fra
ternizing with congenial spirits
Mrs. Elizabeth TRULY returned t.
her home at Elco this morning afte
passing couple of days in town OF
business mission.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Morgan, tn
| just weds, departed for Dolores thi
morning on their way to their rancl
home which is forty-five miles distan
from that point.
County Superintendent Miss Flor
ence Salabar went up to lockwood t
day to visit the school in charge o
Miss Hazel Bendure. Judging from
the good reports given by school pa
irons she will find everything in
| splendid condition.
The local Globe express boys ar
being inspected today. d. d. Mayo
the general manager Of the company
is in town for that purpose. We ven
ture the guess that no where on tn
system will he find a more courteou
and efficient set of employees thai
those who conduct the Durango brancl
of the business.
Mrs. T. A. Pierce departed for Cali
fornia via Denver this morning. He
mother, Mrs. S. A. Reeve, is return
| ing to her home in Iowa and Mrs
Pierce accompanied her as far as Den
YER and then continues her journe.
to the coast. Mr. Pierce escorted th'
ladies as far as Durango and returned
home this morning.
Mrs. w. G. Otton is down from thu
May Day spur, her first visit in thre'
months. The family are well, com
Portable and prosperous in their new
home. The children are attending
the school in charge Of Miss O'Rourk'
and under her able supervision arr
making excellent progress.
Jack kedman, the genial salesman
with whom the mania Of drug dis
pensii.g has grown with years from
retail 10 wholesale proportions, ar
rived in town last night to interview
the trade. Mr.. Redman is brother
of our popular water and sewer COM
missioner, Henry Redman.
Mrs. p. M. Davis returned to hei
home in Thompson's park this morn
ing after a short visit with her daugh-
+,r NJ. C,b, ffar nur;pn hor on.